Andaman has no road or rail link to the mainland — you can only get here by flight or ship. Here's everything you need to plan your journey, plus how to get around once you land.
Fastest Way In
Direct flights connect Port Blair with five major Indian cities. Flying is the most convenient option for most travellers, with multiple daily departures in peak season.
All flights to Andaman land here. IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, and AIX Connect operate routes. We recommend booking 3–4 weeks ahead for the best fares, especially Nov–Feb.
IndiGo, Air India, Vistara
IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet
IndiGo, AIX Connect
IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, AIX Connect
IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet
Flying from another city? We'll help you find the best connecting route via Delhi, Chennai or Kolkata.
Ask Our Team →The Scenic Route
Passenger ships sail from three mainland ports to Port Blair. It's slower than flying, but a memorable experience in its own right — and often the only budget option for travellers carrying heavy luggage or vehicles.
The most frequent mainland route, run by the Shipping Corporation of India. Bunk, Second, First, and Deluxe Cabin classes available.
~56 hoursA longer-standing route with regular sailings. Slightly rougher seas than the Chennai route during monsoon months.
~50–60 hoursThe least frequent of the three routes — sailings happen only a few times a month, so check schedules well in advance.
~56 hoursOnce You've Landed
Andaman is an archipelago — moving between islands and within them needs a mix of ferries, road transport, and rentals. Here's what to expect.
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