5 Nights / 6 Days · Port Blair, Havelock & Neil Island
Andaman Tour Packages from Hyderabad for Family
The first thing your child remembers about Andaman might be a ferry window. One minute you’re still spotting houses from the jetty. The next, they’re trying to count the shades of blue outside. By the time you reach Havelock, the journey itself has become part of the holiday.
If you’re comparing Andaman tour packages from Hyderabad, start with two choices. Find a flight that gets you to Sri Vijaya Puram (Port Blair) early enough for the first day, and choose an island itinerary that suits how your children handle boats, heat and early starts. A trip can look easy on a map while still involving airport check-in, a hotel wait, two ferry transfers and several early mornings.
MagickWorld’s featured family package is Andaman through Little Eyes, a 5-night, 6-day trip designed especially for ages 5–12. It spends three nights in Port Blair and two on Swaraj Dweep (Havelock). Radhanagar Beach, a semi-submarine cruise, Elephant Beach and a Ross Island–North Bay boat outing are built into the route. The Luxury rate is ₹31,900 per person for two guests or ₹30,580 per person for four guests, within the brochure’s rate windows. Hyderabad flights are booked separately. View the tour and request a family quote.
Last fact-checked 4 November 2026. Check flight availability, room and child pricing, and the final itinerary for your travel dates.
In this guide · Compare packages · Flights and dates · Family fit · Six-day itinerary · Prices and inclusions · Booking and packing · FAQs
1. Which Andaman package should you choose?
Choose the six-day Andaman through Little Eyes trip if you want a full Havelock day and a separate Ross Island and North Bay outing. The two nights on Havelock give you time to arrive, settle into the room and spend the following day on the island. Coming back to Port Blair on Day 4 puts both the final excursion and the flight home on the same base. That can make the last morning easier when you’re travelling with children and luggage.
The shorter versions suit families who have fewer nights or would happily spend their time on just one or two big experiences. There’s also a separate six-day package that takes in Neil Island. The two six-day routes give families different experiences, so check the island names even when the trip length is identical.
| MagickWorld package | Duration | What sets it apart | Who might choose it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Little Beach Escape | 3 nights / 4 days | Port Blair history, one Havelock beach visit and a return to Port Blair | Families with four days who mainly want a ferry ride and Radhanagar Beach |
| Little Ocean Discoverers | 4 nights / 5 days | Two Havelock nights and the semi-submarine outing to Elephant Beach | Families who want underwater viewing and have five days available |
| Andaman through Little Eyes | 5 nights / 6 days | Semi-submarine and Elephant Beach, plus a separate Ross Island and North Bay day | Families who want beaches, history and marine discovery on two overnight bases |
| Little Island Trail | 5 nights / 6 days | Port Blair, Havelock and a stay on Shaheed Dweep (Neil Island) | Families who want Neil’s beaches and Natural Bridge and are comfortable with another hotel move |
Count the days from the moment you leave home in Hyderabad until you return. On a four-day trip, the first and last days are largely travel days, and the ferry to Havelock takes up part of a day in between. If your children have been talking about looking through underwater windows for weeks, make that outing a priority when choosing between four and five days. If your family wants more time on boats and at historical sites, the sixth day in the featured itinerary gives the Ross Island and North Bay trip its own space.
For a toddler who still naps in a room, or a family travelling with grandparents, look first at the number of hotel changes, jetty boardings and early starts. You can get a clearer picture from those details than from the total number of stops. For a wider view of routes and durations, see MagickWorld’s Andaman family tour package guide.
2. How to reach Andaman from Hyderabad
Search Hyderabad (HYD) to Sri Vijaya Puram or Port Blair (IXZ). Veer Savarkar International Airport is the island gateway. Andaman and Nicobar Tourism lists Hyderabad among its mainland connections, and published schedules show nonstop options with roughly 2 hours 35 minutes to 2 hours 45 minutes of scheduled flight time. Compare timings on your actual dates with the airline. If the available nonstop lands too late for your plans, compare it with a connecting itinerary based on total journey time and the arrival time at IXZ. Official Andaman arrival guide · HYD–IXZ published schedules · Air India Express route search.
Aim for a morning arrival
The six-day brochure calls for a morning arrival in Port Blair to fit in the hotel transfer, lunch, a rest, Cellular Jail and the evening Sound & Light Show. Work backwards from your flight time to see when everyone will need to leave home. If you’re travelling from Gachibowli, Secunderabad or elsewhere in the city, build your own drive allowance into that calculation. An early flight can work well, especially if breakfast and the first hotel stop are planned before you leave.
If your flight lands around lunchtime or later, share the flight option with the tour team before paying for it. Ask whether the Cellular Jail visit and show can still fit, what language and time are available for the show, and what can be moved if the flight is delayed. Check when you’ll get access to the room too. With a very early arrival, you may want the hotel to hold bags while you have breakfast or an early lunch. Early check-in depends on the property and availability. Official Cellular Jail show details.
| Flight decision | Check before paying |
|---|---|
| Early nonstop | Landing time at IXZ, Hyderabad airport pickup time and when the hotel can receive your family |
| Later nonstop | Whether the Day 1 visit and show can fit comfortably after landing |
| Connecting flight | Total travel time, layover, checked-bag handling and whether the legs are on one ticket |
| Early return | Hotel breakfast or a packed option, pickup time and airline reporting requirements |
| Travelling over a school break | Total fare for everyone, baggage, paid seats if needed and change terms |
The featured package begins with pickup at Port Blair airport. Its first night is in Port Blair, and the ferry to Havelock is on Day 2. On the return, you come back from Havelock on Day 4 and fly out on Day 6. That separation gives you more breathing room when ferry timings move and keeps the return flight independent of a same-morning sailing.
Pick dates and check the rate windows
Andaman Tourism identifies October to May as a broad travel window. Its Swaraj Dweep guide notes that monsoon rain can affect outdoor activities and ferry operations. Conditions still vary by week and even by outing. If you are booking around Dasara, winter break or another Hyderabad school holiday, check your child’s school calendar first, then price nearby departure days if you have flexibility. Compare the family’s airfare and the island package together, as those costs can move independently. Andaman Tourism seasonal guidance · Swaraj Dweep destination guide.
The featured tour’s brochure rates apply 1 October–14 December 2026 and 20 January–31 March 2027. For late December, early January and other dates outside these windows, request a fresh price and availability check. For departures near a boundary, ask which rate applies to your stay.
3. Is Andaman a good fit for your child?
The featured package is designed especially for ages 5–12 who are comfortable with boat rides, outdoor walking and beach time. It also works for some younger children and teens if you adjust the pace or give them more say in which outings you choose. Think about the last time your child spent a long stretch in transit. Their tolerance for waiting, heat and a changed lunch time is often a better guide than their age alone.
| Child’s age | What they might enjoy | What to arrange or check |
|---|---|---|
| 0–4 | Short beach visits, sand play and watching boats from the jetty | Nap flexibility, cot or bed setup, suitable lifejackets and the option to shorten a visit |
| 5–7 | Ferry-window views, building in the sand, spotting fish and drawing in the MagickPassport | A meal before an early start, time to change after the beach and a short introduction to Cellular Jail |
| 8–12 | Semi-submarine viewing, comparing the islands and looking for clues in Ross Island’s ruins | Which marine activities they want to try, with eligibility confirmed directly |
| 13+ | Photography, history and optional marine activities | Give them a role in the day’s plans and check operator rules for paid activities |
The semi-submarine gives children a way to look under the surface through viewing windows. It can be the main marine experience for a child who prefers to stay dry. Keep expectations open about what you will see, as visibility and sightings vary. A child who is uneasy on small boats may still prefer a beach afternoon. Ask how the boat boards and how long the full outing runs, including the jetty wait.
Cellular Jail is a memorial. Introduce it simply and allow time for questions. You might tell a younger child that the building once held people imprisoned for resisting British rule, then invite them to ask what courage means to them. An older child might want to know how the building was used or hear more about individual lives. If your child finds loud narration or intense stories upsetting, choose a shorter visit or ask about sitting near an exit for the evening show. Cellular Jail National Memorial.
The printable MagickPassport included for every child can follow their interests. A five-year-old might draw the biggest boat they saw. A nine-year-old might write a caption for their favourite underwater sight. A teenager can build a small photo diary and choose one image from each day. These activities work while waiting for a meal or during a quiet hotel break.
4. Six-day Andaman itinerary from Hyderabad
The island route is Port Blair → Havelock → Port Blair. Ross Island and North Bay are a shared boat outing from Port Blair, so you return to the same hotel that evening. Times follow your flights, ferries and local operating conditions.
Six-day family route graphic by MagickWorld, based on the Little Island Explorers brochure.
Day 1 · Fly from Hyderabad and visit Cellular Jail
Your private airport pickup takes you to your Port Blair hotel. Have lunch and give everyone time to settle after the early start. If the room is still being prepared, check with the driver or hotel about somewhere comfortable to wait and have a meal. The afternoon is for Cellular Jail, followed by the included Sound & Light Show in the evening, with the slot confirmed for your booking. The tour listing estimates a walk of about 200 metres from the drop-off area and says visitors leave the memorial and re-enter for the show. Allow time for both if anyone in your group needs a slower walk. Tour details for Day 1.
It’s a meaningful day, especially for a child old enough to ask why the memorial is here. Keep dinner simple afterwards. A family that left home before sunrise may be ready for a familiar meal and bed once the show finishes. Day 1 lunch and dinner are separate from the package.
Day 2 · Cross to Havelock and spend the afternoon at Radhanagar
Transfer from your hotel to the jetty for the ferry to Swaraj Dweep. If you’re leaving before breakfast service, ask the tour team to check what can be packed. At Havelock, meet the local driver and go to the hotel. The itinerary gives you time for lunch, check-in and a break before the afternoon visit to Radhanagar Beach.
On the beach, a shoreline walk and sand play can fill the afternoon. Check signs and follow lifeguard instructions before entering the water. Pick a spot where you can supervise closely and set an easy meeting point for older children. A change of clothes in the day bag makes the ride back more comfortable. Radhanagar Beach management and swimming zones.
Day 3 · See below the surface and visit Elephant Beach
The featured outing includes a shared, air-conditioned semi-submarine cruise with underwater viewing windows, followed by time at Elephant Beach. The package covers a packed lunch and ten curated photographs per couple. You return to the hotel afterwards for a quieter afternoon.
One child may want to watch the fish through the windows and then spend the beach stop on the sand. Another may ask about snorkelling as soon as they see the water. Treat paid water activities as separate decisions, based on operator eligibility, equipment and conditions on the day. If the boat or beach visit is affected by weather, ask the tour team what alternative or refund terms apply to your booking. Official Elephant Beach guide.
Day 4 · Ferry back to Port Blair and keep the evening free
After breakfast and checkout, transfer to the jetty for your ferry to Port Blair. Your driver meets you on arrival for the hotel transfer. This is a deliberately easy day. Use the evening to rest, repack, have an early dinner or do a little shopping if everyone feels up to it.
The ferry crossing is only one part of the day. Checkout, reporting, boarding and transfers also take time. Keep one bag accessible for tickets, water, a snack and a child’s spare clothes. Giving the transfer its own day also gives your family an extra day in Port Blair before the flight home.
Day 5 · Explore Ross Island and North Bay
Take a shared boat to Ross Island, officially Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Island, and North Bay. At Ross Island, follow the permitted paths through the old settlement and let children look for roots growing around the ruins. At North Bay, the sea views and time ashore are part of the day even if your family skips the optional marine activities. A local-style lunch at North Bay is included. Andaman Tourism on boats to Ross Island and North Bay.
There are several boardings on the excursion, so this is a useful day to keep the bag light and leave your evening open. If your child needs predictable meals, confirm the lunch options beforehand and pack a familiar snack. Ask where you can use a toilet or change before departure, especially if you’re with younger children.
Day 6 · Fly home to Hyderabad
Have breakfast, check out and take the included private transfer to Veer Savarkar International Airport. For an early departure, confirm whether breakfast can be packed and when your driver will pick you up. Keep the last morning for the airport so your plans can follow the flight time comfortably.
5. Andaman package cost from Hyderabad
The six-day Andaman through Little Eyes brochure lists island package rates from ₹30,580 per person in Luxury and ₹52,800 per person in Premium for the four- and eight-guest rows. Two guests are quoted on a separate row. Airfare is separate, and the total for a family with children depends on how each child is priced and the sleeping setup approved by the hotel. The brochure’s rate windows are 1 October–14 December 2026 and 20 January–31 March 2027, subject to availability and confirmation.
Luxury and Premium rates
| Occupancy or charge basis | Luxury | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| 2 guests, per person | ₹31,900 | ₹54,120 |
| 4 guests, per person | ₹30,580 | ₹52,800 |
| 6 guests, per person | ₹31,020 | ₹53,120 |
| 8 guests, per person | ₹30,580 | ₹52,800 |
| Extra adult or child with mattress, per occupant | ₹20,570 | ₹24,860 |
| Occupant without extra mattress, per occupant | ₹16,390 | ₹24,360 |
The Luxury brochure examples are Eastern Gate in Port Blair and Aparupa Sands Marina in Havelock, or similar. The Premium examples are Lemon Tree Hotel in Port Blair and CGH Earth’s Tilar Siro Andamans in Havelock, or similar. These are the brochure’s category names and hotel examples. Ask for the proposed properties, exact room type and sleeping setup on each island. Hotel substitutions are subject to availability and shared for approval. Child age rules, occupancy and eligibility for mattress or no-mattress pricing are confirmed before booking.
What the six-day package includes
| Included in the featured package | Budget for separately |
|---|---|
| Five hotel nights, with three in Port Blair and two in Havelock | Hyderabad–Port Blair return flights and travel insurance |
| Breakfast on Days 2–6, packed lunch on Day 3 and local-style lunch on Day 5 | Remaining meals, snacks and beverages |
| Private point-to-point road transfers for the itinerary and base-category return ferries between Port Blair and Havelock | Ferry upgrades, private boat charters and extra transport or sightseeing |
| Cellular Jail and its Sound & Light Show, shared semi-submarine and Elephant Beach visit, and shared Ross Island–North Bay excursion | Snorkelling, other optional water activities, guides or a full-time tour escort |
| Ten curated photographs per couple on Day 3 and a printable MagickPassport per child | Unconfirmed room upgrades, early check-in, late checkout and personal or disruption costs |
Private road transfers cover the listed journeys. The semi-submarine and the Ross Island–North Bay excursion are shared. The live tour lists applicable GST among the inclusions. Ask for the final family quote with the quoted taxes and any additional charges shown clearly. Andaman through Little Eyes tour inclusions.
Work out what your family would actually pay
If all four travellers qualify for the standard four-guest Luxury rate, the brochure calculation is 4 × ₹30,580 = ₹1,22,320 for the island package. That’s an example of the four-guest row. For two adults and two children, share both children’s ages at travel and ask for an itemised room and bedding calculation. Two children of different ages may be handled differently, and an extra room can change the total.
Once you have that land price, add the return flights for the whole family, any separately charged bags or seats, dinners and other meals, and the activities you choose. Then add your Hyderabad airport transfers and any insurance you select. Comparing this total across packages helps you see whether a shorter itinerary will actually cost less once the airfares are included.
6. What to check before you book
Start by sharing your dates, ages and room needs. Then compare flight options with the proposed Day 1 schedule and ask which ferry sailings work with the itinerary. Before making a payment, find out when hotels and ferry seats can be held or ticketed, and which parts are refundable while the other pieces are being confirmed.
| What to confirm | Why it matters for families |
|---|---|
| Exact bed setup in both hotels | A cot, extra mattress, bed sharing and a second room give very different sleeping arrangements |
| Ferry class, jetty, reporting time and ID requirements | Knowing where to go and when helps you plan breakfast, luggage and hotel checkout |
| Child-size lifejackets and boarding support | Ask for the right fit and tell the operator if anyone needs help with steps or a moving gangway |
| Food preferences and allergies | Check the hotels and both included lunches, plus access to familiar food on early starts |
| Day 1 show language and time | Choose a slot the family can manage after the flight and hotel transfer |
| Weather and cancellation terms | Ask who contacts you, what can be changed, what may be refundable and who pays extra costs if plans move |
Pack for the parts of the day spent in transit
Keep the ferry tickets and accepted ID documents available offline and check that names match. Bring a refillable water bottle, snacks, sun protection, secure sandals and spare clothing in one easy-to-reach bag. Keep a dry pouch for phones and documents, and use hotel toilets before heading to the jetty or a boat outing. If stairs, long walks or boarding pose a challenge, ask about each transfer before you book.
On boats and near the shore, follow crew instructions, use correctly fitting lifejackets where required and supervise children closely. Enter the water only where permitted and follow posted restrictions and lifeguard guidance. When conditions affect a planned outing, ask the local team what’s operating and how your confirmed booking terms handle the change. Andaman Tourism beach guidance · IMD Port Blair forecasts and warnings.
Get a quote around your child’s day
Send MagickWorld your travel dates or school-break window, number of adults, children’s ages, preferred room setup and any food or accessibility needs. If you’ve found a flight from Hyderabad, include its arrival time. Tell us whether your family is most excited about beaches, underwater viewing or history so we can help you choose a route and stay category. Request your Andaman family quote.
7. Hyderabad to Andaman FAQs
Are there nonstop flights from Hyderabad to Andaman?
Yes. Published schedules show nonstop flights from Hyderabad (HYD) to Sri Vijaya Puram, still listed as Port Blair (IXZ) on airline sites. Check your exact dates with the airline before paying for the land package. The featured itinerary works as written with a morning arrival, which leaves room for check-in, rest, Cellular Jail and the show. Official Andaman arrival guide · HYD–IXZ route schedules.
Is airfare included in the Andaman tour package from Hyderabad?
Airfare is booked separately for Andaman through Little Eyes. The island package starts with your airport transfer in Port Blair and ends with the transfer back to the airport. The listed return ferries between Port Blair and Havelock are included in the base category. Check baggage and seat costs when comparing Hyderabad flights.
How much does the six-day Andaman package cost for a family of four?
The brochure’s four-guest Luxury rate is ₹30,580 per person, or ₹1,22,320 if all four guests qualify for that row. Premium is ₹52,800 per person on the four-guest row. Flights are separate. A family with children should request a quote based on ages, room occupancy and whether either child needs a mattress. The published brochure windows are 1 October–14 December 2026 and 20 January–31 March 2027.
Is five nights enough for Andaman with children?
Five nights give you two nights on Havelock and time for a Ross Island and North Bay day trip from Port Blair, with the ferry back from Havelock completed before flight day. Choose the five-day Little Ocean Discoverers route if the semi-submarine and Havelock are your priorities and your dates are tighter. If your children need long naps or dislike frequent boat outings, ask which parts can be shortened or skipped.
What happens if the weather affects a ferry or beach visit?
Ferries and boat outings depend on sea and operating conditions. The tour listing mentions a Kalapathar Beach visit or an applicable refund if Elephant Beach cannot operate. Ask the tour team what your written terms cover for each excursion and ferry, and who pays for extra accommodation or transfers if plans change. Tour weather and cancellation details.
