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For travellers
Know what you are getting before you are on the boat.
The Andamans are extraordinary and largely offline, which today means asking at counters and hoping. Yuvoy is being built so that the day you pick is the day you get.
What joining gets you
Three things, and not a fourth.
- 01
First access when the season opens
Waitlist members hear from us before the site opens to everyone. That is the whole of the advantage; there is no queue position and nothing to buy.
- 02
Days chosen for you, not listed at you
Tell us which island you are headed to and what draws you, and the first things we send are the ones that fit.
- 03
A person, not an autoresponder
Someone on the team reads what you send. Your details are never sold or shared, and you can ask us to delete them at any point.
The fair questions
What you are probably thinking.
- There is nothing to book, so what am I joining?
- A list of people we will message when the first Andaman experiences are ready. That is deliberately unglamorous. Booking, payment and availability are not built, and we are not going to imply otherwise to make a signup feel bigger than it is.
- Why are there no prices anywhere?
- Because there are no agreed prices yet. Publishing indicative numbers before operators have set them would make this page look more finished and make us less trustworthy. Prices appear when they are real and the operator has set them.
- How do I know this is not another abandoned waitlist?
- You do not, yet, and no badge on this page could prove it. What we can do is not overstate where we are. Everything on this site is marked as either open now or planned, and today only two things are open: joining as a traveller, and applying as an operator.
Where
Three islands to begin with.
Pick the one you are headed to when you join, and we will start there.
Havelock
Havelock (Swaraj Dweep)
The island most people picture: long beaches, established dive operations, and the widest range of days on the water.
Neil
Neil (Shaheed Dweep)
Smaller and slower, with shallow reefs and a pace that rewards staying put rather than moving through.
Port Blair
Port Blair
Where nearly everyone arrives, and where the islands' history, markets and ferry connections all meet.