Limestone Cave Baratang
🌟 Highlights
✈️ Distance from Port Blair Airport: ~100 KM
🚖 Taxi from Port Blair to Baratang: ₹4,500/-
🚤 Speed Boat Ticket: ₹900/- per person
🪪 Forest Entry Permit: Required
⏱️ Trip Duration: 10–12 hours from Port Blair
🏞️ Major Attraction: Baratang Limestone Cave
🌿 Activities: Speed boat ride, mangrove safari, trekking, bird watching
Journey to the Limestone Caves
Reaching Baratang Limestone Caves involves a scenic drive, mangrove boat ride, and a short jungle trek.
What to Expect
🌿 Mangrove Safari – Explore dense mangroves with stunning waterway views.
⛰️ Limestone Formations – See unique rock structures shaped over centuries.
🐦 Wildlife Spotting – Observe exotic birds and rich forest flora.
Best Time to Visit Limestone Cave, Baratang
🗓️ Best Time: November to April – pleasant weather for boat rides and trekking
🌧️ Monsoon (May–October): Heavy rain, rough waters, and possible restrictions
⏰ Tip: Start early to enjoy cooler temperatures and scenic views
How to Reach Limestone Caves, Baratang
Reaching Baratang Limestone Caves combines road, ferry, and boat travel through Andaman’s scenic landscapes, making the journey an adventure itself.
Inclusions
✔️ AC Transport: Port Blair ↔ Baratang
✔️ Permits & Guide Fees: Required
Exclusions
❌ Speed Boat Charges – Extra for Limestone Cave ride
❌ Meals – Lunch available on request at local restaurants
❌ Personal Expenses & Tips – Not included
ACTIVITIES WHILE GOING TO LIMESTONE CAVE TRIP AT BARATANG ISLAND
Mangrove boat ride
Forest trekking
Cave exploration
Birdwatching & nature
Dos and Don’ts for a Baratang Island Trip
When visiting Baratang Island, including the Limestone Caves and Jarawa Tribal Reserve, follow local rules and eco-guidelines to ensure a safe, respectful, and responsible trip.
✔️ Pre-book Transport – Reserve ferry and vehicle early, as Baratang is remote and seats fill fast.
✔️ Check Weather Conditions – Avoid heavy rain since trails can become slippery.
✔️ Carry Essentials – Bring sunscreen, insect repellent, water, and enough cash.
✔️ Wear Sturdy Shoes – Comfortable footwear is needed for the rocky walk.
✔️ Pack Snacks & Drinks – No food stalls near the Mud Volcano.
✔️ Keep the Area Clean – Respect nature and avoid littering.
Do’s & Don’ts
✅ Do’s:
✔️ Follow convoy timings and stay with your group while passing through Jarawa Tribal Reserve.
✔️ Respect the Jarawa tribe — no photos, interaction, or offering food.
✔️ Carry a valid government ID for checkpoint verification.
✔️ Wear comfortable trekking clothes and sturdy shoes.
✔️ Pack essentials like water, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a hat.
✔️ Stay hydrated during the long, humid journey.
✔️ Follow your guide’s safety instructions at all times.
✔️ Dispose of waste responsibly and keep Baratang Island clean.
✔️ Protect valuables with waterproof pouches.
✔️ Be prepared for basic and limited amenities.
❌ Don’ts:
❌ Do not photograph, interact with, or offer anything to the Jarawa people — it is illegal and punishable.
❌ Do not litter; keep Baratang Island clean and eco-friendly.
❌ Do not wander away from your group in restricted areas.
❌ Avoid flash photography inside caves.
❌ Do not disturb wildlife during mangrove boat rides.
❌ Do not touch delicate limestone cave formations.
❌ Avoid loud noise in caves and mangrove zones.
❌ No smoking or open flames due to fire risk.
❌ Do not delay convoy schedules — be punctual.
❌ Never feed wildlife during the trip.
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