
DIVEIndia Havelock
Andaman Islands
Google 4.9/5 (709 reviews)
134 m away
Havelock · India · Indian Ocean
On Havelock Island, the sea starts at the edge of the resort, with white sand, loungers and parasols waiting when the day turns horizontal.
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Aquays Hotels and Resorts Havelock Island is a four-star hotel and resort in Swaraj Dweep, built for a stay that can switch between sea air, practical comforts and time spent on the island. You have direct access to a white-sand beach, while the hotel gives you somewhere to eat, unwind and recover between outings.
English is spoken by the hotel team, which makes the useful conversations straightforward: breakfast, transfers, laundry, excursions and the occasional request for a properly cold drink. Air conditioning, Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and a 24-hour reception keep the basics firmly in hand.
The resort also works for mixed groups. Families have a dedicated room category, children’s facilities and a play area, while adults can make use of the spa, sauna, fitness room and indoor pool.
The address is No. 5, Govind Nagar Beach, on Swaraj Dweep, part of India’s Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The resort sits directly by the sea, rather than asking you to make a small expedition every time you want sand under your feet.
Swaraj Dweep and Radhanagar Beach are nearby, and the hotel is around 5 miles from the town centre. That leaves you close enough to explore the island while keeping the beach at the front door of the stay.
The setting is practical for days split between the coast and island excursions. Parking is available, and vehicle hire can be arranged for getting further afield.

The room choice is mainly about how much space and outdoor access you want from your base. Standard rooms keep things simple, while the balcony option gives you somewhere to step outside without leaving the room behind. The family room is the obvious fit when you are travelling with children, and the double-room categories suit a couple who would rather not negotiate sleeping arrangements after a long day outdoors.
Every listed room category has a private bathroom. Rooms include air conditioning, a shower and television, with a hairdryer and toiletries also available. That is the useful kind of comfort: a cool room, a proper wash and somewhere to sit down before deciding whether dinner can wait.
Room service is available, and the hotel also has laundry and dry-cleaning services. The room cards show the details of each category, so compare the balcony and family options there if those are the features likely to matter most to you.

The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, so you can keep meals on site rather than turning every hungry moment into a transport problem. Breakfast is served as a buffet, which is usually the sensible arrangement when the day may involve an early start or a serious appetite.
The menu covers seafood and international cuisine, with fresh seafood and gourmet international dishes at its centre. Specialty cocktails and artisanal drinks add a little more interest than a generic bar list, particularly when the afternoon has run out of useful things to do.
There is also a bar for drinks between meals and in the evening. The hotel does not set out an all-inclusive or half-board formula in the information available, so the practical choice is restaurant meals, buffet breakfast and drinks as required.

The resort gives you several ways to spend a non-diving day without turning it into a compulsory programme. An indoor pool, water park and beach loungers cover the easy options, while the garden and terrace offer somewhere to sit with less effort than a full island outing.
For recovery rather than exertion, there is a spa with massage treatments, a sauna, a fitness room and yoga. Snorkelling, windsurfing and fishing are also available when you want to stay active but do not fancy another full day underwater.
The hotel can help with excursions to Radhanagar Beach, Vijayanagar Beach, Elephant Beach and Kalapathar Beach, as well as cultural outings. Families have a children’s club, children’s pool and play area, giving younger travellers their own agenda while you reclaim a little of yours.
Your last day stays dry: no diving in the 18-24 hours before a flight, the perfect window to see the destination from another angle.
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Check-in starts at noon and check-out is at 9am. Early check-in and late check-out can be requested, which may be useful when island travel refuses to line up neatly with hotel hours. A 24-hour reception, express check-in and check-out, lift access and wheelchair-accessible facilities keep arrival and departure relatively straightforward.
An airport shuttle is available as a paid service and should be arranged with the hotel. Vehicle hire is also available, while free parking gives you a place to leave a car during the stay. The concierge and excursion service can help organise time away from the resort, and an on-site infirmary adds a practical layer of reassurance.
Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Laundry, dry cleaning, luggage storage and a safe are available, and the hotel accepts cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal and bank transfer. The electrical supply is 230 volts at 50 hertz, with Type C, D and M sockets.
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