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Port Blair to Baratang – Cab Service @ 4,500/-

  • 25 October , 2025
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Port Blair to Baratang – Cab Service

Andaman Adventures: Port Blair to Baratang Day Trip – Limestone Caves

🚗 Your Gateway to Adventure: Hassle-Free Cab Service

Experience the raw, natural beauty of the Andaman Islands on our guided day trip to Baratang. Travel through dense tropical forests, cross a vehicle ferry, and explore the geological wonder of the Limestone Caves and the unique Mud Volcano.

We offer comfortable, reliable, and air-conditioned cab services for a seamless day trip, customized for every traveler’s style and budget.

📅 Trip Summary & Key Logistics

Detail Information
Duration 10 – 12 Hours (Full Day Trip)
Start Time Early Morning Pickup (Approx. 3:00 AM – 4:00 AM)
Mode of Transport Private AC Cab (Round Trip)
Distance Approx. 100 km (One Way)
Key Attractions Limestone Caves, Mangrove Creek Boat Ride, Vehicle Ferry, Mud Volcano (Optional)
Important Note Trip involves early start, road travel, a ferry crossing, a mangrove boat ride, and a 1.2 km trek to the caves.

💰 Choose Your Travel Style

Select the option that best fits your group size, comfort needs, and budget.

Traveler Type Package Name Vehicle Type Pax (Max) Starting Price (Per Cab)
The Budget Explorer Baratang Shared Comfort AC Shared SUV/Tempo Traveler 1 Seat INR 2,250/- (Per Person)
The Couple/Small Family Private Sedan Express AC Sedan 4 INR 4,500/- (Approx.)
The Large Family/Group Private SUV/MUV Fleet AC SUV 6-7 INR 4,500/- (Approx.)
The Premium Group Tempo Traveler Luxury AC Tempo Traveler 12+7 INR 6,500/- (Approx.)

Inclusions in All Private Cab Packages:

  • Round-Trip AC Cab: Dedicated vehicle for the entire road journey.
  • Driver & Fuel Charges: Experienced driver who knows the route and convoy system.
  • All Road Permits: Includes the mandatory Middle Andaman Permit (ATR Permit).
  • Vehicle Ferry Tickets: For the vehicle and passengers to cross the Middle Strait.

Exclusions:

  • Limestone Cave Speedboat Ticket: Mandatory cost for the mangrove boat ride and trek access ($\sim \text{INR 800-900 per person}$).
  • Mud Volcano Entry/Jeep: Optional visit cost.
  • Food & Beverages: Packed breakfast/lunch is recommended.
  • Driver Tips/Gratuity.

🗺️ Baratang Island Day Trip Itinerary (Limestone Caves Focus)

A long day trip of about 10–12 hours with an early morning start.

Time-wise Itinerary

03:30 AM — Hotel Pickup & Departure
Cab/shared AC vehicle picks you up from your Port Blair hotel. Early start is needed for convoy timing.

04:30 AM — Arrive at Jirkatang Check Post
Join the queue for the morning convoy. Tea/coffee and snacks available.

06:00 AM — Convoy Through Jarawa Reserve
Strict rules apply:
– No stopping
– No photography
– No interaction with the tribe

07:30 AM — Reach Middle Strait Jetty
Board the Government Vehicle Ferry for a 15-minute crossing.

07:45 AM — Arrive at Baratang (Nilambur) Jetty
Proceed directly to the speedboat counter.

08:30 AM — Speedboat Ride to Limestone Caves
A 20–30 minute ride through narrow mangrove creeks.

09:00 AM — Short Trek to the Caves
Easy 1.2 km forest/village trek. Wear comfortable shoes.

09:30 AM — Explore Limestone Caves
View natural stalactite–stalagmite formations. Carry a small torch.

10:30 AM — Return to Baratang Jetty
Walk back and return by speedboat.

11:00 AM — Optional Visit: Mud Volcano
If time permits, take a short shared jeep ride to the Mud Volcano.

12:00 PM — Lunch Break
Simple local meals available near the jetty.

12:30 PM — Return by Middle Strait Convoy

Board the return ferry and join the 12:30 PM convoy from Middle Strait back to Port Blair.

Afternoon Return

02:00 PM – 04:00 PM — Reach Jirkatang Check Post
Convoy exit.

03:00 PM – 03:30 PM — Arrive Back in Port Blair
Drop at your hotel. Trip ends.

🚗 Our Fleets – Comfortable Rides for Every Traveler

At Andaman Ocean Tours and Travels, we take pride in offering a well-maintained and diverse fleet to suit every traveler’s need — from solo explorers and couples to large family and student groups. All vehicles are equipped with air-conditioning, clean interiors, and experienced local drivers ensuring a smooth and safe journey through the scenic routes of the Andaman Islands.

🚘 1. Ford Aspire – Compact & Comfortable

Perfect for solo travelers and couples looking for an economical yet stylish ride.
Ideal for: City transfers and day trips.
Features: AC, music system, spacious seating for up to 4 passengers.

🚐 2. Maruti Ertiga – Family Favourite

A perfect blend of comfort and space, Ertiga is a top choice for small families and friend groups.
Ideal for: Family trips, sightseeing tours, and airport transfers.
Features: AC, large boot space, smooth suspension, comfortable for 6 passengers.

🚙 3. Mahindra Bolero Neo Plus – Rugged & Reliable

Built for adventure seekers, this vehicle ensures a comfortable journey even on long routes like Baratang, Diglipur, and Rangat.
Ideal for: Small groups and offbeat route travelers.
Features: High ground clearance, strong air-conditioning, seats up to 7 passengers.

🚎 4. Force Winger – Spacious Group Vehicle

Spacious and reliable, the Force Winger is best suited for group travelers and student batches.
Ideal for: Large family tours and student group transfers.
Features: 12–14 passenger seating, ample luggage space, comfortable long-distance travel.

🚐 5. Toyota Rumion – Premium Comfort

A modern MPV offering extra comfort and luxury for your Andaman trip.
Ideal for: Premium family trips and corporate travelers.
Features: Plush interiors, advanced cooling, smooth drive experience for 6 passengers.

💎 Why Choose Our Cab Fleet?

✅ Well-maintained, clean, and sanitized vehicles
✅ Experienced and friendly local drivers
✅ Private and shared options available
✅ On-time pickup & drop service
✅ Transparent pricing – No hidden charges

📢 Essential Travel Tips for All Travelers

  1. Start Time is Strict: You must adhere to the early pickup time to catch the mandatory convoy.
  2. ID Proof: Carry original and photocopy of a valid Government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar/Passport).
  3. Footwear: Wear comfortable walking shoes for the trek to the caves.
  4. Jarawa Reserve Rules (MANDATORY):
    • STRICTLY NO PHOTOGRAPHY/VIDEOGRAPHY.
    • DO NOT STOP the vehicle or interact with the Jarawa tribe.
    • DO NOT offer food or gifts.
    • Violations are a serious offense with heavy penalties.
  5. Connectivity: Mobile network coverage is limited or non-existent in the Baratang area.

Frequently
Asked Questions

Reaching Baratang from Port Blair is easy and scenic. Most tourists travel by road through the Jarawa Reserve Forest, which is allowed only in fixed convoy timings.

🛣️ 1. By Road (Most Popular & Easiest Way)

Distance: ~100 km
Travel Time: 2.5 to 3 hours
Route: Port Blair → Jirkatang Check Post → Convoy → Middle Strait → Fiber Boat → Baratang

✔️ Step-by-Step Travel Route

  • 🚕 Hire a Private Cab from Port Blair

  • 🛂 Reach Jirkatang Check Post before convoy timing

  • 🚗 Travel through Jarawa Reserve (Convoy Only)

  • ⛴️ Cross Middle Strait by Vehicle Ferry

  • 🚤 Take a Fiber Boat to Limestone Cave

  • 🥾 Walk 1.2 km to the cave

➡️ This is the most convenient, fastest, and safest route for Baratang.

⛴️ 2. By Government Bus / Private Bus

  • Buses run daily from Port Blair to Baratang/Rangat/Diglipur

  • Very economical option

  • Slower compared to a private cab

  • Must follow convoy timings

🛥️ 3. By Boat (Not Available for Tourists)

  • No direct tourist boats from Port Blair

  • All tourists must travel via road convoy only

⭐ Best Way to Reach Baratang

Hire a private cab from Port Blair — comfortable, faster, and ideal for Limestone Cave & Mud Volcano trips.

🛣️ Baratang Convoy Timings (Simple Bullet Format)

➡️ Towards Baratang (From Jirkatang Check Post)

  • Convoy Timings: 6:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 12:00 PM, 3:00 PM / 3:30 PM

  • Recommended for Tourists: 6:00 AM — best for completing the full Baratang trip

➡️ Towards Port Blair (From Middle Strait Jetty – Baratang Side)

  • Convoy Timings: 6:30 AM, 9:30 AM, 12:30 PM, 3:30 PM / 4:30 PM

  • Recommended for Tourists: 12:30 PM — ideal return convoy for a smooth trip

Yes. The quoted cab fare (e.g., ₹4,500 for a Sedan) covers a round trip from your hotel in Port Blair to Baratang and back.
✅ Inclusions: Cab, driver, fuel, ATR permit, and vehicle ferry fee.
❌ Exclusions: Limestone Cave speedboat ticket and Mud Volcano jeep/entry.

You will need to pay the following directly at Baratang:

  • Limestone Cave Speedboat Ticket: ₹900 per person (includes the mangrove creek boat ride and trek access).

  • Mud Volcano Visit: Optional; separate jeep or cab cost applies.

  • Meals/Snacks: Carry a packed breakfast or buy simple food near the jetty.

The road to Baratang runs through the Jarawa Tribal Reserve, where movement is strictly regulated. Vehicles must travel in convoys at fixed timings (e.g., 6:00 AM, 9:00 AM). Starting early ensures your vehicle joins the first convoy, allowing enough time for sightseeing and return before the final convoy closure in the afternoon.

The one-way trip takes approximately 3–4 hours, including:

  • Road travel through the ATR

  • Waiting time at Jirkatang Check Post

  • Middle Strait vehicle ferry (about 15–20 minutes)

It’s partly smooth and partly adventurous. While our AC cabs are well-maintained, some stretches of the Andaman Trunk Road are uneven. If you experience motion sickness, please take preventive medication before travel.

No. Two-wheelers are not permitted beyond Jirkatang Check Post. Only four-wheelers with valid convoy permits can enter the Tribal Reserve.

Yes, the route is safe and escorted by security personnel. All vehicles travel in supervised convoys.
⚠️ Follow the rules strictly — no photography, stopping, or interaction with the Jarawa community is allowed.

A professional guide is not mandatory, but local guides and boatmen are available at Baratang Jetty to assist during the short trek to the caves.

After the mangrove boat ride, expect a 1.2 km walk through the tropical forest. The trail is mostly flat but can be muddy or uneven, so wear comfortable shoes.

Yes, most visitors cover both attractions. The Mud Volcano is a short drive from Baratang Jetty, usually reached by a shared jeep. Note that it’s a gentle natural phenomenon, not a fiery lava eruption.

Connectivity is poor to non-existent for most networks once you cross Jirkatang. Plan to be offline for several hours, and inform your family before departure.

Category Item Why You Need It
Mandatory Documents Original Photo ID Proof Required for check-in at the Jirkatang check post and for the permits (Aadhaar, Passport, Voter ID).
ID Photocopies (2-3) Keep a few copies handy for various checkpoints and permits.
Clothing & Footwear Comfortable Walking Shoes Essential for the $\approx 1.2 \text{ km}$ trek to the Limestone Caves (avoid flip-flops).
Light & Breathable Clothing The Andaman weather is hot and humid. Opt for cotton or moisture-wicking materials.
Light Raincoat or Umbrella Useful for unexpected tropical showers and sun protection.
Health & Safety Water Bottle (Reusable) Crucial for hydration during the long journey and trek. Water refills are limited.
Personal Medication Carry any essential medicines, as pharmacies are not readily available on the route.
Motion Sickness Pills Highly recommended if you are prone to motion sickness, as the road can be bumpy.
Mosquito/Insect Repellent Essential for the jungle reserve area and the mangrove creek.
Food & Refreshments Packed Breakfast & Snacks You will start very early (3-4 AM) and facilities are basic. Pack a sandwich or energy bar.
Energy Drinks/ORS Helpful for maintaining energy and hydration during the long day.
Other Essentials Sunscreen & Hat/Cap Protection from the sun during the ferry wait and the trek.
Cash (INR) For on-the-spot expenses like the Speedboat Tickets, small refreshments, and any tips. Card payments are not possible.
Small Backpack To carry your essentials easily during the trek and boat ride.

Area of Concern What to Avoid (DO NOT) Legal/Safety Reason
Interaction DO NOT stop your vehicle or attempt to interact with the Jarawa Tribe. It is a protected area. Interaction is illegal and harmful to the tribe’s health and culture.
Photography DO NOT take photos or videos of the Jarawa people, the forest area, or the convoy itself. This is strictly illegal. All cameras and phones must be secured/put away while passing through the reserve.
Feeding/Gifts DO NOT offer food, water, snacks, or any gifts to the tribal people. This is illegal and disrupts their natural way of life and diet.
Convoy Rules DO NOT leave the convoy or overtake other vehicles while passing through the reserve. The convoy maintains a mandated speed limit and security measure for all travelers.

Prepare for your journey like a seasoned explorer with these essential tips to ensure a smooth, comfortable, and memorable day out.

1. Planning & Preparation

Tip Detail
Book Early & Confirm Since the trip is highly regulated by the convoy system and requires permits, book your cab at least 2-3 days in advance. Confirm your exact pickup time the evening before.
Check Convoy Timings Be aware of the rigid convoy schedule (e.g., 6:00 AM, 9:00 AM). Your early start is non-negotiable—set multiple alarms!
Pack a ‘Wet Bag’ Keep your mobile and cash in a small waterproof pouch or a Ziploc bag, especially for the mangrove boat ride, where splashes are common.
Cash is King Carry sufficient cash (INR) in smaller denominations for the mandatory boat tickets, tips, and any snacks, as there are no ATMs or reliable digital payment options in Baratang.

2. Health & Comfort

Tip Detail
Wear Layers & Light Clothes The early morning is cool, but the day quickly becomes hot and humid. Dress in light, breathable layers.
Secure Your Valuables Keep your phone and wallet in a secure, zipped pocket or pouch during the travel, especially when changing boats and vehicles.
Stay Energized Carry a small, packed breakfast, energy bars, or dry fruits. Waiting times can be long, and you need energy for the trek.
Apply Sunscreen & Repellent Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen before you start and reapply after the boat ride. Use a good quality insect repellent before entering the mangrove area and the caves trek.

On the Journey

Tip Detail
Enjoy the Silence During the convoy ride, take the opportunity to disconnect. The mobile signal is poor, so put your devices away and enjoy the rare experience of traveling through a pristine tropical forest.
Bumpy Ride Prep If you are prone to motion sickness, take medication before you start the journey, as the drive can be bumpy, particularly the first hour.
Listen to the Driver/Guide Your driver is an expert in the convoy logistics and timings. Follow their instructions regarding check-post waiting, ferry boarding, and time management in Baratang.
Go for the Mud Volcano (Optional) While it may not be visually dramatic, the Mud Volcano is a unique geological phenomenon. If time permits, it’s worth the quick detour for a truly offbeat experience.

🏝️ Top Places to Visit in Baratang

1. Limestone Caves

  • Famous for stunning stalactite and stalagmite formations.

  • Accessed via a mangrove boat ride and a short 1.2 km trek through the forest.

  • Trek can be muddy; wear comfortable shoes.

2. Mud Volcano

  • A rare natural phenomenon — an active mud volcano.

  • Short ride from Baratang Jetty, usually by shared jeep or cab.

  • Great spot for photography and unique geological experience.

3. Parrot Island (Optional, Seasonal)

  • Known for thousands of migratory parrots that gather at sunset.

  • Best seen in the evening; accessible by a small boat ride.

4. Middle Strait & Vehicle Ferry

  • Scenic ferry crossing connecting North & Middle Andaman.

  • Short stop, but perfect for photos and river views.

5. Andaman Trunk Road (ATR) Journey

  • The journey itself is an experience, passing through dense forests, mangroves, and the Jarawa Tribal Reserve.

  • Spot wildlife like hornbills, monitor lizards, and wild pigs from a safe distance.

💡 Travel Tip: Most trips combine Limestone Caves + Mud Volcano for a complete day experience. Bring water, snacks, and a hat, and be ready for offline travel, as mobile networks are weak in the area.

🛣️ How to Reach Baratang from Port Blair

1. By Road (Most Common)

  • Distance: ~100 km (one way) via the Andaman Trunk Road (ATR).

  • Travel Time: Approximately 3–4 hours (one-way), including stops and convoy waiting time.

  • Route Highlights: Port Blair → Jirkatang Check Post → Middle Strait Ferry → Baratang.

Key Notes:

  • The road passes through the Jarawa Tribal Reserve, where vehicles can only travel in convoys at fixed times (6:00 AM, 9:00 AM, etc.).

  • Two-wheelers are not allowed beyond Jirkatang.

  • Private cabs or taxis are recommended for comfort and flexibility.

2. By Cab or Private Vehicle

  • Booking: Online or via WhatsApp/phone through local travel operators.

  • Advantages: Comfortable AC travel, flexible stops, included permits, and ferry fees.

  • Tip: Start early (3:00–4:00 AM) to join the first convoy and complete sightseeing comfortably.

3. By Public Transport

  • Limited options: Shared cabs or private taxis can be arranged, but buses do not go beyond Jirkatang.

  • Recommendation: For a hassle-free day trip, private cabs are preferred.

4. Ferry / Boat Segment

  • Middle Strait Vehicle Ferry: Short crossing (~15–20 minutes) to reach Baratang Island from the mainland.

  • Limestone Caves Boat Ride: Mangrove boat ride (₹800–₹900 per person) is required to access the caves.

💡 Travel Tip: Carry water, snacks, and essentials, as mobile network and facilities are limited in Baratang.

🏨 Where to Stay in Baratang Island

Unlike Port Blair or Havelock, Baratang Island is not a major tourist hub and has very limited infrastructure. Most travelers visit on a full-day trip from Port Blair. However, staying overnight is possible and allows you to visit Parrot Island (best seen at sunset/sunrise) and explore the area without the rush.

Here is what you need to know about accommodation:

1. Key Considerations

  • Limited Options: There are very few hotels or resorts available. Do not expect the luxury or extensive amenities found on other Andaman Islands.
  • Booking is Essential: Walk-ins are generally not welcome, and government accommodations are usually reserved. You must book well in advance through online platforms or local travel agents.
  • Basic Amenities: Facilities like Wi-Fi, 24-hour room service, and extensive dining options are scarce or non-existent.

2. Main Accommodation Choices

The following are the most common options available on Baratang Island:

Accommodation Type Key Property Examples Features and Notes
Private Resort (Best Option) Dew Dale Resorts This is the most popular and generally the best-equipped private option. It offers comfortable rooms, a restaurant, and a peaceful location surrounded by nature.
Budget/Alternative Stay Coral Creek Resort Another private option offering basic but clean accommodation. It is suitable for budget-conscious travelers prioritizing an overnight stay.
Government Guesthouses Forest Department / APWD Guesthouses These are generally reserved for government officials. Securing a reservation can be extremely difficult and usually requires booking months in advance through Port Blair offices.

💰 Baratang Travel Options & Budget Guide

Travelers from Port Blair to Baratang have multiple ways to reach the Limestone Caves and Mud Volcano. Here’s a clear comparison:

  1. Our Shared Cab Service – ₹2,150 per Person (Recommended Budget Option)
Item Mode Cost (INR) Notes
Shared AC Cab Sedan / SUV ₹2,150 (Round Trip) Comfortable AC cab, includes fuel, driver, ATR permit, and vehicle ferry. Shared with a small group.
Limestone Cave Boat Ride Shared Speedboat ₹900–₹1,000 (Round Trip) Mandatory for all travelers.

Pros:

  • Comfortable AC cab, early morning departure
  • Includes all permits and ferry fees
  • More flexible than bus; less waiting
    Cons: Slightly higher cost than the government bus

  1. Government Bus + Shared Transport (Cheapest Option)

Item Mode Estimated Cost (INR) Notes
Bus to Baratang Government Non-AC ₹150–₹200 (One Way) Tickets available one day in advance at STS Bus Terminal. Early departure ~4:00–5:30 AM to catch convoy.
Vehicle Ferry Government Ferry ₹10–₹15 (One Way) Fee for crossing Middle Strait; sometimes included in bus ticket.
Return Bus Government Non-AC ₹150–₹200 (One Way) Depart mid-afternoon (~2:00–3:00 PM); separate ticket required.
Limestone Cave Boat Ride Shared Speedboat ₹900–₹1,000 (Round Trip) Mandatory for all travelers.

Pros: Cheapest option.
Cons: Early start, limited comfort, fixed timings, waiting at convoy.

  1. Private Cab (For Groups or Comfort Travelers)

Item Mode Estimated Cost (INR) Notes
Private AC Cab Sedan / SUV ₹4,500–₹5,500 (Round Trip) Private vehicle for your group, flexible timing. Includes fuel, driver, ATR permit, vehicle ferry.
Limestone Cave Boat Ride Shared Speedboat ₹900–₹1,000 Mandatory for all travelers.

Pros: Full privacy, flexible itinerary, comfortable for families or groups.
Cons: Highest cost.

💡 Tips for All Travelers

  • Start early (3:00–4:00 AM for cabs, 4:00–5:30 AM for buses) to join the first convoy.
  • Carry water, snacks, and a hat, as facilities are limited.
  • Mobile network is poor to non-existent in Baratang.
  • Combine Limestone Caves + Mud Volcano for a full day experience.
  • Booking in advance is recommended, especially for shared or private cabs.

If you want, I can turn this into a visually appealing web section with:

  • Icons for each transport type
  • Highlighting costs, pros & cons
  • Call-to-action buttons like “Book Our Shared Cab”

This makes it easy for travelers to compare and book directly.

 

💰 Baratang Travel Options & Budget Guide

Travelers from Port Blair to Baratang have multiple ways to reach the Limestone Caves and Mud Volcano. Here’s a clear comparison:

  1. Our Shared Cab Service – ₹2,150 per Person (Recommended Budget Option)
Item Mode Cost (INR) Notes
Shared AC Cab Sedan / SUV ₹2,250 (Round Trip) Comfortable AC cab, includes fuel, driver, ATR permit, and vehicle ferry. Shared with a small group.
Limestone Cave Boat Ride Shared Speedboat ₹900–₹1,000 (Round Trip) Mandatory for all travelers.
Cave Entry Ticket ₹5–₹10 Minimal fee at the caves.

Pros:

  • Comfortable AC cab, early morning departure
  • Includes all permits and ferry fees
  • More flexible than bus; less waiting
    Cons: Slightly higher cost than the government bus
  1. Government Bus + Shared Transport (Cheapest Option)
Item Mode Estimated Cost (INR) Notes
Bus to Baratang Government Non-AC ₹150–₹200 (One Way) Tickets available one day in advance at STS Bus Terminal. Early departure ~4:00–5:30 AM to catch convoy.
Vehicle Ferry Government Ferry ₹10–₹15 (One Way) Fee for crossing Middle Strait; sometimes included in bus ticket.
Return Bus Government Non-AC ₹150–₹200 (One Way) Depart mid-afternoon (~2:00–3:00 PM); separate ticket required.
Limestone Cave Boat Ride Shared Speedboat ₹900–₹1,000 (Round Trip) Mandatory for all travelers.

Pros: Cheapest option.
Cons: Early start, limited comfort, fixed timings, waiting at convoy.

 

  1. Private Cab (For Groups or Comfort Travelers)
Item Mode Estimated Cost (INR) Notes
Private AC Cab Sedan / SUV ₹4,500–₹5,500 (Round Trip) Private vehicle for your group, flexible timing. Includes fuel, driver, ATR permit, vehicle ferry.
Limestone Cave Boat Ride Shared Speedboat ₹900–₹1,000 Mandatory for all travelers.
Cave Entry Ticket ₹5–₹10 Minimal fee.

Pros: Full privacy, flexible itinerary, comfortable for families or groups.
Cons: Highest cost.

💡 Tips for All Travelers

  • Start early (3:00–4:00 AM for cabs, 4:00–5:30 AM for buses) to join the first convoy.
  • Carry water, snacks, and a hat, as facilities are limited.
  • Mobile network is poor to non-existent in Baratang.
  • Combine Limestone Caves + Mud Volcano for a full day experience.
  • Booking in advance is recommended, especially for shared or private cabs.

If you want, I can turn this into a visually appealing web section with:

  • Icons for each transport type
  • Highlighting costs, pros & cons
  • Call-to-action buttons like “Book Our Shared Cab”

This makes it easy for travelers to compare and book directly.

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