A Trip to India’s Only Active Volcano
Barren Island Volcano Trip is a 100% recommendation from Go2Andaman. It is probably one of the most unique experiences Andamans has to offer. You will hop onto a boat which will take you five hours south of Havelock where you will see this majestic beauty and jump into the pristine waters to snorkel. The corals are some of the most untouched ones in the islands.
Though there are other extinct volcanoes like Narcondam, Barren Island Volcano is the only active volcano in Southeast Asia. Barren Island Volcano erupted last in How cool (or hot!) would it be to actually see smoke coming out of a volcano
Reasons to Book
- Experience smoking vents and ash clouds from a safe distance
- Best Game Fishing spot in the Andamans
- Wonderful marine life and the most colorful corals
- A geologist’s dreascape
- Trip of a lifetime
Full Schedule
You would need to meet the activity personnel at the mentioned location at a given time
Small briefing will be done by the cabin crew
The journey to Barren Island, covering a distance of approximately 100 kilometers by sea, would take about 3 hours.
Spend around 3 hours sailing around and exploring the untouched beauty of the volcanic island from a safer distance.
After a 3-hour boat ride, you will be dropped off at the starting point
Basic Information
- Charter boats depart from both Port Blair and Havelock Island, with Havelock offering shorter travel times of 2-3 hours as it is nearby to the volcanic site.
- Charter boats typically accommodate up to 8 people, making them suitable for group travel.
- The cost of this shared trip to Barren Island by boat is approximately INR 25,000 per person.
- You can opt for a private charter Boat trip is INR 150,000 plus taxes for a maximum of 8 persons, making it an economical option for family or group travel.
- Shared trips to Barren Island are only available on every Tuesday from Havelock Island.
What is Included?
- Premium Charter Boat
- Experienced Crew
- Permissions
- Juice and Water bottle
- Lunch Provided
What is Excluded?
- Pickup and Drop
Cancellation
- 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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Is Port Blair worth visiting?
Simply put, the answer is yes. Port Blair, is the capital and your entryway into Andaman and Nicobar islands. It is known for its historical significance in India’s freedom struggle (read kalapani) and is a good place to catch a glimpse of Andaman’s unique culture (Port Blair is also called mini India for its diversity). Visit cellular jail, Ross island, kalapani/samudrika museum, Corbyn’s cove beach, jolly buoy, Chidiyatapu amongst others.
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What can I do in Port Blair?
Port Blair is the capital city of the Andamans and is of immense historical importance. There are many sights that are to be seen here and most do not require you to hire a guide. You can view a list of the places here (do in Port Blair). The ones we recommend have been marked.
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What is the best time to visit Port Blair?
The best time to visit Andaman weather-wise, is the dry season, between October to May, i.e., the winter and summer months. The weather around this time is cooler and suitable for water sports and outdoor activities. June to September is the rainy season and the offseason in Andaman. This period witnesses plenty of heavy rainfall, and tours have often been cancelled due to cyclonic weather or strong winds.
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How can I go to Port Blair?
Port Blair can be reached in 2 ways – by air and by sea.
Flights are the fastest and most convenient mode of travel. Direct flights are available form Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore, Vizag and Hyderabad as on March 2020. It take between 2 to 3.5 hours based on your departure location. Ships (basic and take about 3-4 days) ply from Chennai, Kolkata and Vizag and are not popular with tourists.
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- Private Trip – 150000 + Taxes
- Upto 8 Persons
- Economical for Group Travel
- Contact Us to Get a Quote
- Please Note: Permit charges will be extra. ( INR 500 for Indians and INR 2500 for Foreign Nationals)
