4 km. Water Falls
4 km Water Falls: A Refreshing Escape in Indira Bazar
White Surf Waterfall: Little Andaman's Hidden Cascade
Discover Little Andaman's hidden gem: White Surf Waterfall, a serene escape into the island's lush, tropical heartland.
Venture into the heart of Little Andaman to discover the White Surf Waterfall, a captivating natural attraction. Fed by monsoon rains, the waterfall offers a refreshing escape with its cascading waters and verdant surroundings, a testament to the island's unspoiled beauty.
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A brief summary to White Surf Waterfall
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Plan your visit
JG9G+P43, Unnamed Road, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, 744207, IN
Monday
8 am-5 pm
Tuesday
8 am-5 pm
Wednesday
8 am-5 pm
Thursday
8 am-5 pm
Friday
8 am-5 pm
Saturday
8 am-5 pm
Sunday
8 am-5 pm
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Getting There
Ferry
The primary way to reach White Surf Waterfall is by first taking a government-operated ferry from Port Blair to Hut Bay on Little Andaman Island. Ferries depart from Phoenix Bay Jetty or Haddo Wharf in Port Blair. The ferry journey takes approximately 6-8 hours, depending on weather conditions and the type of ferry. Tickets range from ₹150 to ₹1500 depending on the class. It is highly recommended to book tickets in advance. Upon arrival at Hut Bay, the waterfall is about 7 km away. From the Hut Bay jetty, you can hire a public bus (₹7-₹15), auto-rickshaw/Jeep (₹10-₹50), or rent a motorbike.
Road
From Hut Bay, White Surf Waterfall is approximately 7 kilometers away. Head down the main road and turn right just before the island's only petrol station. After turning, the entrance to the waterfall is about 1 kilometer away. Entry fee is ₹20 for adults and parking tickets range from ₹10-₹30 depending on the vehicle.
Local tips
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The best time to visit is from November to May, or right after the monsoon season for the most impressive water flow.
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Wear comfortable shoes suitable for trekking through potentially slippery terrain.
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Pack essentials like insect repellent, sunscreen, and a swimsuit to enjoy the natural pools.
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Be aware of your surroundings and heed any posted warnings about wildlife, such as crocodiles.
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Respect the local environment by not littering and followingLeave No Trace principles.
Discover more about White Surf Waterfall
Tucked away in the lush, evergreen jungles of Little Andaman, the White Surf Waterfall is a rewarding find for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. The waterfall is located approximately 6.5 km from Hut Bay. The journey to the falls is an experience in itself, with a trek through dense tropical forests. Keep an eye out for the diverse flora and fauna that call this island home.
The White Surf Waterfall cascades down rocky steps, forming clear pools perfect for a refreshing dip. The waterfall offers a refreshing escape from the tropical heat. The falls were once a much larger cascade before the 2004 tsunami. Though locals say the flow has since divided into two smaller falls, the spot remains a gorgeous and serene destination. Swimming in the freshwater ponds is a popular activity. Be mindful of the signboards warning of crocodiles.
Whether you're seeking adventure, natural beauty, or a peaceful retreat, the White Surf Waterfall offers a memorable experience. It's a place to reconnect with nature and appreciate the untouched charm of the Andaman Islands.
A brief summary to White Surf Waterfall
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