Andaman
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The Mud Volcano in Andaman is a rare geological phenomenon in which mud, gases, and water are released from underground. Unlike regular volcanoes that erupt lava, these volcanoes emit semi-liquid mud due to underground gas activity. Witnessing bubbling, gurgling mud in a peaceful forest setting makes this spot fascinating to explore.
For a hassle-free experience, check out Andaman tour packages that include this unique natural wonder along with other beautiful places in the Andaman Islands.
The journey to this site is full of adventure, as you have to travel through dense forests, cross creeks, and take a short trek to reach the volcano. If you love discovering natural wonders, the Mud Volcano in Andaman should be on your travel list!
There is no separate entry fee to visit the Mud Volcano in Baratang. However, travellers need to pay around ₹500–₹2500 per person for shared cab and boat transport from Port Blair, depending on the tour package and vehicle type.
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Maps & Location
4QHR+WQ9, Andaman and Nicobar Islands 744210
Essential Information
Point of Interest for Mud Volcano in Andaman
Baratang Mangrove Ride
Enjoy a scenic boat journey through dense mangrove creeks before reaching the volcano.
Limestone Caves
Located nearby, these caves are another major highlight for tourists visiting Baratang Island.
Local Villages
Get a glimpse of the simple island life and friendly local communities.
Yes, the Mud Volcano is worth visiting if you enjoy exploring unique natural wonders. It’s not very dramatic, but watching mud and gases bubble from the ground is an interesting experience. The journey through mangrove creeks and forests also makes the trip exciting and scenic.
After reaching Veer Savarkar International Airport (IXZ), you can follow this route-
1. By Road:
Start your journey from Port Blair, which is about 100 kilometers away. The drive takes around 3 to 4 hours, passing through the Jarawa Tribal Reserve, offering a unique forest experience.
2. By Boat:
After reaching Baratang Jetty, take a short boat ride through scenic mangrove creeks.
3. By Foot:
After the boat ride, walk for about 10 to 15 minutes through a small forest trail to reach the Mud Volcano site.
The best time to visit the Mud Volcano is between November and April, when the weather is dry and pleasant. During this season, road and ferry connections are smooth, and it’s easier to explore Baratang’s attractions.
Facilities near the Mud Volcano are limited. There are no restaurants or cafes close to the site, so it’s best to carry snacks and water. You can find basic food stalls and rest areas near the Baratang jetty, before starting the forest trail.
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Tanya Bhattacharya
Reviewed: Feb 07, 2026A perfect Andaman holiday! The jet ski session was thrilling, and the overall trip was very well-organized. Loved the beaches and smooth arrangements. Highly recommended!
A perfect Andaman holiday! The jet ski session was thrilling, and the overall trip was very well-organized. Loved the beaches and smooth arrangements. Highly recommended!
Saurabh Saxena
Reviewed: Feb 03, 2026Amazing experience! The Andaman tour was perfectly planned, and the jet ski session was a great highlight. Comfortable stays and hassle-free travel made it memorable.
Amazing experience! The Andaman tour was perfectly planned, and the jet ski session was a great highlight. Comfortable stays and hassle-free travel made it memorable.
