Baratang Island – Andaman’s Hidden Adventure Paradise

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Why Visit Baratang Island?

Explore the mysterious Limestone Caves carved over millions of years
Witness the only Mud Volcano in the Andaman Islands
Enjoy a peaceful mangrove creek boat ride
Experience a rare road-and-boat journey through the Jarawa Tribal Reserve

Best Time to Visit:

The ideal time to explore Baratang Island is October to May, when the weather is pleasant and sea conditions are calm. Monsoon months may make travel difficult.

Things to Do:

Visit the Limestone Caves with a guided trek
Witness the fascinating Mud Volcano phenomenon
Cruise through the mangrove forests by boat
Enjoy birdwatching and nature photography along the way

Location & Accessibility:

Baratang Island is located about 100 km from Port Blair and is accessible via a road journey through the Andaman Trunk Road followed by short ferry and boat rides. Prior permits are mandatory to cross the Jarawa Reserve and can be arranged by authorized tour operators.

Duration: 3–4 hours

Inclusion

Private Vehicle.
Full Day Tour.
Water Bottle.
Pick & Drop To Hotel.

Exclusion

Alcoholic Drinks
Not Mentioned in Inclusion
Personal Nature Expenses

Itinerary

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Cancelation Policy

Bagpack2go.com – Baratang Island Tour Terms & Policy

Advance Booking:
- All Baratang tours must be pre-booked, especially between October and May, as permits and ferry slots are limited.
Permit Regulations:
- Visitors must carry valid government-issued photo ID for permit issuance.
- Permits are mandatory for crossing the Jarawa Tribal Reserve.
Travel Guidelines:
- All vehicles move in convoys through the reserve at fixed timings. Late arrivals may result in missing the convoy.
- Stopping, interacting with, or photographing the Jarawa tribe is strictly prohibited by law.
Health & Safety:
- The trip involves road travel, short treks, and boat rides; participants should be physically fit.
- Pregnant women, individuals with severe back or knee issues, or those prone to motion sickness should consult a doctor before booking.
Dress Code & Essentials:
- Wear light, comfortable clothing and sturdy footwear.
- Carry rain protection during monsoon months.
Environmental Responsibility:
- Do not litter; help keep Baratang’s ecosystem pristine.
- Avoid touching or disturbing limestone formations and wildlife.
Activity Restrictions:
- Certain attractions like Parrot Island are seasonal and depend on weather and daylight availability.
- The itinerary may change due to weather or forest department regulations.