Some nights will be lively with partying under the stars, while others can be more laid-back with a candlelit dinner by the beach. This guide will show you all the information you need to know about the New Year party in the Andaman. Including where to party and what to do, along with tips on how to easily plan your Andaman New Year.
Most New Year vacations are packed with traffic, noisy nightclubs and high prices. That's what the Andaman has to offer.
Celebrations are usually centred on Port Blair and Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep), where most resorts, restaurants and beach properties are based. Most Andaman New Year events are organised by resorts and hotels, so what's on offer depends on where you stay. Typical options include:
Gala dinner and countdown nights. A few resorts will be serving up a special New Year's Eve meal, either a buffet or set menu, music and a midnight countdown.
Beach parties, bonfire nights. The best part of the New Year beach party at Andaman is the music, lights and relaxed beach vibe for the younger-age travelers and groups.
Performing arts and cultural activities. Live music may be available in the evening at some properties, or there may be acoustic music or local bands.
Private celebrations. Often couples and families avoid the crowds and would prefer a private set-up on the sand or in a quiet table by the water.
Please note that event information will vary annually; therefore, please check the information for your property when making your booking. You can tell this from a good travel planner before you pay!
Havelock is undoubtedly the best place to go for a New Year party in Andaman. The resorts, cafes and beaches in this area are the most lively. Radhanagar Beach is most popular due to its endless stretch of open beach. Elephant Beach is great for those wanting to enjoy some water sports. This place is very lively in the evenings, which makes it great for friends, couples or groups.
Port Blair is the port of arrival and a convenient overnight stay. Cellular Jail and Ross Island are expeditions for the day, and you can enjoy an evening at a hotel or on the water. If you're looking for comfort and convenience, rather than a large party beach, this is a good option.
Neil is the quieter of the two. It is a small, relaxed island, easily explored on a bike, with a relaxed beach like Bharatpur or Laxmanpur. If you're looking for a perfect New Year, that also means you want a slow evening and an early night, then Neil will deliver.
For couples, the best way to welcome 2027 is often a setup built just for the two of you. Candlelight dinners on the beach are popular in Andaman, and they range from simple to elaborate:
All prices are “starting from” figures and can change with season, location and customisation, so check before you book.
Another romantic option is a private AC charter boat for a half-day cruise before the evening celebrations. It's a quiet way to see the coastline away from the crowds.
New Year's Eve is one night. Make the most of the other days with these activities:
If you'd rather not juggle flights, ferries, hotels and activities yourself, My Tour Plans can put it together for you. A few Andaman options to consider:
These are starting prices, and New Year week rates are usually higher than regular season, so ask for a customised quote. My Tour Plans can also add beachside candlelight dinners, water sports and private charter boat rides to your package.
Whether you are looking for an exciting or relaxing way to celebrate a New Year in the Andaman Islands in 2027, we have it covered. Whether you want to party on the beach, enjoy a peaceful meal by the water or go out on the water, you'll be enjoying some beautiful turquoise waters and warm weather to begin your new year. All you need to do is plan and make sure you know all the details.
If you're ready to plan your Andaman New Year adventure, contact us at My Tour Plans to create a bespoke package that matches your dates, budget and style of celebration.
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