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Updated March 5, 2026 Sanchi Pandey

Kalapathar Beach, Hutbay

Hut Bay, Little Andaman

Kalapathar Beach, Hutbay
Kalapathar Beach, Hutbay
Kalapathar Beach, Hutbay

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Plan Ahead for Your VisitKalapathar Beach in Hut Bay doesn’t require permits, but facilities are minimal. First-time travellers should carry drinking water, snacks, and sun protection, as there are no shops or restrooms at the beach. It’s best to plan your visit in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the harsh midday sun and enjoy the serene setting.

About Kalapathar Beach, Hutbay

Kalapathar Beach, Hutbay
Kalapathar Beach, Hutbay
Kalapathar Beach, Hutbay

Black rocky limestone formations are dotted all along this sandy beach making it different from other island’s beaches. Blocks of high rocks on one side form a circular pool that fills with water at high tide and allows calm baths in the warm sea. However proper swimming or snorkeling is not possible on Kalapathar due to sharp rocks and strong currents. If you climb the rocks and manage to squeeze yourself through a small path, you can enjoy a glimpse of the neighboring Butler Bay.

Frequently asked questions

Where exactly is Kalapathar Beach located in Little Andaman?

It lies near Hut Bay, the main settlement of Little Andaman, and is accessible by a short drive from the jetty.

Is Kalapathar Beach safe for swimming?

Swimming isn’t ideal due to rocky patches and occasional strong currents. It’s better for walks, photography, and relaxing.

What’s the best time to visit Kalapathar Beach?

Early morning or late afternoon to avoid the harsh midday sun and enjoy cooler weather.

Is the beach usually crowded?

No, it’s one of the quieter beaches of Hut Bay, often with very few visitors.

What other attractions can I combine with Kalapathar Beach?

You can combine it with Butler Bay Beach, Whisper Wave Waterfall, or Hut Bay market for a half-day trip.

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