Arrive in Port Blair and begin your Andaman Women-Only Group Tour with a visit to the iconic Cellular Jail — a deeply moving national monument that tells the story of India's freedom struggle through the cells where political prisoners were once held. As evening sets in, walk along the quiet shores of Corbyn's Cove Beach before heading to the Light and Sound Show at the jail, which brings the island's history alive in a way that stays with you long after it ends.
Day 02 :
Port Blair – Havelock Island
Board a private ferry to Havelock Island — one of the most visited and most beautiful islands in the Andamans. Make your way to Radhanagar Beach, consistently ranked among the best beaches in Asia, with wide white sand, shallow clear water, and the kind of blue that makes you want to stay until the light fades. Spend the rest of the afternoon and evening at your own pace.
Day 03 :
Havelock – Elephant Beach
Take a short boat ride from Havelock to Elephant Beach — one of the finest snorkelling spots in the Andamans, with shallow coral reefs that are easy to explore whether you have been in the water before or not. Glass-bottom boat rides, jet skiing, and other water sports are available for those who want more activity. It is a full beach day built around the sea, the reef, and whatever pace feels right.
Day 04 :
Havelock – Port Blair
Take the ferry back to Port Blair and use the evening however the group feels like spending it. The local markets in Port Blair are a good stop for Andaman pearls, shells, and handicrafts. Or drive out to Chidiya Tapu — known as the Bird Island — for one of the most scenic sunset views in the Andamans, where the sky turns entirely orange over the water.
Day 05 :
Port Blair – Departure
Check out after breakfast and transfer to Port Blair airport for your flight back to Kolkata — leaving with sea salt, blue water, and five days of island time that will take a while to settle.
Overview & Route
Andaman Women-Only Group Tour 4 Nights 5 Days — February 2027 Departure from Kolkata
The Andaman Women-Only Group Tour 4 Nights 5 Days is a February 2027 departure designed exclusively for women — five days across Port Blair and Havelock Island covering the Cellular Jail, the best beaches in the Andamans, coral reef snorkelling at Elephant Beach, and a sunset at Chidiya Tapu that tends to be the image everyone takes home.
February is one of the finest months to visit the Andaman Islands. The sea is calm, the water is clear, the underwater visibility for snorkelling is at its best, and the temperature — warm but not oppressively hot — makes beach days genuinely comfortable. For women travelling together in a group, the Andamans in February is as good as any Indian beach destination gets.
Why the Andaman Women-Only Group Tour Is a February Holiday Worth Taking
Most women who want a beach trip in India think of Goa first. The Andamans offer something Goa cannot — islands that are genuinely isolated, beaches that are consistently cleaner and less crowded, water that is a different shade of blue entirely, and a travel experience that feels further from everyday life in a way that a four-hour flight to Port Blair makes surprisingly accessible.
This women-only departure adds a layer of comfort and companionship to that experience. A dedicated lady trip lead, a curated group, and a structured itinerary that covers the essential Andaman circuit without overloading the days makes this the kind of trip that women who have done it in a general group consistently say they wish they had done in a women-only format.
Who Is This Andaman Women’s Group Trip For
Solo women travellers joining the group as individuals are as welcome as small groups of friends booking together. The February 12 departure is well-timed — the summer heat has not yet arrived, the sea is calm and clear, and the islands are at their most accessible.
One lady trip lead accompanies the group throughout — a curated, supported experience from pickup to drop.
Every Destination on the Andaman Women-Only Group Tour 4 Nights 5 Days
Port Blair — Gateway to the Andamans
Port Blair is the capital of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands and the entry point for all flights from the mainland. The city has a character shaped by its colonial history, its island geography, and its role as the administrative centre of one of India’s most remote territories.
The Cellular Jail is the most significant historical site in the Andamans — a large colonial-era prison built by the British in 1906 where Indian freedom fighters were sent in solitary confinement far from the mainland. The Light and Sound Show held every evening in the jail grounds is one of the better-produced historical shows of its kind in India, and visiting it on the first evening of the tour sets a meaningful context for the island’s history before the beach days begin.
Corbyn’s Cove Beach on the first evening is a gentle introduction to the Andaman coastline — a calm, palm-lined beach close to Port Blair that is good for a quiet walk as the light changes.
Havelock Island — Radhanagar Beach and the Best of the Andamans
Havelock Island — officially renamed Swaraj Dweep — is the most visited island in the Andamans and the centrepiece of this Andaman Women-Only Group Tour 4 Nights 5 Days. The ferry from Port Blair takes around two hours on a private ferry and the arrival at Havelock is an immediate shift in atmosphere — quieter, greener, and with a beach quality that Port Blair’s proximity to town cannot match.
Radhanagar Beach on the western shore of Havelock is consistently rated among the best beaches in Asia. The sand is white and wide, the water is clear and calm in February, and the beach is long enough that even on busy days there is space to breathe. February afternoons here are as good as Indian beach days get.
Elephant Beach on the northern tip of Havelock Island is reached by a short boat ride and is one of the finest snorkelling destinations in the Andamans. The coral reefs are shallow — starting at just a few metres below the surface — and the variety of fish and coral is impressive even for people who have snorkelled in other parts of the world.
February underwater visibility in the Andamans is excellent — typically 15 to 25 metres — making it one of the best months for snorkelling and diving in the islands. Glass-bottom boat rides are available for those who prefer to see the reef without getting in the water, and jet skiing and other water sports are offered by operators on the beach.
All water sports and snorkelling equipment are payable directly on the day and are not included in the base package price.
Chidiya Tapu — The Andamans’ Best Sunset
Chidiya Tapu — literally Bird Island — sits at the southern tip of South Andaman, about 28 km from Port Blair, and is named for the remarkable birdlife in the surrounding mangrove forests. The sunset viewpoint here is the most scenic sunset spot in the Port Blair area, where the sun drops into the ocean with no obstruction and the sky turns in stages from gold to orange to deep red.
It is the right way to end the last full evening of the trip — watching the Andaman sunset with the group before the final morning and the flight home.
February in the Andamans — Why This Is the Right Month
February is one of the best months to visit the Andaman Islands. The northeast monsoon that affects the islands from November has fully cleared, the sea is calm for ferry crossings and water sports, underwater visibility is at its annual peak, and the daytime temperature of around 26–30°C makes beach days warm and comfortable without the oppressive humidity of the pre-monsoon and monsoon months.
The February 12 departure of this Andaman Women-Only Group Tour 4 Nights 5 Days hits the sweet spot of the best Andaman travel window.
Five days, the Andamans’ finest beaches, coral reef snorkelling, a significant historical site, and a group of women making it all more enjoyable together — the Andaman Women-Only Group Tour 4 Nights 5 Days departing 12 February 2027 is one of the most complete and well-timed island holidays available from Kolkata. February slots for women-only island departures fill early — book now to secure yours.
Route: Port Blair Airport → Havelock Island → Port Blair Airport
Highlights
Departure: 12 February 2027 from Port Blair
Visit the iconic Cellular Jail — India's most significant island heritage site
Evening Light and Sound Show at the Cellular Jail, Port Blair
Private ferry crossing to Havelock Island — one of the Andamans' most beautiful islands
Afternoon at Radhanagar Beach — rated among the best beaches in Asia
Snorkelling at Elephant Beach with shallow coral reefs and crystal-clear water
Optional jet skiing, glass-bottom boat rides, and water sports at Elephant Beach
Sunset at Chidiya Tapu — the most scenic sunset point near Port Blair
Evening shopping for Andaman pearls, shells, and handicrafts in Port Blair
Women-only group with a dedicated lady trip lead throughout
Inclusions / Exclusions
Package Includes
3 nights in deluxe hotels and homestays on triple or quad sharing basis
Daily breakfast and dinner
Private vehicle for all transfers and sightseeing as per the itinerary
Driver allowances, fuel charges, toll tax, and parking
Inner Line Permit for East Sikkim
Free travel insurance
One dedicated lady trip lead throughout the trip
Toiletries and dental kit
Package Excludes
Air or train fare to and from Kolkata
Tips for drivers and hotel staff
Laundry
All entry fees and camera fees at any attraction
River rafting, paragliding, ropeway, bonfire, BBQ, and any other activities payable on the day
Personal expenses of any kind
Anything not mentioned under inclusions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. An Inner Line Permit is required for East Sikkim, including the Zuluk, Gnathang Valley, and Kupup areas. The permit is included in this package and arranged by the tour operator before departure. You do not need to apply separately.
January is a beautiful but cold time on the Silk Route. The roads are generally accessible though snow can affect some sections near Gnathang and Kupup. Your driver and trip lead monitor road conditions and plan accordingly. The views in January — with snow on the Zigzag Road and a partially frozen Kupup Lake — are among the most dramatic of any season.
Gnathang Valley, also called Nathang Valley, is a wide high-altitude plateau in East Sikkim at around 13,000 feet. It is treeless, flat, and ringed by snow-covered peaks — a landscape that feels completely unlike the forested lower Sikkim hills. It is one of the most photographed and talked-about stops on the entire Silk Route.
Yes. The tour involves long drives rather than trekking, and the route is well-established with good vehicle access. The early morning Damsang Fort walk is the only walk of any note. First-time Sikkim travellers consistently find the Silk Route one of the most rewarding introductions to the eastern Himalayas.
January on the Silk Route is genuinely cold — Gnathang Valley and Kupup can drop well below freezing. Pack heavy thermals, a good down jacket, warm gloves, a woolen cap, and windproof layers. Comfortable shoes with grip are important for the Damsang Fort morning walk. Hand warmers are a useful addition for the high-altitude stops.
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