With your morning arrival into Veer Savarkar International Airport, we’ll pick you up from the airport and take you to the marina, where you’ll board your yacht, Dakota. Once you are settled into Dakota, we depart and set sail.

Experience the ultimate in luxury as you sail to Havelock Island for your first moments under the sea at a reef teeming with marine life and offering breathtaking underwater scenery. Once back onboard, we’ll set sail to Radhanagar Beach, widely celebrated as one of Asia’s prettiest shorelines featuring a white sandy beach and turquoise waters. Enjoy a gorgeous sunset and magical evening from the deck of the Dakota, in peaceful bliss.

This truly immersive diving or snorkelling day will take you to places you’ve only dreamed of! Havelock Island’s reef system is among the best in the Andaman’s archipelago. You’ll spend time in Johnny’s Gorge, home to countless white-tip reef sharks, manta rays, and whale sharks and the S.S. Inchkeith 1950s ship wreck. Perfect sites for divers and snorkellers alike.

If having a bit of excitement on shore sounds fun, this is a great evening to head to shore for cocktails and dinner at one Havelock Island’s restaurants or unwind with a spa treatment before returning to the yacht for the night.

Dakota sails north to one of the quietest corners of the archipelago. If you’re lucky, the journey will be accompanied by dolphins riding alongside. Merk Bay is the reward — a shallow, crystal-clear bay ringed by fringing coral. It’s one of the least-visited beaches in the Andamans, and stepping ashore here feels genuinely different from anywhere else on the trip — untouched sand, no other boats, and excellent snorkelling straight off the tender.

After your dive, relax on board with a refreshing cocktail and indulge in fresh cuisine as you relive the memories of an incredible underwater adventure, and it’s only just getting started.

Visit the stunning and famous Neil Island for a last swim and – if the tide’s allow – spot the natural rock bridge at Laxmanpur. Sightings of dugong are common near the island’s conservation area, too.

Once you’re back on board, how about some fun above the sea on a jet ski, kayak, or paddleboard. Or how about you try your hand at fishing? Then, enjoy your final afternoon relaxing aboard the Dakoka before disembarking in Port Blair.