Scuba Diving
Dive into the vibrant underwater world of Andaman, exploring coral reefs and diverse marine life.
Scuba Diving
Havelock Island, Neil Island
Highlights
Ideal Diving Season:
The best time to dive in the Andaman Islands is between October and May, when the sea is calm, visibility is excellent, and the weather is perfect.
Stunning Marine Life:
Swim with sea turtles, clownfish, manta rays, and even reef sharks while exploring thriving coral reefs.
Minimum Age Requirement:
Only participants 10 years and above are allowed to take part in scuba diving activities.
Why Choose Scuba Diving in Andaman?
The Andaman Islands are one of the top scuba diving destinations in the world, known for their biodiversity, crystal-clear waters, and thriving coral ecosystems.
Pristine Coral Reefs:
The Andaman Sea boasts some of the most well-preserved coral reefs, offering divers a glimpse into a stunning underwater paradise.
Rich Marine Life:
From clownfish and sea turtles to manta rays and barracudas, the marine life here is diverse and colorful.
Ideal Diving Conditions:
With visibility ranging from 15 to 40 meters and water temperatures between 26°C and 30°C, the conditions are perfect for diving year-round.
Beginner-Friendly:
Whether you're a first-timer or an advanced diver, there are dive sites and courses available for every skill level.
Top Dive Sites in Andaman
Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep):
Havelock Island, also known as Swaraj Dweep, is the crown jewel of Andaman scuba diving. Known for its clear waters, rich coral reefs, and diverse marine life, Havelock is a diver's paradise.
Elephant Beach: Known for its shallow dive sites, perfect for beginners. Swim alongside vibrant coral reefs teeming with life.
Nemo Reef: Ideal for new divers, offering great visibility and gentle currents. You can expect to see colorful fish, anemones, and soft corals.
The Wall: A vertical drop of up to 55 meters, perfect for experienced divers. The Wall is famous for larger species like rays, reef sharks, and barracudas.
Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep):
If you're looking for a peaceful diving experience, Neil Island offers serene waters and thriving coral gardens.
Junction: A popular dive spot where you'll encounter schools of fish, lobsters, and vibrant hard corals.
Bus Stop: Named for its calm and shallow waters, this site is ideal for beginners or those looking to relax and enjoy easy dives with excellent marine life visibility.
North Bay Island:
Located close to Port Blair, North Bay Island is easily accessible and perfect for beginner divers.
Coral Gardens: A shallow dive site where beginners can explore the stunning coral formations and spot a variety of small fish and marine life.