Nilambur Jetty is an important transit point for travellers visiting Baratang Island and exploring attractions such as the famous Limestone Cave. After the road journey from Port Blair, the trip changes from a road journey to a scenic boat ride through the mangrove waterways of Baratang.

From Nilambur Jetty, visitors board local boats for the journey towards Nayadera Jetty, from where a forest trail leads towards the Limestone Cave.

Quick Information

Boat duration, routes and operating arrangements can vary according to local conditions, tides and regulations.

What Is Nilambur Jetty?

Nilambur Jetty is one of the important boarding points used during the Baratang Limestone Cave journey.

After reaching Baratang by road, travellers continue their journey by boat through the surrounding mangrove waterways. The boat ride provides a peaceful view of the natural landscape before reaching the next point on the Limestone Cave route.

Nilambur Jetty to Nayadera Jetty

The boat journey from Nilambur Jetty takes visitors through narrow waterways surrounded by mangrove vegetation.

Once you reach Nayadera Jetty, you continue on foot along the forest trail towards the Limestone Cave.

The overall experience combines:

Road Journey → Nilambur Jetty → Mangrove Boat Ride → Nayadera Jetty → Forest Walk → Limestone Cave

Why Visit Nilambur Jetty?

Nilambur Jetty is mainly visited because it forms an important part of the Baratang sightseeing experience.

• Starting point for the Limestone Cave boat journey
• Scenic mangrove creek experience
• Important transit point in Baratang
• Connects the boat journey with the forest trail
• Convenient stop during a Baratang day trip

Facilities at Nilambur Jetty

Basic facilities may be available around the jetty area, depending on current local operations, including:

• Waiting areas
• Small local eateries
• Drinking water
• Parking
• Local boat services

Facilities may be limited compared with Port Blair, so it is advisable to carry essential items with you.

Best Time to Visit Nilambur Jetty

October to May is generally a popular period for travelling around Andaman and visiting Baratang’s outdoor attractions.

Boat services and sightseeing activities depend on weather, tides and local operating conditions, so schedules can change.

Travel Tips

• Start early from Port Blair for a Baratang day trip.
• Follow the applicable Jarawa Reserve convoy schedule.
• Keep your boat tickets and travel arrangements ready.
• Carry drinking water and basic essentials.
• Wear comfortable footwear if you are continuing to Limestone Cave.
• Follow instructions from boat operators and local authorities.
• Do not litter around the jetty or mangrove waterways.

Nilambur Jetty and Limestone Cave

For most travellers, Nilambur Jetty is not the final destination. It is an important part of the journey towards Limestone Cave.

After the boat ride, travellers reach Nayadera Jetty and continue through the forest trail to the cave. This combination of road travel, mangrove waterways and forest walking makes the Baratang trip different from regular sightseeing in Port Blair.

What Else Can You Visit in Baratang?

A Baratang itinerary can include several attractions depending on the available time and local travel arrangements:

• Limestone Cave
• Mangrove Boat Ride
• Mud Volcano
• Baratang sightseeing

The exact order and availability of attractions can vary according to convoy schedules, boat operations and weather conditions.

Why Book Your Baratang Trip with Ayush Tours and Travels?

Planning a Baratang trip involves multiple parts, including road transportation, regulated travel through the Jarawa Reserve, boat arrangements and sightseeing.

Ayush Tours and Travels can help you organize your Baratang journey according to your travel plan.

We can help with:

• Baratang Island tours
• Limestone Cave trips
• Mangrove boat ride
• Mud Volcano visit
• Private cab service
• Port Blair pickup and drop
• Hotel booking
• North & Middle Andaman tours
• Customized Andaman packages

How to Book a Baratang Trip

Share your travel date, number of travellers and pickup location with us. We can help you plan a suitable Baratang itinerary including the Limestone Cave, mangrove boat ride and other attractions, subject to current local arrangements.

Call / WhatsApp: 9046625498

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Nilambur Jetty located?

Nilambur Jetty is located on Baratang Island in Middle Andaman and is used as an important transit point for the Limestone Cave route.

What is Nilambur Jetty famous for?

It is mainly known as a boarding point for the boat journey towards the Limestone Cave route through the mangrove waterways.

Where does the boat from Nilambur Jetty go?

The boat journey generally continues towards Nayadera Jetty, from where visitors proceed on foot towards Limestone Cave.

How long is the boat ride?

The boat journey can take approximately 15–30 minutes, depending on the route and local operating conditions.

Can I visit Limestone Cave and Mud Volcano on the same day?

Yes, both attractions can be included in a Baratang day trip, depending on the day’s convoy schedule, boat operations and local conditions.

Is Nilambur Jetty suitable for families?

Yes. Families regularly pass through the jetty as part of Baratang sightseeing. Children should remain supervised near the water and follow the instructions of the boat operator.

Plan Your Baratang Journey

Nilambur Jetty is an important part of the journey to Limestone Cave, where the road trip gives way to a peaceful mangrove boat ride and forest trail.

Planning a Baratang Island trip from Port Blair?

Call / WhatsApp: 9046625498

Ayush Tours & Travels – Your Local Andaman Travel Partner