In India's heavily crowded cities, paradise may be discovered not far from the hustle and bustle. Havelock Island is a short strip of land surrounded by the pristine seas of the Andaman Sea, resulting in kilometres of continuous shoreline frequented by wandering elephants. Get ready to enjoy some of Asia's – and the world's – most renowned white-sand, palm-fringed beaches, whether you're wanting to relax and paddle in glittering, turquoise shallows or try your hand at water sports like as scuba diving or kayaking.

A Quick Overview of Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep)

Havelock Island is the most well-known tourist destination in the Andaman Islands. It is one of the biggest islands in Ritchie's Archipelago, with a length of 41 kilometres.

Sir Henry Havelock, a British General stationed in India during British rule, was the first person to name the island after him.However, the island was renamed Swaraj Dweep after famed Indian liberation warrior Subhash Chandra Bose by India's Prime Minister, Mr Narendra Modi, in 2018.

Radhanagar Beach on Havelock Island was named the Best Beach in Asia by Time magazine in 2004. In addition, the beach was received the Blue Flag accreditation in 2020, which is a distinguished honour that recognises a location's cleanliness and environmental friendliness.

How do I go to Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep)?

Havelock Island may be accessed by sea or air, however the sea is the most convenient mode of transportation. From nearby islands, private and government ferries run (Port Blair and Neil Island). Private ferries, on the other hand, are recommended since they are simple to reserve and do not need standing in line. They may be booked via us for a simple and worry-free experience.

BEACHES

• 1. RADHANAGAR BEACH
• 2. KALAPATHAR BEACH
• 3. ELEPHANTA BEACH