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Speed Boat Ride in Andaman

Speed Boat Ride in Andaman: Price, Timing, Safety and Tips

A speed boat ride in Andaman is a short, splashy trip across turquoise water with the wind in your face. It needs no skill, no swimming and no preparation, so it suits almost everyone, from kids to grandparents. It is also one of the easiest water sports to fit into a busy sightseeing day, and we can add it to any of our Andaman tour packages from Port Blair.

This guide covers where to ride, how long it lasts, the price range, safety rules and the best time to go.

Why try a speed boat ride in Andaman?

  • Easy and relaxed: you only sit, hold on and enjoy
  • Suitable for most ages, including families with children
  • Short enough to combine with other water sports
  • Great views of the coast, islands and clear water
  • Good photo and video moments

Best places for a speed boat ride in Andaman

Speed boat ride in Port Blair

The Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex is the easiest place to try it if you are staying in the capital, with several water sports in one place. Corbyn’s Cove Beach is another popular stop near the city.

Speed boat ride at North Bay Island

North Bay Island is a short boat trip from Port Blair and is known for its clear water and activity options.

Speed boat ride in Havelock Island

If you are heading to Havelock Island, ask us about water activities around Elephant Beach.

Which activities run at each spot depends on the season, permits and sea conditions, so confirm with us before you plan your day.

How does a speed boat ride work?

  1. Check-in: you buy your ticket or confirm your slot at the jetty.
  2. Life jacket: every passenger wears one, including children.
  3. Boarding: the crew seats you and gives a short safety briefing.
  4. The ride: the boat speeds along a set route, with a few turns and bumps over the waves.
  5. Return: you come back to the jetty or the starting point.

Speed boat ride timing and duration

Most rides last only a few minutes, and some operators offer longer routes or private boats. The best time of day is the morning, when the water is usually calmer and the light is good for photos. Operators may close in rough weather, so book a flexible slot and confirm the day before.

Speed boat ride price in Andaman

Prices change by location, ride length and season, and some operators charge per person while others charge per boat. A standard ride usually costs around ₹500 to ₹1,500 per person. Private boats and longer routes cost more. For an exact quote on your dates, contact our team.

Safety rules for a speed boat ride in Andaman

  • A life jacket is compulsory for every passenger.
  • Children should ride with an adult, and the operator may set a minimum age.
  • Stay seated and hold the handles during the ride.
  • Tell the crew if you have back problems, a heart condition or are pregnant. Rides can be bumpy, so pregnant women and people with spine issues should check with a doctor first.
  • Do not drink alcohol before the ride.
  • Keep phones, wallets and cameras secured or in a locker.
  • Carry a government photo ID.

Best time for a speed boat ride in Andaman

November to April is the best window, with calmer water and clear weather. Check conditions in our guides to Andaman weather in December and Andaman weather in January. From May to October, rough seas and rain can cancel rides, so always confirm before you go.

Other water sports to pair with a speed boat ride

Browse everything on our Andaman activities page.

Add a speed boat ride to your Andaman package

Tips for your speed boat ride

  • Sit near the middle of the boat if you want a smoother ride.
  • Wear quick-dry clothes, as you will probably get splashed.
  • Use sunscreen and sunglasses with a strap.
  • Keep valuables in a locker or with someone staying on shore.
  • Go in the morning for calmer water and fewer crowds.

Ready to ride? Call +91 9933245630 or send an enquiry, and read what travellers say about us on Andaman Emerald Travels on Google.

FAQ's

A standard ride usually costs around ₹500 to ₹1,500 per person, depending on the location, route and season.

Yes, when you ride with a licensed operator who provides life jackets and a safety briefing.

No. A life jacket is compulsory and the crew is on board throughout the ride.

Usually yes, because it is short and easy. Seniors and parents should check the operator's rules, as the ride can be bumpy.

Port Blair, North Bay Island and Havelock Island are the most common places. Availability depends on the season.

Rides may run on calm days, but rough seas often cause cancellations from May to October.

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