The Andaman Islands, a worldwide point of interest for biodiversity in the Bay of Bengal, is a very interesting destination for those looking for the beautiful sea in India. The archipelago includes many islands where ethnic minorities live with secular life habits. The Indian law protects these delicate socio-cultural systems, avoiding contacts with tourism. On the island of Havelock, with marvelous beaches and spectacular nature, it is instead allowed to start tourist activities always respecting the balance of both the environment and the local social life.
Where the sea meets perfect nature: Taj Exotica Resort & Spa
In this context the Taj Exotica Resort and Spa was recently inaugurated, a luxury esort surrounded by mangroves, overlooking the famous Radhanagar beach.
Designed to enhance the island's natural resources, the resort is dotted with 50 modern luxury villas on stilts under a canopy of coconut palms and palm trees; a contemporary shelter built without cutting a single tree. The luxurious sustainable plantation residences are inspired by the homes of the Jarawa tribe. Wi-Fi internet access at the lobby ensures connectivity, while all services are organized to ensure privacy and a romantic atmosphere.
Taj's commitment to the conservation of the environment in the archipelago is at the center of the resort's impeccable facilities and services. The resort offers a program of fun activities for children that involve them in discovering the island's natural secrets. In the meantime, adults can enjoy the beauty and wellness treatments in the spa, or perform sports, even in night – time, such as kayaking in the mangroves, snorkelling and dives.
And there is no lack of satisfaction for the most refined palates. You can immerse yourself in sensational dining experiences in the Turtle House and The Settlers restaurants.
