Andaman Tour Packages from Chennai
Starting from ₹11,999 · Direct non-stop flights daily · Honeymoon & Family Island Vacations
Chennai International Airport (MAA)
2 hours 05 minutes
IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet
₹11,999 / Person
Travel from Chennai to Andaman & Nicobar
Planning a trip from Chennai to the tropical wonderland of Andaman & Nicobar Islands has never been easier. Fastest and most convenient direct air gateway from South India. Multiple early morning flights allow you to reach Port Blair before noon and attend the Cellular Jail Light & Sound Show on Day 1. AndamanTripz coordinates your entire holiday seamlessly — including flight guidance, airport pickup at Veer Savarkar International Airport (IXZ), deluxe beachfront resort bookings, high-speed cruise transfers (Nautika & Makruzz), and private AC cab sightseeing.
Flight & Travel Connectivity from Chennai
Travelers departing from Chennai International Airport (MAA) have access to Direct non-stop flights daily operated by major airlines including IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet. The aerial distance from Chennai to Port Blair is approximately 1,367 km, with flying time around 2 hours 05 minutes.
Local Travel Tip for Chennai Travelers
Book morning flights from Chennai (MAA) to Port Blair (IXZ) so you can seamlessly catch afternoon private ferries to Havelock without an extra night in Port Blair.
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View Package →Frequently Asked Questions – Chennai to Andaman
Yes, daily non-stop flights operate between Chennai (MAA) and Port Blair (IXZ) by IndiGo and Air India taking just over 2 hours.
A 5 Days / 4 Nights or 6 Days / 5 Nights package is ideal to cover Port Blair, Havelock Island (Radhanagar Beach) and Neil Island comfortably.
Yes, regular passenger ships sail from Chennai Port to Port Blair 3 to 4 times a month, taking approximately 55-60 hours across the Bay of Bengal.