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Port Blair, Havelock and Neil Island are beautiful, strikingly different island-towns separated by water and not connected by roads. This makes ferry services the only way to traverse amongst these. This distance can be covered by the private ferry or the government ferry.
We suggest that you complete the Port Blair- Havelock- Neil Island- Port Blair circuit to make the best out of your trip! Andaman Ferry services are fast, comfortable and economical. No matter which private ferry service provider, Go2Andaman is THE platform you need for all your ferry tie-ups.
Private ferries run on time, are clean and well organized with ferry staff to assist you at all points. Most importantly, getting booking availability with private ferries is a lot easier than getting bookings for government ferries. They cost a little more but considering aforementioned points, they are worth the price. On our booking page, you can compare fares & timings for all ferries and book tickets for any of the ferries. We’re a one- stop shop for all your ferry needs.
Initiated in 2009, Makruzz is the passenger servicing arm of MAK Logistics. Been in service for 15 years now, Makruzz makes the oldest private ferry in the Andamans. The primary intent behind this pioneering initiative was to improve the accessibility to tourist worthy destinations like Havelock and Neil. Makruzz has two decks and four categories of seats: Premium, Premium +, Deluxe, and Royal. Premium and Premium + seats are available on the lower deck with the Premium + seats having a window view. The upper deck accommodates the Deluxe and Royal seats with the royal class having eight pushback seats in a private cabin.
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NAUTIKA has been one of the reputed private ferries since 2022. New and fast, with two completely air-conditioned decks she accommodates 285 passengers in comfort and style. Nautika ferry is at par with international speed standards of 30 knots churning forth from her stern. NAUTIKA ferry is furnished with twin upper and lower decks, further classed into Royal and Luxury. It also has comfortable seating, decent interiors and provides entertainment facilities like live music and dance for the passengers.
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The only private ferry to offer an open deck, Green Ocean Cruise has 2 vessels. Green Ocean 1 offers seating and a guest movement area, for guests to be able to get some fresh air. Green Ocean 2 is a fully air-conditioned ferry with no open deck area. Green Ocean 1 has a total of 316 seats divided into 3 categories namely Deluxe, Luxury, and Royal. It also has an open-air cafeteria and an in-built music entertainment system.
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Focused on comfortable, hassle- free and luxurious customer services, ITT Majestic is a high-speed, fully air-conditioned catamaran ferry. ITT Majestic has 200 seats divided into two categories: Silver and Majesty. The silver category is a little crowded but offers a good view of the sea- from both the front and the side. Majestic category on the other hand, has an extra legroom, is more premium and offers refreshments onboard.
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Government ferries in Andaman are operated by the Directorate of Shipping Services (DSS). The department primarily operates for the convenience of local islanders. Since this is the only way of transportation for the islanders, tickets are highly subsidized for them. Residents also have a decent local knowledge which makes using government ferries convenient for them.
Though slightly cheaper in comparison to the private ferries, government Ferry booking is not available on our platform as we think that from a tourist’s point of view, it’s not the most feasible way. However they’re available everyday and depart from Phoenix Bay Jetty.
As mentioned earlier, we as localities feel that for a more relaxed and hassle-free holiday experience, it’s advisable to opt for private ferries which primarily work for the travellers.The government ones are designed mainly for local transportation and may not be the ideal choice for tourists. Go2Andaman does not facilitate bookings for government ferry tickets. If you plan to use them, tickets can be purchased at the offline counters or at their office. Keep in mind that ticket queues tend to form early in the morning, and if you find yourself at the back of the line, there’s a chance that seats may be occupied by the time your turn arrives. Moreover, having only limited seats, the tickets on government ferries are booked months in advance, sometimes the waiting is 4-6 months.
We at GO2Andaman have simplified the ferry booking process to just three steps!
Search– Compare all the ferry operators, routes and classes.
Book – Book the desired ferry suiting your dates and times.
Sail – Board your ferry, check-in your luggage and sail to paradise islands