Yes, visitors need to obtain a permit from Port Blair before visiting Hutbay/Little Andaman. Access to some villages of indigenous people is also prohibited for tourists.

The best time to visit is from November to April, as the weather is pleasant and the sea is calm. It is not recommended to visit during the monsoon season, that is, from May to August, as the sea can be rough and there may be heavy rainfall.

There are limited options for accommodation in Hutbay/Little Andaman, including basic private hotels/lodges/resorts and guest houses run by government departments such as APWD, ANIFPDCL and Forest Dept. It is advisable to make advance bookings, as the total room capacity on the island is less than 80.

Some of the popular tourist attractions in Hutbay/Little Andaman include the white sand beaches, waterfalls, and the lighthouse at the southernmost point of the island. Visitors can also go for trekking, surfing, and elephant rides.

Yes, visitors should keep a constant eye on the shoreline while swimming, as the sea can be rough at times with strong rip-tides. It is also advisable to avoid entering the water after consuming alcohol, as well as to stay away from areas marked with warning signs, where crocodiles have been spotted in the past. Visitors should also apply mosquito repellent cream to avoid beach flies.