List of Districts of Andaman and Nicobar Island

The Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands is divided into 3 districts for Administrative Purposes.

• Nicobar
• North and Middle Andaman
• South Andaman

Andaman and Nicobar Island UT info

Capital- Port Blair
572 islands Spread over a distance of 8oo km in Bay of Bengal
Adventure sports like Trekking,snorkeling,Scuba diving are popular
Languages - Bengali,Tamil,Telugu,Hindi, English
Tourist spot-Havelock beach,Baratang,cellular jail
Districts - North and Middle Andaman District
              South Andaman District
              Nicobar District

Important Information to remember before visiting Andaman and Nicobar Islands

          Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the Bay of Bengal is one place which both Indian and foreign tourists love to visit. But there are some important information which have to be kept in mind before planning a visit.
For Indian Tourists:
            A confirmed to and fro flight ticket is absolutely necessary for a travel to Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The islands are grouped as Andaman and Nicobar Islands and out of which only the Andaman Island is open to the tourists. The Indian tourists donot require any permit to visit Andaman Islands. Visiting the tribal areas is highly prohibited and special permission is granted by the Deputy Commissioner of Andamans, only for special cases.
For Foreign Tourists:
          Special permission is required for the foreign nationalities to visit Andaman Islands. The permission is granted for 30 days which can be extended to a time period of 15 more days.
         The permission can be obtained from Indian Missions abroad or from the immigration authorities in Mumbai, Kolkatta, Delhi, Chennai or on arrival at the airport at Port Blair Airport. Just as the Indian nationals, the foreign nationals are also not allowed to visit Nicobar Islands. The permit that is given to the foreign nationals is valid to visit Port Blair, Havelock Islands, Neil Islands, Mayabunder, Diglipur and Rangat for a period of month and night halt in these areas are permitted. Day visit is allowed to Jolly Buoy, South Cinque, Red Skin, Mountain Hariet and Madhuban.
          Apart from the above, foreigners who have special permission can stay over night at South Andaman, Middle Andaman and Little Andaman Islands. Neill Island, Havelok Islands, Baatand Islands, North Passage Islands, Long Islands, Diglipur and Islands in the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park. No one can visit Boat Haboday, Twin Island, Tarmugli Island, Malay Island and Pluto Islands.
           Foreigners are also not allowed to visit the tribal reserves.

Tourist Information offices of Andaman

Secretary (Tourism)
Secretariat,
Port Blair,
A & N Islands.
Office:03192-233345
Fax:244201
E-mail:sectourism@and.nic.in

Director (Tourism)
Directorate of Information, Publicity & Tourism,
A & N Administration,
Port Blair,
A & N Islands.
Office:03192-230933,230234
Fax:230933
E-mail:ipt@and.nic.in

Tourist Information Officer
Directorate of Information, Publicity & Tourism,
A & N Administration,
Port Blair,
A & N Islands.
Office:03192-238473
E-mail:ipt@and.nic.in

Reception counter for booking
Directorate of Information, Publicity & Tourism,
A & N Administration,
Port Blair,
A & N Islands.
Office :03192-232694
Fax : 03192-232747
E-mail:accommodation@and.nic.i

Radha Nagar Beach - Havelock

Radhanagar Beach

Radhanagar Beach in Havelock Island is one of the well-known beaches of Andaman Nicobar Islands. Being located quite away from the main city gives it prime importance. One can find it to be favorite among visitors who flock around the Radhanagar Beach for some privacy which is definitely needed to watch the spell bound beauty of this beach.

Sunset

I believe the quietness and this serenity is what attracts the visitors to the Radhanagar Beach. One also gets to see much of flora and fauna surrounding this beach. Additionally there's much more to do on Radhanagar Beach which includes large variety of water sports like snorkelling, swimming, motor sports and much more than one could imagine.Not to miss, the Sunsets!! Simply amazing.