r/Andaman_and_Nicobar

hi, I’ve come across an opportunity to apply for a job here and if I get it I’d be living here solo, atleast for a few months. Is this a safe place to move to? I am okay with it being calm and not like the city, I’ll be absorbed in my books anyway but I’d love any advice about what it’s like to move here.

for the record, I can’t swim but I love the beach. I’ve been brought up outside India but went to college and was in a coastal town for a couple years.

thank you :)

Hoping to hear from people who moved here for work. Also open to getting input from those who work remotely but choose to wander in these islands.

Hi guys ri8 now i am in port blair i just need to do nice hairstyle and Massage can u guys suggest some best spot 😉😁

Now I am exactly in port blair can u suggest any good and budget bar or pub guys .🥳😊

Hii

I am thinking to give ibps clerk from andaman and nicobar and join as a clerk.

I want to know what difficulties one will face ,how is life in general, discrimination and all.

So here’s the thing.

I’m a DJ/producer from Bangalore, visiting Andaman, end of July for a week. Im planning to take my little DJ controller and laptop and play a light, vibe-y set on one of the beaches, preferably during sunset.

I can guarantee 1000% that there will be no harm caused to the beach or anything harmful in general. Just me, my controller, a laptop and a speaker.

Will i run into any issues during this OR is there a better way to do this?

Thanks!

(PS if all seems well and you’re visiting end of July too, lmk!)

I prefer traveling independently instead of booking a package.
A few questions:
Which area is best to stay on Swaraj Dweep (Havelock)—Radhanagar Beach or Govind Nagar?

I don't ride a scooter. Are taxis easily available?

Which ferry is the best (Makruzz, Nautika, Green Ocean, or government ferry)?

Should I pre-book ferry tickets? If yes, where?

Is 3 nights on Swaraj Dweep enough?

Any must-know tips or mistakes to avoid for first-time visitors?

Thanks in advance! 😊

I would like to visit the original site (Wota-emi) of the now extinct Puchikwar tribe located north-east on the Baratang island (approximate GPS: 12.299967, 92.866215) of Andaman.

Map:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/k9MDrngFfoyhfxeY9

• Do you have any recommendations on how to get there by car, bus or boat?
• Is a guide or permission needed to enter the area?
• It seems like the best way is to arrive by boat along the Humphery Strait. Are there any boat rental services in the area?

https://preview.redd.it/74efh7xtjeah1.png?width=1021&format=png&auto=webp&s=0e0f20ca315a7b287dae05126799960196bdbd4e

I have to say this almost half of the india doesnt know about andaman and nicobar islands.

Port Blair is a beautifull town, that could've been like Goa, but it isnt

Why?

Looking for a neat, clean, and well-maintained RCC house for a family of 3 (2 adults + 1 infant).

Requirements:

• 1 BHK (spacious) or 2 BHK

• Properly defined living room, bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom

• RCC construction

• Car parking preferred

• Suitable for long-term family stay

• Preferably near Havelock Bazaar

We are not looking for single-room accommodations or houses without a separate kitchen. We need a comfortable, livable family home with a proper layout.