With a plethora of picturesque tourist spots, Andaman is one such destination that should be on every travel freak’s list. The Baludera beach is located in Baratang – an island of the Andaman archipelago. Yet another serene and calm beach located in the Andaman’s, the Baludera beach remains completely uninhabited to date. The tranquil ambience attracts tourists who want to spend time in the solitude of mother nature.
Reaching the Baludera Beach
The Beach can be reached from Port Blair in two ways – by road and by waterways.
- By Water
One way to reach the Baludera beach from Port Blair is by taking a boat or a ferry from Port Blair to Nilambur Jetty. The beach is about 9 km away from the jetty.Â
On the other hand, you can also avail yourself of a ferry from Baratang to Nilambur Jetty. The Andaman and Nicobar Tourism Department operates regular ferries. Tourists who want to visit the Baludera beach can easily avail the ferry services. The journey roughly takes 15 minutes.
- By Road
The Veer Savarkar International Airport in Port Blair is the only airport in the archipelago open to civilians. The road distance from Port Blair to Baludera Beach is roughly 100 km.
If you are looking to travel by road from Port Blair, you can hire a bus or a cab. For such a long-distance trip, we suggest you book our professional Andaman Cab Service for a seamless journey.Â
On the other hand, you can also reach the beach by road from the Nilambur jetty. Roads connect Baratang to the beach which is just 9 km away from the jetty. People usually prefer traveling by road, owing to the shorter distance.
Fun Activities you Must Try Here
As said earlier, the calmness of the place makes it a perfect spot to relax. However, there are several fun activities that you can try.
- Fascinating Elephant Rides
One of the most joyous activities for children on the beach is riding on an elephant. Not only children, but the ride is also open for adults. While you are here, don’t forget to enjoy the thrill and fun of the ride.
- Swimming
Due to shallow waters and low currents, the beach is an ideal location for swimming. Uninhabited and less frequently visited by tourists, the waters and the surrounding areas of the beach are magnificently untouched. Enjoy swimming with your family or your loved ones. But be cautious and keep an eye out for your children.
- Relax in the Tree-top Huts
One of the most enthralling attractions on this beach is the tree-top huts. Located along the beach, these huts are your perfect getaway to a peaceful day out.Â
Nearby Places to Visit
Along with the Baludera beach, there are several interesting and captivating places to visit in Baratang. Here’s a list:
A natural wonder, the mud volcano in Baratang is the only known one in the entire South-Asian region. As a result of the excretion of gases such as methane, carbon dioxide and so on, this is a sight worth looking at.
A phenomenal creation of Mother Nature, the beauty of the limestone caves is sure to amaze every traveler. Formed due to the erosion of the limestone by carbonated water, the formations of the cave are a sight to look at.
Considered heaven to bird watchers, the parrot island is a must-visit. As the sun sets, almost thousands of parrots and parakeets flock to the orange sky. As majestic as the sight is, their squawking will mesmerize you.
Lush green mangroves and mysterious trails welcome you as you set out on a boat safari along the mangrove creek. This is an adventure worth experiencing.
Quite popular for deer and birds, this comma-shaped, little island should be on your list if you are a wildlife lover.
With numerous tourist spots to visit, we suggest you spend a night at Baratang. If you are looking for Baratang Island Hotels to stay in, we suggest you avail of our Andaman and Nicobar Package. Our travel experts will ensure that you receive only the best accommodations.
When Should You Visit?
October to March is the best time to visit Andaman, you can visit the beach at any time within. You can also visit at any time according to your choice. However, it is highly suggested that you do not visit the beach during monsoons.Â
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