Baratang Island
Limestone Cave
Visitor Information
Famous For: Naturally formed limestone caves, sedimentary rock formations, and tropical trekking
Entry Fee: No direct fee, but boat charges apply to reach the site
Timings: Open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, except Mondays
Permission: Prior permission required from the Forest Department
Suggested Duration: Full-day trip
About Limestone Caves – Baratang Island
A visit to the Limestone Caves of Baratang Island is one of the most mesmerizing and unique geological experiences in the Andaman Islands. Located near Nilambur Jetty, these natural wonders can only be accessed via a captivating half-hour boat ride through a narrow mangrove creek—an adventure that’s as stunning as the destination itself.

Mud Volcano
Visitor Information
Famous For: Unique natural phenomenon, volcanoes, and geological wonders
Tickets: No direct entry fee, but car ride charges apply to reach the site
Opening Timings: Open daily except Mondays
Suggested Duration: Approx. 45 minutes
About Mud Volcano – Baratang Island
The Mud Volcano of Baratang Island is one of India’s rarest geological attractions, offering a rare glimpse into the Earth’s dynamic processes. Accessible via a short drive from Nilambur Jetty, followed by a 160-meter uphill walk along a rocky trail, this destination is a must-visit for curious travelers and science enthusiasts alike.

Parrot Island
Visitor Information
Famous For: Parrots, Bird Watching, Nature, Mangrove Forests
Entry Fee: Free (Ferry charges apply)
Timings: Open daily until sunset
Suggested Duration: Around 45 minutes
About Parrot Island – A Birdwatcher’s Paradise near Baratang
Parrot Island is one of the most mysterious and mesmerizing natural spots in the Andaman Islands, especially for bird lovers and nature enthusiasts. As the name suggests, this small uninhabited island is home to thousands of tropical parrots and parakeets, who return here every evening like clockwork—a phenomenon that still baffles researchers and locals alike.

Baludera Beach
Visitor Information
Famous For: Tranquil beach, untouched nature, and peaceful surroundings
Tickets: No entry fee
Opening Timings: Open daily
Suggested Duration: Around 2.5 hours
About Baludera Beach – Baratang Island’s Hidden Gem
Tucked away in the quiet corners of Baratang Island, Baludera Beach is one of the most untouched and serene beaches in the Andaman Islands. Its remote location and lack of tourist crowds have helped preserve its raw, natural beauty, making it a perfect escape for travelers seeking solitude and peace.
This beach offers a scenic blend of soft sands, lush coastal vegetation, and gentle waves. With its low tide and shallow waters, Baludera Beach is relatively safe for swimming—although caution is always advised. The calm environment and natural setting make it an excellent spot for relaxation, beach walks, and soaking in the silence broken only by the sounds of the sea.
