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Limited Seats Available for Exclusive New Year 2026 Cruise to Barren Island

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The Directorate of Shipping Services (DSS) has announced that very few seats remain for the special New Year voyage of MV Swaraj Dweep to Barren Island, scheduled for December 31, 2025. The overnight sailing offers passengers a unique opportunity to welcome 2026 amidst the scenic expanse of the Andaman Sea and view Barren Island, India’s only active volcano.

With a total passenger capacity of 1,200, the signature New Year journey has received overwhelming interest from tourists and locals alike. DSS officials have urged interested passengers to secure their bookings promptly to avoid missing the exclusive maritime experience.

The special voyage promises a combination of celebration and natural splendor. Passengers will enjoy live music and entertainment onboard, including DJ performances, local artists’ shows, and curated playlists, creating a vibrant and festive atmosphere under the stars. The journey aims to offer a memorable way to ring in the New Year while experiencing the unique environment of the Andaman Sea.

Tickets for the MV Swaraj Dweep New Year voyage can be booked through the DSS e-Ticketing Portal, which is accessible 24×7. For convenience, a QR code linking directly to the portal has also been provided. DSS emphasized that given the high demand and limited availability, early booking is essential for those planning to participate in the event.

The New Year sailing to Barren Island has become a sought-after experience, combining adventure, celebration, and close-up views of volcanic activity in one of India’s most remote locations. Barren Island, located in the Andaman Sea, is notable for its active volcano, offering a rare natural spectacle for visitors.

DSS continues to monitor bookings and capacity to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all passengers. Authorities have reminded travelers to adhere to safety guidelines onboard and make arrangements in advance due to the high demand for this special voyage.

The New Year 2026 sailing underscores the growing interest in experiential tourism in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, as visitors seek unique and memorable ways to celebrate occasions while enjoying the region’s natural beauty.

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