Andaman Islands
Luxury Yacht Charter

Andaman Islands

Andamand Islands Yacht Charter

Perfect white sand beaches, thick green rainforests, and sapphire waves await you at this paradise destination. The Andaman Islands, an Indian archipelago in the Bay of Bengal, consists of some 570 tropical islands surrounded by pristine coral reefs – with less than a dozen of them inhabited. One of the most remote yet beautiful places on earth, this archipelago promises adventure, relaxation, and more. A dream destination for chartering, the delicate ecosystem of this island group and its indigenous population means that much of the Andaman Islands remains preserved from development. With hundreds of the islands off-limits to visitors, there is no better way to admire the spectacular untouched beauty of the islands than abroad on a luxury yacht charter.

Andaman Islands Charter Guide

Less than 20 of the Andaman Islands are open to visitors, offering a wide array of stunning beaches, rainforests, and calm waters to explore. As the archipelago is the most remote Indian state, located 1370 kilometers from the mainland, it is also the ideal spot to begin or end a more extensive cruise of the area.

Radhanagar Beach

One of the most beautiful beaches in the world, this beach on Havelock island offers everything from powder-white soft sands to thick green rainforests and sparkling turquoise waters. Dotted with palm trees, it offers a tranquil ambiance to relax and unwind amidst nature.

Cellular Jail

Located on the island of South Andaman, this three-story prison was built by the British in 1906. A pilgrimage for freedom fights, the building now sees as a museum and a national memorial, with a special light show that tells the story of the region’s somber past.

Neil's Cove

Located just 10 minutes walking from Radhanagar Beach is Neil’s Cove. A pristine lagoon, this spot offers spectacular views and swimming spots – so be sure to bring suntan lotion and a camera.

Kayaking in Havelock

The best place for kayaking, explore the mangroves and deep lagoons here by kayak. Paddling through dense, thick mangroves is an exciting way to see the island’s beauty up close and in person. Those looking for adventure will love night kayaking.

Ross Island

Just 2 kilometers east of Port Blair, this island offers a peek into the region’s rich history. Take in the British colonial architecture as you explore this small island that once served as a residential area and the many deer that roam freely.