IRCTC Tour Package: 4 Nights/5 Days 'Scenic Andaman' Package From Rs 29,000
IRCTC Tourism is offering a 4 Nights/5 Days 'Scenic Andaman' air tour package starting from Rs 29,000. "The mysterious Andaman Islands, located 960km off the east cost of India, are made up of a jigsaw scatter of more than 200 islands. The islands, which share history and traditions with each other, are inhabited by ancient tribes that today remain some of the most traditional in the world. Port Blair, the main town, offers civilised restaurants along with gorgeous rainforests and unspoiled beaches. The Andaman Islands offer plenty of interesting island-hopping, rainforest discovery tours, swimming and waters sports - head to the bone-white beaches and the unspoilt coral reefs for some good snorkelling and diving," IRCTC or (Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation) said on its website irctc.co.in.
The package departs on May 25, 2018 from Chennai airport.
Given below is everything you want to know about IRCTC's 'Scenic Andaman' air tour package:
IRCTC Tourism's 'Scenic Andaman' package details
| Â Package Name | Â Scenic Andaman Ex Chennai |
| Â Destination Covered | Â Port Blair, Havelock Island |
| Â Travelling Mode | Â Flight |
| Â Station | Â Chennai Airport |
| Â Class | Â Comfort |
| Â Tour Dates | Â 25.5.18 |
| Â Meal | Â 04 Breakfasts and 04 Dinners |
| Â Hotel Name | Â Port Blair- Blue M Marlin or Similar |
| Â | Havelock - Eldorado or Similar |
| Flight No. | From - To | Departure | Arrival |
| UK - 833 | Â Chennai - Port Blair | Â 11.00 hrs | Â 13.25 hrs |
| UK - 834 | Â Port Blair - Chennai | Â 14.20 hrs | Â 16.40 hrs |
| Class | Â | Â |
| Comfort | Occupancy | Prices(Per Person) |
| Â | Single Occupancy | Rs. 39000/- |
| Â | Double Occupancy | Rs. 30500/- |
| Â | Triple Occupancy | Rs. 29000/- |
| Â | Child(05-11 years) with bed | Rs. 26000/- |
| Â | Child(02-05 years) without bed | Rs. 19600/- |
| Place | Category | Hotel |
| Port Blair | Comfort | Blue M Marlin or Similar |
| Havelock Island | Comfort | Eldorado or Similar |
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