Adventurous Things to do in Andaman Nicobare Islands




Besides museums, monuments and endless beaches, Andaman Islands are likewise popular for other activities such as Island Camping, diving centers and awesome water activities like diving, video game fishing and snorkeling.

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Island Camping

If you discover remaining in hotels and resorts boring, then try outdoor camping in one of the numerous islands in Andaman. Island Camping has gained a lot of popularity in the recent years. Imagine remaining in a tent on a beach and sleeping to the noises of waves crashing at the shore, Island Camping is best for travelers who are searching for some peace and serenity in addition to some experience. Moreover, the Tourism Department has actually likewise taken a great deal of initiative to offer comfy and luxurious lodging facilities to the visitors at various islands.

Scuba Diving

One of the most popular tourist attractions in Andaman Islands, scuba diving over here is a totally various experience. One can see the remarkable coral and marine life in addition to a number of sunken ships. Some popular scuba diving spots in Andaman consist of Anglis Island, Neil Island, Wandoor and Havelock Island. There are 2 famous diving centers in Andaman- Barefoot Scuba and Dive India, both are situated at Havelock Island. Prior to attempting scuba diving, it is best to first discover the dos and do n'ts and get certified. Both these institutions have a few of the very best instructors in the nation and modern-day diving devices.

Snorkeling

One of the best locations to check out snorkeling is on Elephanta Beach near Havelock Island. Other popular places include Inglis Island, South Button and Buffalo Island.

Andaman Water Sports Complex

Located near Cellular Jail in Port Blair, Andaman Water Sports Complex is a well recognized sports complex offering numerous adventurous water activities. Moreover, they likewise provide kayaks, paddleboats, sailboats, parasailing, rowing boats and water skiing equipments at the complex. Attempt boating approximately Ross Islands for an adventurous experience.

Active Volcanoes

The only active volcano in India is situated in Barren Island, about 139 kilometers from the capital city of Port Blair. After staying non-active for around 177 years, the volcano first emerged in 1991 and after that again in 1994-95. Considering that it is a small island, the crater lies simply half a kilometer from the shore. The island can be gone to by travelers, however they require approval from the Forest Department first as well as then visitors are not permitted to leave the ship.

For more information on Andaman tour packages contact Swan Tours, Delhi, India or call at 011 23415601.
Location: Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India

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