A quick guide to Havelock Island: Exploring the tropical paradise
Priya SrivastavaPriya Srivastava/TIMESOFINDIA.COM/ Updated : Jun 19, 2023, 17:19 IST
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Being a tropical heaven, Havelock just has two prime seasons, summers and monsoons. The dry season lasts between November and April while monsoons here are between May and October.
Being a tropical heaven, Havelock just has two prime seasons, summers and monsoons. The dry season lasts between November and April while monsoons here are between May and October. Read less
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We have created a quick guide for all those planning a trip to Havelock Island. Have a look:
Best time to visit
How to reach
Read more: A 7-day itinerary for the Andamans
From Port Blair, one can take a ferry to Havelock. Both private and government-operated ferries are available. It’s a scenic sea journey that takes around 90 minutes.
Prominent attractions
Elephant Beach: The beach is only a short boat ride from Havelock Island and is a haven for snorkelers. This is a perfect place for people who wish to explore the underwater world and see sea turtles.
Kalapathar Beach: This beach is defined by its rocky coastline and emerald waters. You can go on a peaceful walk along the shore and immerse yourself in the breathtaking views.
Havelock Island is a true blue beauty that enthrals visitors with its natural beauty. The place is fun-tastic for those seeking adventure or relaxation.
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