About the Activity
Enjoy a thrilling trek in Havelock Island through ancient lava stream, coastal forests, Areca Nut plantations, and dense tropical woods, ending in a scenic freshwater stream. As you journey downstream, witness the interesting rock formations known as pillow lava, remnants of the island’s volcanic origins.
This off-beat trek includes rope-assisted climbs and occasional rappelling, making it a true adventure. Along the way, you’ll experience clean, untouched nature, discover endemic flora and fauna, and gain insights into the lives of local betel nut cultivators. Our expert naturalist will guide you through the journey, sharing fascinating ecological and historical insights
Reasons to Book this Activity
- Step away from the usual tourist trails and explore the untouched tropical wilderness.
- Learn about the island’s geological history, including the interesting pillow lava formations.
- Gain valuable knowledge from an award-winning naturalist who will highlight the region’s flora, fauna, and ecosystem.
- Engage in rope-assisted climbs and gentle rappelling, adding off-beat excitement to your trek.
- After a tiring trek, enjoy a chilled swim in the natural pool.
Full Schedule
Book the activity, select dates and slots and receive a confirmation.
Arrive at the meeting point at mentioned time, where your guide will welcome you.
Receive essential instructions and get ready for your adventure.
Trek through ancient lava formations, dense forests, and a freshwater stream and get insights into the Island’s volcanic origins.
Enjoy a refreshing swim in the natural pond along the river.
After two hours of trekking, return to where you began.
Basic Information
- The trek usually starts at 1 PM and ends before 4 PM.
- Travelers should have a moderate fitness level.
- Not suitable for those with back, knee, or cardiovascular issues.
- Wear boots or trekking shoes as the trail will be wet.
- Be mindful of the natural habitat, avoid disturbing plants and wildlife.
- Carry enough water, a spare dress, a towel and insect repellents.
- Pickup and drop services to the meeting point can be arranged at an additional cost.
What is Included
- Expert naturalist guidance
- Trekking assistance
- Geological and ecological explanations
What is Excluded
- Food & beverages
- Pickup & drop services
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation upto 24 hours before the starting time of the activity.
- Free rescheduling upto 24 hours before the starting time of the activity.
FAQ’s
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Can I change my booking to a different date?
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Can the tickets be transferred to someone else?
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Are there any dangerous animals in the Andamans?
As such there are no dangerous predatory animals in the forests of the Andamans. So do not come here expecting to see tigers or lions. The forests here are inhabited by animals like wild boar, spotted deer, civet cat as well as numerous species of birds and butterflies. The vast forest canopy provides home to many different species of reptiles as well. Snakes both poisonous and harmless can be seen in the Andamans.
Monitor lizards too inhabit these islands and the mangrove creeks provide shelter to ‘salties’ or salt water crocodiles.
Tourists are advised to pay attention to sign boards posted on beaches as well as watch their step if walking through dense jungle or mangrove areas.
- No extra payment processing fees
- Booking confirmations in 24 hours
- Pickup & Drop Facility Available at Extra Cost
