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Take a boat ride to Ross Island, once the administrative headquarters of the Andaman Islands during British rule. Explore the ruins of the old buildings and learn about the history of the island.

Visit the Cellular Jail, also known as Kala Pani, which was used as a colonial prison during British rule. The jail now serves as a museum, showcasing the struggles of the Indian freedom fighters who were imprisoned there.

Head to New Lighthouse Restaurant for dinner, which offers a stunning view of the sea and serves delicious seafood.

Take a ferry to Baratang Island, known for its mangrove forests and limestone caves. Explore the mangroves on a boat ride and then hike to the limestone caves.

Visit the Parrot Island, a small island populated by thousands of parrots. Watch the birds fly in flocks over the island and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

Have dinner at Full Moon Cafe, a beachside restaurant with a relaxed vibe and delicious seafood options.

Visit the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, home to a variety of marine life including sea turtles, dugongs, and colorful fish. Take a glass-bottom boat ride to explore the coral reefs and underwater life.

Head to Wandoor Beach for some relaxation and a swim in the calm waters.

Have dinner at the Andaman Galley, a restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and delicious seafood options.

Take a day trip to Havelock Island, the largest island in the Andaman group. Visit the Kalapathar Beach, a serene beach with clear blue water and white sand.

Go on a trek to Elephant Beach, a beautiful spot known for its coral reefs and marine life.

End your trip with a dinner at Barefoot at Havelock, a beachside restaurant known for its fresh seafood and vegetarian options.