Elephant Beach Trek Andaman

Quick Info:

• Location: Elephant Beach, Havelock Island
• Duration: Half-day
• Start Time: 08:00 AM
• End Time: 01:00 PM
• Distance of Trek: 300 Metres (One Way)

About Havelock:

• Havelock Island is a sizable island in the Andaman Sea, off the coast of India. It is well-known for its stunning beaches, pristine seas, and verdant landscape. Tourists go to the island to engage in activities like scuba diving and snorkeling.
• Activities such as swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, scuba diving, trekking, and camping are just a few of the reasons Havelock Island is so well-liked. Island life is perfect for unwinding and taking in the stunning scenery of the Andamans.

About the Elephant Beach Trek:

• Start your trip off on the right foot by consulting with our executive.
• Feel free to go at your own pace or tag along with our guide; this area is quite secure.
• Hiking to this beach is an exciting experience and a must for every visitor to Havelock Island who wants to experience the island's natural beauty.
• The Trek requires 45 Mins to reach Elephant Beach by covering 300 Metres of Marshland & Mangrove Forest.
• Once you've made it to Elephant Beach, it's time to kick back and relax. 
• Snorkeling is an activity that may be enjoyed at a later time and then rewarded with cash on the spot.
• A mangrove swamp crossing awaits us at the conclusion of the journey, providing yet another once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

• Water Bottle
• Snacks
• Appropriate Clothing
• Comfortable Footwear
• Backpack
• Flashlight
• Sunscreen
• UA Voucher

Know before you go for the Elephant Beach Trek:

• A government-issued photo ID is required during check-in.
• You should get a checkup from your doctor before embarking on the vacation. 
• Bring along an emergency kit and any necessary drugs in case of an accident or illness on the trail.
• Personal, one-off costs are not included.
• Expenses that aren't included here won't be paid for.
• All forms of transportation are excluded.
• Reduce the number of things you're carrying. Keep your hands free and a food and drink bottle handy.
• If you're planning on doing any hiking, be wary of people who claim to be guides. They will attempt to deceive you by telling you false information about the forest's way.
• Stay with a group. It's both safer and more enjoyable as a group.
• The ground is likely muddy and slippery, so you should wear sandals or slippers. You may need to remove them.
• In certain areas, network strength may be low.