Butler Bay Beach on Little Andaman is a serene, crescent-shaped stretch of golden sand edged by swaying palms and rainforest. Known among surfers for reliable waves, it also offers quiet sunsets, beach walks, and opportunities for snorkeling in clear waters when the sea is calm. With minimal crowds and simple stay options nearby, it’s ideal for travelers seeking an unhurried island escape. Visit in the dry season for safer seas; currents can be strong, so check local advice before swimming.

Whisper Wave Waterfall on Little Andaman is a serene jungle cascade reached via a scenic trek through evergreen rainforest. The trail, starting inland from Hut Bay, winds past creeks and giant ferns to a cool natural pool perfect for a refreshing dip. Relatively uncrowded, it’s ideal for nature lovers, birdwatchers, and photographers. Hire a local guide or bike/jeep from Hut Bay, carry water and leech protection, and visit in the dry months (Nov–May) for safer access and pleasant flows.

Hut Bay, the main harbour town of Little Andaman, is the island’s tourism gateway. From here, visitors reach Butler Bay Beach for surfing and sunset strolls, the photogenic White Surf and Whisper Wave waterfalls, and the lighthouse at Keating Point for sweeping ocean views. Jungle treks, palm-fringed beaches, and turtle sightings add to the appeal. Basic stay options, bike rentals, and eateries cluster around the jetty. Best visited November–April, when seas are calmer and inter-island ferries from Port Blair run regularly.