Havelock
Havelock Island, also known as "Swaraj Dweep Island," is a highly sought-after destination in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, attracting numerous visitors. This picturesque island, located in the South Andaman district, is positioned approximately 41 km northeast of Port Blair and spans across 92.2 square kilometers. It's a part of the Ritchie Archipelago, nestled between Peel Island and Neil Island.
Havelock Island, also known as "Swaraj Dweep Island," is a highly sought-after destination in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, attracting numerous visitors. This picturesque island, located in the South Andaman district, is positioned approximately 41 km northeast of Port Blair and spans across 92.2 square kilometers. It's a part of the Ritchie Archipelago, nestled between Peel Island and Neil Island.
The island offers a diverse range of attractions and activities for travelers. Notably, its commitment to eco-tourism is highlighted, having received the prestigious "Blue Flag" certificate for its eco-friendly practices in 2021. The island boasts various enchanting beaches, including the famous Radhanagar Beach, known for its stunning beauty and was even titled "Best Beach in Asia" in 2006.
Other beautiful beaches on Havelock Island include Elephant Beach, Vijay Nagar Beach, and Kalapathar Beach. Each of these offers unique experiences, from water sports at Elephant Beach to a relaxing sunset view and shopping for souvenirs at Kalapathar Beach.
To access Havelock Island, you can opt for government-operated ferries or private cruises. Upon arrival, the island provides convenient transportation options, including local cabs and buses, making it easy to explore its attractions, water sports, delightful cuisine, and accommodation options.
