The Aberdeen Jetty is a part of Marina Park near water sport complex of Port Blair, where launches and boats are available to the Ross and North Bay Island. Island tourist boat operator association looks about the works here. The system works here is in a well organized manner. The boat name is clearly mentioned on the ticket, departure and arrival timing is also mentioned on the ticket. Announcements were made in mike when the boat arrives. Passenger names are called out. So there is no need to rush and run towards the entrance of the Jetty.
My tour operator arranges the ticket and brings me here at 9:00 am. At correct time boat comes to the jetty and we board M.V. Island Waves boat. For safety life jackets provided to all persons and overloading of boats than maximum capacity is not allowed. A guide type person comes and gives instruction about how to wear life jacket then tell about Coral Bay Island and what activity can be done there. I and my wife choose to use glass bottom boat so about 9:55am we were shifted to glass bottom boat for 20 to 30 minute ride to see under water coral life through glass bottom boat. The tourist included my son who chooses other activity like Sea walking and snookering were directly taken to the North Bay Island.
After enjoying all activity at North Bay Island at 12:00 we board our boat and after about half an hour journey we reaches Ross Island. Remains of high class past were looking in the ruins buildings. At 2:30 pm we were called on the boat that brings back to Aberdeen Jetty.
Tickets counter is here. Different types of tour ticket like full day tour to North Bay Island. Full Day tour to Ross Island or round the tour Aberdeen jetty to North Bay Island, North Bay to Ross Island and back to Jetty. We can choose according to availability of time.

Private ferry service running from Aberdeen Jetty to North Bay and Ross Island.
It will take around 15 to 20 minutes to reach the North Bay Island.
It will take around 15 to 20 minutes to reach the Ross Island.