Depart at 0900hrs to visit North Bay in a boat (Closed: Wednesday). If you wish to see under-water marine life and varieties of corals at North Bay, you may choose to snorkel or take a glass-bottom boat ride (Rs.350 per person extra), or may even choose to do a sea walk or scuba dive (additional charges apply). After North Bay, proceed to Ross Island (Closed: Wednesday) which is about 2 km east of Port Blair and can be reached by a short boat ride from Port Blair (Ferry leaves at 1400 hrs and returns at 1600 hrs); the erstwhile capital of Port Blair during the British regime. The island presently houses the ruins of old buildings like Chief Commissioner House, Government House, Church, Bakery, Press, Swimming Pool, Cemetery, etc. and all in dilapidated condition. The island is controlled by the Indian navy, which requires every visitor to sign in on entering. Please carry a change of clothes. The evening is free for shopping.

Note: The order of visit between North Bay and Ross Island is subject to change and at the discretion of the boat operator.

After Breakfast, start for a tour of places in & around Port Blair (City Tour – most locations are closed on Mondays) – covering the famous Cellular Jail*(a witness to the Indian freedom struggle), Chatham Saw Mill (one of the oldest & largest in Asia –  closed Sunday), Forest Museum, Anthropological Museum, Fisheries (Marine) Museum and Naval Marine Museum (Samudrika). If owing to the late arrival of the flight, you were unable to visit Corbyn’s Cove Beach on the day of arrival; we will take you to visit Corbyn’s Cove, the only beach in Port Blair to relax and unwind and then proceed for some local shopping.

Depart Port Blair with Fond memories of these mesmerizing Islands.