Naval Marine Museum Samudrika

Awesome informative displays about the Andaman & Nicobar islands. This place explains the tribes of the island, their lifestyles, marine life, corals , shells & stones etc found here,etc. Maintained by the Indian navy.

Nice place with much thing exhibit to acquire knowledge. Clean atmosphere. Wheel chair is accessible. Staff are very cordial. Different types of sea animals are exhibited here with full details and description. Beautiful place with some greenery also observed here.

Its an amazing museum. The actual samples of sea life are very enchanting. The coral samples are out of this world. Various informative bits in the first section help to understand about the tribes and their culture.
The audio-visual show is very helpful since it gives detailed information about what you get to see in the 5 different sections of the museum.
At the entrance audio-guide is also available for a small payment.

Must visit place. This gives an idea about marine faunal diversity of Andaman. Spectacular display of corals and shells. A large whale skeleton ia also displayed. Ticket charge is 50 Rs.

Wonderful museum maintain by Indian Navy. Andaman tour should start from here. You will find different corals fishes Photos and models of Andamani tribes. You can buy different handicraft items and books on Andaman.

History of andman is preserved here the atmosphere is here, very amazing the best part of is the jaruwa tribe history is preserved

It's a beautiful museum which shows different kinds of shells, animals found in the region, the tribal communities found in the place, varieties of fishes found in the place. The contributions of Navy people and many more.

Very good experience and a must visit place to go if you are going to Port blair. 1 and a half hour is sufficient to look around this place. Time to close is 5 PM. No need to buy tickets in advance.

When visiting Andaman... It's worth visiting all the museums and all the major attractions.... specially since they give us a broader idea of the country... And the entry fees everywhere is just minimal...

Very good informative display of sea shells,fishes and the local wood. Model of Jarwa huts also displayed

Good museum, properly explaining all types of fish, corals and different types of tribes present in Andaman & Nicobar Islands.

There is also a bone structure of blue whale.

Beautiful and a must visit place... This museum reflects a complete image of Andaman and Nicobar Islands...

The Museum is a relatively small one with six to eight small rooms, but it is beautiful to see the different types of corals, if one has a bit of knowledge about corals you will be amazed, otherwise it is just an object if you don't understand, the cost is 50 INR per head. I would definitely recommend this place 👍

The museum is absolutely beautiful and very informative. There are multiple species of corals, fishes, shells and conch. We can see the information regarding the tribes present in Andaman.
There is also a video played in this museum which tells about the Andaman must visit places, cellular jail, and navel museum.

Outside there is a skeleton of whale, big guns used by defence, and a mermaid statue which is a selfie point.

There is a sagarika store where you can buy the items like pears, shells, shells ornaments, conch, conch items, and many more.

It is a must visit place.

One of the best places to know everything about Andaman and Nicobar Islands. You will get to know right from creation of these Island to current ongoing events in the Islands. Different tribes of the island and their life styles are nicely demonstrated. Museum has different collections of sea creatures, fishes, snakes, corals etc and also it has a blue whale remains also.
Recommended to visit this place once you are in port blair.

Great place to know more about andaman and culture. Very detailed information you can find.

The Naval Marine Museum in Port Blair is a captivating attraction that showcases the history of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. As you enter you see the North Bah hut, and then you walk into the history of the islands and the corals, tribes of the Andaman and Nicobar. It is very beautifully documented. A person visiting Port Blair a must place to understand the landscape and people of the place.

A place worth visiting. A very simple place without any hify things but whatever information is available is worthy.

Excellent glimpse of Andamans Geographic origins, History, Culture and Fauna.

Nice experience visiting the samudrika museum with history of Andaman written beautifully.