The Andaman Islands are not just about sun-kissed beaches and turquoise waters—they're a hidden paradise for scuba diving lovers. If you’ve ever dreamed of swimming with vibrant coral gardens, curious reef fish, and even the occasional turtle, the Andaman Sea is your playground. Whether you’re a first-time diver or a certified pro, the islands offer some of the best dive sites in India, and perhaps even the world
What makes Andaman special isn’t just the clarity of the water—it’s the feeling of stepping into another world. The visibility often exceeds 20 meters, the reefs are healthy and alive, and the marine biodiversity is nothing short of magical. Plus, the dive instructors here are some of the friendliest you’ll meet, making even nervous beginners feel completely at ease.
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Havelock is the most popular diving destination in Andaman, and for good reason. The water here is calm, crystal-clear, and teeming with life.
Best Dive Sites in Havelock:
Tip: If you’ve never dived before, Havelock is where you should try it first.
If you’re looking for something less crowded, Neil Island offers serene diving experiences and equally stunning marine life.
Top Dive Sites in Neil Island:
Located just off the coast of Port Blair, North Bay is a convenient spot for beginners or those short on time. While the reef isn’t as dramatic as Havelock, it’s still colorful and ideal for a first-timer.
Dive Highlight:
One of the least explored dive sites, Cinque is a gem. Rich biodiversity, visibility over 30 meters, and a surreal underwater landscape make this a dream for experienced divers.
Expect:
Note: This site requires special permits and is usually done on custom dive trips.
If you’re certified and truly adventurous, Barren Island is your Everest. This active volcano is surrounded by some of the most dramatic underwater topography in India. Lava rock formations, rare pelagic species, and deep-sea fish await.
Only available through live aboard or special dive operators. Not for beginners.
Yes, absolutely. All dive centers are certified (mostly PADI or SSI), and the instructors are trained to handle both beginners and advanced divers. Before any dive, you’ll go through a basic theory and practice session to make sure you’re comfortable.
• Dry clothes • No alcohol 12 hours before diving • A sense of adventure!
No need to bring any equipment – everything is provided by the dive shop
October to May is ideal. The sea is calm, visibility is high, and the weather is pleasant. Monsoon months (June to September) often restrict diving due to rough waters.
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The Andaman Islands, an archipelago of 572 emerald islands in the Bay of Bengal, offer a unique and unforgettable travel experience.
