Why November Kicks Off the Andaman Prime Season
The Bay of Bengal settles down completely in November. Rains diminish, sea swells calm, and underwater visibility reaches up to 25 meters, making November the official beginning of prime scuba diving and snorkeling season at Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) and Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep).
Daytime temperatures stay comfortably around 28°C with cool tropical trade winds blowing across the powdery white sand of Radhanagar Beach (consistently voted Asia’s #1 beach).
Top Island Experiences in November
• Havelock Island: Sunset walks on Radhanagar Beach, scuba diving at Elephant Beach, and beachfront private candlelight dinners.
• Neil Island: Cycle past organic vegetable farms, visit the natural rock bridge, and relax on quiet Laxmanpur Beach.
• Port Blair: Cellular Jail National Memorial, Light & Sound show, and Ross Island colonial ruins.
Customized itineraries, verified 3★/4★ stays, dedicated private vehicle with chauffeur, and 24/7 on-trip assistance from Mumbai & pan-India.
Booking Advice & Dynamic Pricing
Private high-speed catamarans (Makruzz, Nautika) must be booked well in advance during November as tourist numbers increase.
Package pricing varies depending on travel dates, hotel beachfront tier, and flight schedules.
Is scuba diving open in Andaman in November?
Yes, November is one of the best months for scuba diving and sea karting in Havelock and Neil Islands due to calm currents and exceptional underwater visibility.
Do Indian citizens need passports for the Andaman Islands?
No passport or visa is required for Indian citizens visiting Port Blair, Havelock, or Neil Island—just a valid government photo ID.
How many days are recommended for an Andaman holiday?
A duration of 5 Nights / 6 Days (2N Port Blair + 2N Havelock + 1N Neil) offers the ideal balance of island exploration and relaxation.