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How to get here ?
Indian Nationals do not require a passport or any special permit to visit the Andaman Islands. There is also no restriction on the duration of stay on the islands. All foreign nationals must have a valid Indian Visa to enter Port Blair. On arrival, all foreign nationals are issued a Restricted Area Permit free of cost at the airport or port. The procedure is simple and takes about 20 minutes. The permit will allow you to stay for a period of 30 days only. This validity can be further extended in Port Blair or Havelock closer to the date of expiry by an additional 15 days provided you have proof of a return ticket. No further extensions are possible.
TRANSPORTATION
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BY SEA
There are ship rides from Kolkata, Chennai and Vishakhapatnam ports to Port Blair. However, the one-sided journey takes about 4 days to complete.
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BY PLANE
Andaman’s only airport is in Port Blair, called ‘Vir Savarkar International Airport’. There are regular flights by many domestic operators originating from Kolkata, Chennai and all major metro cities.
CELLULAR JAIL
This is by far the most important attraction which has been calling not only the countrymen, but also researchers and historians all across the world to come and study Port Blair.
The Cellular Jail or Kaala Paani which is a standing epic of harshness and struggle before Independence is an immaculately maintained building. Today, it is considered the national monument with a beautiful garden, which presents a sound-and-light show every day in two languages.
Corbyn’s Cove and Japanese Bunkers
Corbyn’s Cove is the closest beach to Port Blair, which is recognized less as a beach but more as the sunset view point. In 2004, most of this beach was severely affected and washed away by Tsunami disaster, which can still be felt by its ruins.
On reaching this place, the remarkable attractions are Japanese Bunkers, which were used in World War II.
Chatham Saw Mill
The oldest saw mill in Asia stands right here in Port Blair. Nearby is Chatham Jetty, where the ships from Calcutta and Chennai used to unload their goods once upon a time.
From this point, there are passenger jetty available to reach Dundas Point and Bamboo Flat.
Anthropological Museum
There is no better way to get you introduced to multiple tribes of Port Blair than this place.
This museum has lots of exhibits representing various tribes, as well as the development that took place as the time evolved. The Museum is closed all Thursdays and on public holidays.
Central Agricultural Research Institute
Port Blair has a striking landscape which was immediately appreciated by British, when they decided to make this place their summer home.
Now, this landscape is the cause for various researchers arriving here to study its cultivation capabilities. Livestock and poultry form the major farming.
Samudrika Marine Museum
This is run by Indian Navy and has an assortment of exhibits including tribal, plants, animals, marine life and islands’ ecosystem.
Right outside the museum is the main attraction- ‘skeleton of a blue whale’, which was found washed ashore on the Nicobars.
Ross Island
Other than these specific points in Port Blair worth watching, the visitors are highly recommended visiting Ross Island which acted as the British administrative capital before Independence.
There still are the ruins of old buildings and the place is dominant with deer and peacocks.
North Bay
Reaching North Bay or the Coral Island offers a sequence of sporting adventures, along with the sea walking for relaxing memories to cherish.
Chidiyatapu
This beach is specifically for the sunset viewers, aiming to capture the beautiful amazing shades of nature in their cameras!
Recently, the Mini Zoo, a medium-sized zoo with some unique species found only in Andaman and Nicobar Islands has been shifted here.
Viper Island
Once again the historical remark, this Island is visited for both its magnificent beauty and the remains of printing press and Secretariat Office which were raised during British Rule.
Radhanagar Beach
In 2004, this most beautiful beach in Havelock was termed the best in whole of Asia! Smooth white sand, lush green forests in the backdrop overlooking turquoise waters form amazing amalgamation of colours and scenery.
The right stretch of the beach takes you to Blue Lagoon. People often come here to capture the spectacular sunsets in their handy cameras.
Elephant Beach
Known for the best corals found on the island, this beach shows the survival against 2004 Tsunami disaster. It is on the north of Radhanagar, making an excellent spot for snorkelling.
From Radhanagar, it may be reached either by foot or by a boat. In dry weather, trekking along the beach is a great option.
Kalapathar Beach
Based on a corner of the island, this beach symbolizes black rocks which offer it the name. This relaxing beach is famed for the Emerald waters, which are adorned by the tropical forest on the back and the shiny silver sand in the front.
There cannot be a better place for solitude than this on Havelock.
Vinnie's Island, Havelock
This is a famous dive site, which usually has good visibility for the divers to splash in. Tourists often visit here for the possibility of spotting Leopard sharks.
Dixon’s Pinnacle, Havelock
Three pinnacles form this, housing a variety of sea life. Some rare species include Barracudas, Giant Napoleon turtles, white-tip shark, tube corals and sponges.
Nature at Your Service.
Get away from the hustle of everyday life and indulge yourself in the tranquility of the Andamans at any of our Hotels. The one thing we guarantee here at SeaShell is HAPPINESS!
Havelock
Sundown, enjoy the tranquillity and warmth from the sea-facing balconies of the cottages at Havelock.
Havelock
As the sun sets, awake the child in you and build your own castles at the beach front of the resort at Havelock.
Neil
Ease off on the hammock and listen to the whispers of nature at the patio of the luxury tents at Neil.
Havelock
Tell her those words she is waiting for and re-live the special moments in the cosy ambiance of the candle light dinner at Havelock.
Portblair
Enjoy the divine flavours of multi-cuisine restaurant at Salt and Pepper in SeaShell, Portblair.
Havelock
Unwind in the comfort of your luxury lagoon room.
Neil
Our open restaurant at Neil is the perfect place to chill in the lap of nature.
Port Blair
Drink life up to the lees at Amaya, sea view roof top lounge.
Havelock
At dusk, unwind in your chalet.
Neil
Take a walk down our resort along the shoreline, capturing the crepuscule on your camera.
SeaShell, Port Blair Deluxe Room
SeaShell, Havelock Lagoon
SeaShell, Neil Cottage
History Beckons
Port Blair is a treasure house of marine life thriving on its wide starched coastal beaches. Known for famous beaches and eye catching vistas, this place was witness to a dark history and is a heaven for travellers.
A Paradise on Earth
One of the few islands that is inhabited, truly a natural paradise, dotted with white sand beaches, coral reefs with a colourful array of aquatic life, palm trees, as well as dense forests in the interiors.
Tranquility Galore
Neil is tiny but beautiful island located 37 kms. to the south of the Andaman Islands. With unexplored coral reef, brilliant bio-diversity, white sandy beaches and tropical forest and vegetation, it is one of the hot tourist spots in the Andamans.
SAMSSARA,NEIL
Enjoy the pristine beauty of Neil Island from the comforts of Samssara.Get away from the hustle of everyday life and indulge yourself in the tranquility of Neil island at Samssara. The one thing we guarantee at Samssara is LUXURY and HAPPINESS!
Rejuvenating the Senses in Idyllic Beach Resorts in Andaman
Welcome to the Andamans and we are SeaShell, Hotels and Resorts. SeaShell is one of the famous hotels in Andamans bringing in the local essence to the guests. Our luxurious range of resorts in Andamans is also truly one of a kind.
We have found great patronage among travelers who have been staying at our hotel and resorts, year after year, who have helped us grow organically and are also our most coveted brand ambassadors.
Why are We Special?
As a benchmark setter in the hospitality business, SeaShell has all the elements contributing to our rise in the sector. We offer a wide range of rooms and suites with opulent décor and cozy beds to international and domestic guests alike. Our beach facing resorts, the rooms with elegant views, the greenery of our property and our service, makes us the most sought after holiday destination.
We offer airport & jetty pick and drop and even offer cab services for sightseeing and local visits to the best tourist spots in Andamans. Our guests find our hotel rooms well-designed, comfortable and our resorts arm and welcoming.
SeaShell was founded with the conviction to provide guests a refreshingly enjoyable, hassle-free and memorable experience.
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