The best time to visit the Limestone Caves is between October and April, during the dry season when the weather is pleasant, and the boat rides are not disrupted by rain.

The journey to the caves involves a boat ride and a trek through the forest. Due to the natural terrain, the caves are not fully accessible to people with mobility challenges. However, assistance may be provided.

Photography is allowed at the Limestone Caves, but it is essential to be careful while taking pictures as the caves' formations are fragile. Flash photography may not be encouraged to preserve the natural environment.

The boat ride to the caves takes approximately 20-30 minutes, depending on weather conditions and the tide. The boat ride itself is a scenic experience through the mangroves.

The area surrounding the caves is rich in wildlife. You can spot various species of birds, mangroves, marine life, and occasional sightings of wildlife such as monitor lizards and snakes in the forest.

While there are no major accommodations near the Limestone Caves, visitors can stay in Baratang Island or Port Blair. There are basic guesthouses and resorts on Baratang for an overnight stay.

The trek from the boat landing point to the Limestone Caves is a short walk, taking approximately 15-20 minutes. The trail is easy to navigate, though it can be a little slippery in some sections.

It is advisable to carry comfortable footwear, a water bottle, mosquito repellent, and a camera (without flash) for capturing the beauty of the caves and the surrounding nature.

Yes, the Limestone Cave area is generally safe for tourists. However, it is recommended to take a guide for the forest trek and be cautious of the natural surroundings to avoid accidents.