White Surf Waterfall, <em>Andaman</em>
Andaman

White Surf Waterfall, Andaman

About White Surf Waterfall

Tucked away in Little Andaman, White Surf Waterfall is a natural masterpiece, drawing visitors with its stunning beauty. Surrounded by dense evergreen forests, this cascade of fresh water creates a breathtaking scene, especially during the monsoon when its flow is at its peak. The journey to the waterfall through forested trails offers an immersive experience of the island's lush greenery. It makes every step worth the effort, while also offering a treat for the eyes.


This secluded spot is more than just a natural wonder and offers a journey back in time. Little Andaman, with its pristine beaches and rich marine life, sets the stage for this attraction. It is a place where adventure meets tranquillity, offering treks through slippery terrains leading to serene pools. The surrounding areas also offer opportunities to connect with the island's indigenous Onge tribe. Whether you are seeking a romantic getaway or a peaceful day out, White Surf Waterfall in Andaman stands as a must-visit, embodying the pure essence of nature's splendor. For those planning an Andaman trip, White Surf Waterfall is a highlight not to be missed.

Day Wise Timings

White Surf Waterfall opening hours through the week.

Open 7 days a week
Free entry
Monday08:00 – 17:00
Tuesday08:00 – 17:00
Wednesday08:00 – 17:00
Thursday08:00 – 17:00
Friday08:00 – 17:00
Saturday08:00 – 17:00
Sunday08:00 – 17:00
Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.

White Surf Waterfall Highlights

• Trek through lush rainforests to discover the serene White Surf Waterfall.
• Spot unique wildlife, including the chance to see saltwater crocodiles from a safe distance.
• Immerse in the local culture by meeting the indigenous Onge tribe nearby
• Relax at the waterfall's base, enjoying the cool mist and natural beauty.
• Capture stunning photographs of the waterfall and its lush surroundings for lasting memories.

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Trek to White Surf Waterfall

Trek to White Surf Waterfall

Set out on a memorable trek through the dense, evergreen forests of Little Andaman to reach the White Surf Waterfall. This adventure leads you to a series of three cascading waterfalls, each gushing from a height of 10 to 15 metres. The trek itself is an immersive experience, letting you absorb the rich, natural beauty and the soothing sounds of the cascading waters. Be prepared for slippery terrain, and keep an eye out for the local wildlife during the trek. You might even get the chance to spot saltwater crocodiles from a safe distance here. This trek is a journey that combines the thrill of exploration with the serene beauty of nature.


Meet the Onge Tribe

Meet the Onge Tribe

While venturing to White Surf Waterfall, you can meet the indigenous Onge tribe. This cultural encounter offers insights into the rich heritage and lifestyle of one of the Andaman Islands' oldest indigenous peoples. Engaging with the Onge tribe allows you to learn about their close connection with nature, traditional practices, and survival techniques. It is a rare experience that enriches your visit, offering a journey into the Andaman’s cultural landscape.


Indulge in Photography and Wildlife Spotting

Indulge in Photography and Wildlife Spotting

White Surf Waterfall and its surroundings offer abundant opportunities for photography enthusiasts and wildlife spotters. The varied landscapes, from the dense rainforest canopy to the striking waterfalls, present endless subjects for your lens. Additionally, the region's rich biodiversity means you could spot various bird species, insects, and perhaps even the elusive saltwater crocodile from a safe distance. Early morning or late afternoon light provides the perfect natural lighting for capturing the breathtaking beauty of White Surf Waterfall and its surroundings.


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