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Havelock Jetty

Also known as: Swaraj Dweep Jetty, Havelock Island Jetty

Havelock Jetty -- renamed Swaraj Dweep Jetty when the central government rechristened the island in 2018 -- is the single point of entry and exit for Havelock. Every passenger ferry, whether private high-speed (Makruzz, Nautika, Green Ocean, ITT Majestic) or a DSS government inter-island vessel, calls here.

Havelock Island Jetty (Swaraj Dweep) with ferry docked alongside
Location
Havelock
Island
Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep)
Ferry Type
Private + Government
Operators
4

About this jetty

Havelock Jetty -- at a glance

Havelock Jetty -- renamed Swaraj Dweep Jetty when the central government rechristened the island in 2018 -- is the single point of entry and exit for Havelock. Every passenger ferry, whether private high-speed (Makruzz, Nautika, Green Ocean, ITT Majestic) or a DSS government inter-island vessel, calls here.

The jetty is a short walk or auto-rickshaw ride from Havelock village (#1 area), where most of the island's hotels, dive shops, restaurants and the main market are clustered. Radhanagar Beach (#7) is roughly 12 km away on the west coast -- a 25-minute drive.

Most private sailings arrive in the late morning and depart again by early afternoon, so the jetty is busy in two short windows each day. Outside those windows it is quiet. There is a small ticket counter, a covered waiting area and a taxi/auto stand at the exit.

Operators using this jetty

Ferries that depart from Havelock Jetty

Makruzz Ferry
The pioneer of private ferries in the Andamans.
₹1,200 – ₹2,200Details →
Nautika Ferry
The fastest private catamaran in the Andamans.
₹1,050 – ₹1,750Details →
Green Ocean Ferry
Budget-friendly private ferry with an open upper deck on Green Ocean 1.
₹900 – ₹1,500Details →
ITT Majestic Ferry
Australian-designed high-speed ferry.
₹950 – ₹1,350Details →

Routes departing from here

Where you can sail from Havelock Jetty

Havelock Island → Port Blair
90–150 minfrom ₹900View →
Havelock Island → Neil Island
45–60 minfrom ₹600View →

Facilities on-site

What you'll find at Havelock Jetty

1

Covered waiting area

2

Operator ticket counters

3

Security check before boarding

4

Restrooms

5

Auto-rickshaw and taxi stand at the exit

6

Small refreshment stalls

Before you go

Travel tips for Havelock Jetty

  • Auto-rickshaws from the jetty to village hotels charge ₹50–100; to Radhanagar ₹400–500.
  • For onward sailing, arrive 45 minutes early -- counters close 15 minutes before departure.
  • No ATM at the jetty itself; nearest ATMs are in #1 village.
  • Mobile signal is patchy on Havelock -- download tickets and maps before you arrive.
  • Government ferry timings change frequently -- confirm at the DSS counter on arrival if you plan to take one back.

Nearby

Landmarks close to Havelock Jetty

  • Havelock village #1 -- main market and hotel cluster (~1 km)
  • Kalapathar Beach (~10 km)
  • Radhanagar Beach #7 -- Asia's top-rated beach (~12 km)
  • Elephant Beach trailhead (~9 km)

FAQs

Havelock Jetty -- common questions

Yes. Havelock Island was officially renamed Swaraj Dweep in 2018, so the jetty is now called Swaraj Dweep Jetty on government signage. Most travellers and operators still call it Havelock Jetty.
All four private ferry operators (Makruzz, Nautika, Green Ocean, ITT Majestic) and DSS government inter-island ferries dock here. It is the only ferry terminal on Havelock Island.
Radhanagar Beach (#7) is about 12 km from the jetty -- a 25–30 minute drive by auto-rickshaw or taxi.
Covered waiting area, operator ticket counters, security screening, restrooms, taxi/auto stand and small refreshment stalls. There is no ATM at the jetty -- the nearest are in #1 village.

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