Barefoot at Havelock

Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India
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About Barefoot at Havelock

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Tent Cottage
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Tent Cottage

As the name suggests, this room is a luxurious tent equipped with all modern amenities and an attached bathroom.

Nicobari Villa
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Nicobari Villa

Inspired by the large, perfectly circular community huts of Nicobari villages, our Nicobari Villa is a designer room that gives you an authentic tropical island feel, with a touch of modern luxury. Made entirely from wood, the room’s walls are vertical slats, which when opened allow ample sunlight to enter the room from all directions.

Experience Dining

Swimming Elephant
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Swimming Elephant

Named in honour of the famous elephant known for its unique talent, The Swimming Elephant today remains a tribute to the late Rajan. Much of the organically grown vegetables and herbs for the kitchen come from our very own garden or are sourced from local vendors on the island.

Dugong Dugon
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Dugong Dugon

Like many structures in the resort, Dugong Dugon lounge bar is inspired by one of the endemic inhabitants of the Andaman Islands. Radhanagar bay has extensive seagrass beds, which attract dugongs, also known as sea cows. The name of our bar pays homage to Zoe, a resident dugong who grazes in the vicinity, one of the last remaining of a locally endangered species.

Experience by the Space

Elephant Beach Trek

Elephant Beach Trek

Elephant Beach on Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) island is a well-known spot for water sports.

Scuba Diving

Scuba Diving

Plunge into an exhilarating, out-of-this-world experience that you can never forget. It is one of the most sought-after activities in Havelock!

Explore Near by Places

Cellular Jail

Cellular Jail

The Cellular Jail, also known as Kala Pani (Black Water), is a former British colonial prison in Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, used to exile Indian freedom fighters. Completed in 1906, its unique, radial "cellular" design was built for total solitary confinement, featuring 698 cells. It is now a National Memorial honouring those who suffered severe atrocities there.

Makruzz

Makruzz

Ferry through the azure blue waters of the Andaman Islands, in our lux and fast fleet of ferries. Experience comfort and seamless connectivity when you Travel with Makruzz on your next Andaman Adventure.

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