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    The itinerary provides a 4-day trip to the Andaman Islands, including activities and transportation details. Day 1 involves arrival in Port Blair and an evening conference. Day 2 includes a ferry ride to Havelock Island with beach activities. Day 3 returns to Port Blair with visits to historical sites. Day 4 involves departure from Port Blair. Flight details list departure and return flights for over 20 guests traveling from major Indian cities to Port Blair.

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    The itinerary provides a 4-day trip to the Andaman Islands, including activities and transportation details. Day 1 involves arrival in Port Blair and an evening conference. Day 2 includes a ferry ride to Havelock Island with beach activities. Day 3 returns to Port Blair with visits to historical sites. Day 4 involves departure from Port Blair. Flight details list departure and return flights for over 20 guests traveling from major Indian cities to Port Blair.

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    The itinerary provides a 4-day trip to the Andaman Islands, including activities and transportation details. Day 1 involves arrival in Port Blair and an evening conference. Day 2 includes a ferry ride to Havelock Island with beach activities. Day 3 returns to Port Blair with visits to historical sites. Day 4 involves departure from Port Blair. Flight details list departure and return flights for over 20 guests traveling from major Indian cities to Port Blair.

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    Andaman

    ITINERARY

    DAY 01 | 29TH FEB


    Arrive Port Blair
    Transfer to hotel and check in
    1400 - 1600 hrs: Lunch in the hotel
    1800 hrs: Conference & RNR ceremony begins
    2000 hrs: Gala Dinner
    Overnight at Port Blair
    DAY 02 | 01 ST MARCH
    Port Blair - Havelock
    0600 - 0700 hrs: Breakfast at hotel
    0700 hrs: Transfer to Port Blair Ferry Terminal
    0900 hrs: Board your Ferry to Havelock
    1100 hrs: Arrive Havelock
    1130 - 1230 hrs: Explore the property
    1230 - 1400 hrs: Lunch in the resort
    1400 hrs: Check into the rooms
    1500 hrs: Meet at the Lobby and spend time at Radhanagar Beach (beach volleyball /
    beach football)
    1630 hrs: Back to the resort and freshen up
    1700 - 2000 hrs: Box cricket at resort
    2000 - 2230 hrs: Dinner in the resort
    Overnight at Havelock
    DAY 3 | 02 ND MARCH
    Havelock - Port Blair
    0630 - 0730 hrs: Breakfast in resort
    0745 hrs: Transfer to Havelock Ferry Terminal
    0900 hrs: Board your Ferry
    1100 hrs: Arrive at Port Blair
    1115 hrs: Transfer to Ross Island (Historical Place)
    1330 - 1430 hrs: Lunch at restaurant
    1445 hrs: Transfer to Cellular Jail
    1750 hrs: Light & Sound Show
    1900 hrs: Transfer to hotel and check in
    2000 hrs: Dinner in the hotel
    Overnight at Port Blair
    DAY 4 | 03 RD MARCH
    Departure from Port Blair
    0730 - 1000 hrs: Breakfast in hotel
    Transfer to airport as per your flight timings

    HOTEL
    29 Feb- 01 Mar Port Blair Symphony Samudra - Chidyatapu Beach, next to Biological
    Park, Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands 744105

    01-02 Mar Havelock Taj Exotica - Radha Nagar Beach Number 7, Andaman and
    Nicobar, Islands 744211

    02-03 Mar Port Blair Symphony Samudra - Chidyatapu Beach, Next to Biological
    Park, Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands 744105
    FLIGHT DETAILS:
    NAME OF THE PASSANGER TRAVEL OUTBOUND INBOUND
    HUB
    Gosain/Charu DEL UK 747 29FEB DELIXZ 0620 1140 UK 778 03MAR IXZDEL 1220 1735
    Mishra/Aditya DEL UK 747 29FEB DELIXZ 0620 1140 UK 778 03MAR IXZDEL 1220 1735
    Chatterjee/Sankar Nath Mr CCU UK 747 29FEB CCUIXZ 0920 1140 UK 778 03MAR IXZCCU 1220 1435

    Mukherjee/Somasis Mr BLR UK 509 29FEB BLRIXZ 1050 1315 UK 508 03MAR IXZBLR 1350 1620
    Tomar/Sudarshan Singh Mr BLR UK 509 29FEB BLRIXZ 1050 1315 UK 508 03MAR IXZBLR 1350 1620
    Vishwakarma/Chandrakant Mr BLR UK 509 29FEB BLRIXZ 1050 1315 UK 508 03MAR IXZBLR 1350 1620
    Vishwanath/Vinay Mr BLR UK 509 29FEB BLRIXZ 1050 1315 UK 508 03MAR IXZBLR 1350 1620

    Mr. Kamlesh Dayanand Rao BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 02MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Shailendra Kothavale BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 02MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Ms. Anvita Gupta BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Mr. Augustine David Moniz BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Mr. Chirag Bhavsar BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Mr. Gaurav Adhyapak BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Ms. Jaishree Chani BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Mr. Nakul Yadav BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Mr. Parin Vora BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Mr. Rahul Kumar Rai BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Mr. Ritesh Kumar Dwivedy BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Ms. Shivani Babbar BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Ms. Shreya Jain BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Mr. Sidney Valarian Sequeira BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Mr. Sumeet Prem Kumar Soni BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Ms. Sushmita Hitesh Dave BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Ms. Ujwala Mahadeo Salvi BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Mr. Vimal Thoday BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Mr. Vivek Vitthal Khanjode BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Mr. Yatin Babulal Vora BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Mr. Mohit Pravin Shetty BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Mr Sameer Shiraz Mistry BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Jaimit V Doshi BOM 6E 5285 29FEB BOMIXZ 1040 1415 6E 5286 03MAR IXZBOM 1455 1820
    Harshal Mohan Wadajkar PNQ 6E 391 29FEB PNQBLR 0710 0840 // 6E 6357 03MAR IXZBLR 1445 1725 //
    6E 6356 29FEB BLRIXZ 1145 1410 6E 441 03MAR BLRPNQ 2050 2220
    Vadadoriya Sunil Dakubhai PNQ 6E 391 29FEB PNQBLR 0710 0840 // 6E 6357 03MAR IXZBLR 1445 1725 //
    6E 6356 29FEB BLRIXZ 1145 1410 6E 441 03MAR BLRPNQ 2050 2220
    Manna Kirti PNQ 6E 391 29FEB PNQBLR 0710 0840 // 6E 6357 03MAR IXZBLR 1445 1725 //
    6E 6356 29FEB BLRIXZ 1145 1410 6E 441 03MAR BLRPNQ 2050 2220
    DO’S IN ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS
    ANDAMAN DO’S & DON’T’S Consult lifeguards before entering the sea.
    CAPITAL: Port Blair • Swim in safe areas only.
    • Use the dustbins and garbage receptacles for
    ELECTRIC PLUG DETAILS: All of India has disposing of all garbage and rubbish. Do not
    throw them in parks, on beaches, into the sea, or
    standard 220 Volts with sockets mixed between 3
    in public places. Please help keep the Andaman
    round pins.
    Islands litter-free.
    AVERAGE WEATHER (YEARLY FORECAST C):
    • Carry important documents like passport,
    permit, and driving license with you while
    PORT BLAIR & HAVELOCK : The average traveling in the Andaman Islands. It is not
    temperature in Andaman, in February for a typical advisable to leave them at the hotel or resort.
    day ranges from a high of (28°C) to a low of (26°C). • Be sensitive to the privacy of the tribes, Any
    Some would describe it as very warm with a attempt of interaction is punishable by law.
    gentle breeze. This is the perfect season for all the • All the tourist attraction spots will carry notice
    adventure enthusiasts as water sports activities boards about permission for photography and
    like parasailing, kayaking, banana boat ride etc. video filming. Obtain permits for taking video
    films and photographs wherever required.
    CLIMATE AND CLOTHING: This month is good • Avail the service of only qualified Scuba Dive
    time to visit Andaman. The weather in Andaman Instructors having certification of international
    in Feb &March is pleasant, neither too hot nor too professional organizations like PADI, CMAS,
    humid. NAUI, BSAC, or SSI for a safe driving experience.

    Wear loose and comfortable dresses. People prefer DON’TS IN ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR
    to wear short clothing to avoid getting wet when ISLANDS
    they play in the water or enjoy beach activities. • Do not smoke in public areas.
    • Do not use plastic bags. Plastic carry-bags are
    Cotton is the most preferred material.
    banned in the Andaman Islands. If anybody is
    caught with a plastic carry bag, he/she can be
    LANGUAGE Hindi and English are the official
    fined either Rs. 1,00,000 or imprisoned for six
    languages of the islands. Bengali is the dominant
    months or both.
    and most spoken language • Do not hunt any kind of birds and animals both on
    land and on the sea. Please help us in preserving
    COMMUNICATION: The Indian country code (91) the flora and fauna of the Islands.
    applies, and the area code for the entire Andamans • Staying on beaches or forest areas overnight is
    is (3192). So, from outside India, you dial +91 strictly prohibited. Take care to return to your
    3192xxxxxx. hotel or resort after sunset.
    • Do not light bonfires on beaches or forests.
    AIRPORT: Veer Savarkar International Airport Camping on the islands is a punishable offense.
    (IATA: IXZ) is an airport located 2 km (1.2 mi) south • Breaking, even touching a live coral is prohibited.
    of Port Blair Collecting dead coral is also not allowed.
    Whatever the size or condition of shells you find
    – in the sea or on the beach – taking them or
    even touching them is strictly prohibited. Do not
    collect shells. To own shells, you must buy them.
    Also, keep the receipt of purchase.
    • Do not take videos or photograph the aboriginal
    tribes of Andaman. This is considered a crime
    and is liable for punishment.
    • Do not swim when drunk. Avoid swimming
    during the monsoon in treacherous zones. Both
    are not safe.

    WE WISH YOU A GREAT JOURNEY AND A WONDERFUL TOUR!!!

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