Green Ocean Ferry

Once a Green Ocean booking is confirmed, the e-ticket is dispatched to the email address and phone number you entered. Three ways to retrieve it:

• Email: Search your inbox for the booking confirmation from noreply@go2andaman.com. The ticket PDF is attached.
• Booking ID lookup: Visit ferry.go2andaman.com/my-booking, enter your booking reference and email, and re-download the ticket.
• WhatsApp / SMS: A link to the ticket PDF is also delivered to the registered mobile number at the time of booking.

At the jetty, show either a printed copy or the digital PDF on your phone along with the government photo-ID used at booking. Green Ocean counters typically close 15 minutes before departure -- plan to be at the jetty at least 45 minutes early.

Green Ocean follows a tiered cancellation policy applied by Go2Andaman at the time of refund. Charges depend on how far in advance you cancel:

• More than 72 hours before departure: Typically 10–15% cancellation fee; the balance is refunded to the original payment method.
• 24–72 hours before departure: 25–50% cancellation fee depending on the class booked.
• Less than 24 hours before departure: Usually non-refundable; a no-show is also treated as a cancellation.
• Weather cancellations: If Green Ocean cancels the sailing itself (rough seas, technical issues), you're entitled to a full refund or free rescheduling to the next available service.

To cancel, go to ferry.go2andaman.com/my-booking, pull up your reservation and hit "Cancel". Refunds typically reach your account in 5–7 working days.

Private Andaman ferries rarely run fixed discounts, and the fare-timing tricks that work on flights mostly do not work here. We checked the published fares against the live feed rather than repeat the usual advice, and this is what it actually shows:

• The class you pick matters more than the sailing you pick. On Green Ocean the lead-in class is Economy, and the gap between it and the top class is far larger than any gap between departures on the same day. Choose the class first.
• The first departure is usually not dearer. Comparing departures on the same day, same sector and same class in the live feed, roughly two thirds were priced identically, and where a later sailing was cheaper the difference was ₹100 to ₹400. Booking a mid-morning sailing to save money is as likely to save you nothing as anything.
• Do not assume a cheap class is the one that sells out. On the sailings we checked, the cheapest class was almost never the one with the fewest seats left. Use the live panel above, which shows seats remaining per class, instead of booking up a class on the assumption that the cheap one will go.
• Season moves fares for some operators and not others. Comparing the same sector, vessel and class between September dates and December-January ones, Makruzz was cheaper in September on nearly every class, Green Ocean did not move at all, and Nautika was dearer in September more often than cheaper. Rather less than half the comparisons came out identical, so there is movement -- there is just no single cheap month that holds across operators. Check the date you actually want in the search bar above.
• Groups: For a large party, contact Go2Andaman customer support before booking seat by seat. We do not publish a group rate because Green Ocean does not publish one.

We have not found a published student, senior or concession fare for Green Ocean. If you have seen one, it is not in the operator's fare data we can read, so do not plan around it.