About Baludera Beach
Baludera Beach is a secluded sandy beach located on the eastern coast of Baratang Island in the North and Middle Andaman district of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India. Known for its quiet atmosphere, clean shoreline, and surrounding mangrove and forest landscape, it offers a natural coastal setting away from developed tourist areas. The beach is noted for calm waters, scenic views, and its proximity to Baratang's limestone caves and mud volcanoes.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a quiet, undeveloped sandy beach with a natural shoreline bordered by mangroves and coastal forest. The area offers open sea views, calm shallow waters in favorable conditions, and a peaceful environment for walking, photography and relaxation. There are no commercial developments, shacks or water sports infrastructure, and the beach is typically visited as part of a day trip to Baratang Island.
Key highlights
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Secluded sandy shoreline on the east coast of Baratang Island
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Natural setting surrounded by mangroves and forest
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Calm waters suitable for wading and beach walking in good conditions
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Scenic views and sunset viewing opportunities
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Proximity to Baratang Limestone Caves and Mud Volcano