Wild Orchid (Havelock)

Name: The Wild Orchid Havelock Island
Facilities: Guest Rooms, Restaurants, Bar, Conference Hall, Business Center and Water Sports
Address: Vijaynagar, Havelock Islands, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India
Location: 7 km from the Jetty on the Eastern Side of the Havelock Island

Introduction
The Wild Orchid Havelock Island enjoys the company of cool blue waters of the Andaman Sea on the one side and the verdant hills of the Havelock on the other side. The hotel is constructed entirely out of the locally produced raw material in typical Andamanese design.

Accommodation
The Wild Orchid Havelock Island presents well-appointed rooms adorned with bamboos, canes and seashells. The facilities within the rooms include private balcony, air-conditioning, attached bath and round the clock hot and cold running water.

Dining
The Wild Orchid Havelock Island offers a restaurant and a bar. The Red Snapper Restaurant where you can relish on the international cuisines with their true flavors including the local fresh seafood preparations. The Emerald Gecko Bar is fully stocked with both Indian and imported alcoholic beverages as well as heady preparations of the cocktails.

Recreation
At The Wild Orchid Havelock Island, you can have tremendous opportunities for pleasure and fun. The indoor activities include reading room and games room with board games and playing card. The outdoor games include volleyball, badminton and Frisbee. You can indulge in jungle trekking, fishing, snorkeling and scuba diving. There are options for indoor recreation as well. The guests can also go on sightseeing tour of the islands that includes the islands such as Jolly Buoy, Red Skin Island, Cinque Island, Havelock Island, Barren Island, Ross Island, Viper Island and Chatham Island; beaches such as Corbyn's Cove Tourism Complex, Radhanagar Beach, Harminder Bay Beach, Karmatang Beach and Ramnagar Beach; Cellular Jail and museums such as National Memorial, Anthropological Museum, Fisheries Museum, Samudrika-Naval Marine Museum, Zoological Survey Museum and Forest Museum.

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