ACTIVITIES IN THE ANDAMANS

The Andaman Islands offer some of the best scuba diving in India, with rich marine biodiversity and stunning coral reefs. Here's what you need to know: 

 There are total 9 great locations where you can dive in Havelock based on the type of experience you are looking for. 

1. Barracuda City:

Barracuda City is simply the best spot for diving in Andaman for newbies. Long strips of coral belts with the perfect blend of both hard and soft coral population separates it from other locations. The rich ecosystem provides tons of radiant fishes of all species and colors and most of the time, wandering sea turtles can be easily spotted near the corals. Overall the perfect place to dive for a completely unique and memorable experience.

2. Seduction Point:

This hilly underwater world is best known for a huge underwater rock surrounded by wide variety of marine life. The water is shallow and has a dense population of hard staghorn corals and large number of it's inhabitants including Napoleons, which makes this spot very unique and perfect for people looking to see something new.

3. Aquarium:

Aquarium is a little offshore at a distance of 3 Kms from the Elephant Beach and has a lot in store for inexperienced divers. The fringing reefs here are crowded with large groups of colorful fishes. The corals are hard and the water visibility is perfect for a clear view of the marine life.

4. Turtle Bay:

As the name suggests, Turtle Bay has an abundance of sea turtles, and a decent amount of coral population and Rays, which can be spotted in the sand below, which is perfect for people who'd like to see them in their natural habitat. The dive site is decent for inexperienced divers as the depth doesn't exceed 14 meters. Overall, it offers a decent diving experience.

5. Mac Point:

This place can be reached by boat and is abundant with hard corals and small groups of fish. The capital animal of Andaman- Dugong, also known as sea-cow can be easily sighted here.

6. Lighthouse:

Located near the shallow waters, the lighthouse boasts the perfect balance of beautiful fish and soft & hard corals. The water is shallow and grows deeper as you move away from the shore. The clarity of water is great which allows you to dive at night too.

7. The Wall:

The Wall is an enormous underwater rock that drops down to 56 meters and allows for a very unique view of the underwater world. Covered with soft corals and a highly abundant marine life, the wall is a great place to dive if you are looking for an extraordinary diving experience in Andaman.

8. Pilot Reef:

Pilot Reef is a long strip of underwater canyon, almost 24 meters deep, which is filled with a decent amount of hard corals inhabited by some unique fishes, including, Leopard and Whitenip Sharks among others. This place is only recommended for experienced divers.

9. Minvera Ledge:

Minvera ledge can be easily defined as a big block of hard corals in clear waters, with an average amount of sea dwellers, including Sharks. While it is only recommended for experienced divers, the site does offer a pretty unique view of the underwater kingdom and the thrill that comes with it.

• Jonnys Geroge
• Whitehouse Rock
• Dicksons  Pinnacle
• Jacksons Bar
• Broken Ledge
• S.S. Inchkett
• M4
• Red Pillar
• The Slope
• MV Mars
• Purple Haze

STARING AT INR 3500/- 

Book your Scuba diving in Andaman now!

People can also go for SCUBA COURSE to get Certified as SSI Open Water Diver.

Sea karting available for the first time in India and launched in the third destination in the world after Mauritius & Dubai at Andaman and Nicobar Islands.  is a thrilling activity that combines the excitement of go-karting with the freedom of the open sea. It's a relatively new activity in the Andamans, launched in 2020, and offers a unique and exhilarating way to experience the beauty of the islands.

Here's what you need to know about sea karting in the Andamans: Sea kart being one of the rarest activities around the world, you can enjoy this Activities in the Andamans

Where to Go:

• Sea karting is currently only available at Corbyn's Cove Beach in Port Blair.

What to Expect:

• You'll be given a safety briefing and instruction before your ride.
• You'll then be driven out to the starting point by a support boat.
• Once you're in your sea kart, you're free to explore the area and enjoy the ride!
• Sea karts can reach speeds of up to 40 kmph and can handle rough seas.
• You'll have stunning views of the coastline and the surrounding islands.

Duration and Cost:

• A typical sea karting experience lasts for 20-30 minutes.
• Prices range from INR 3,699  to INR 5,699 per person.
• Some operators offer packages that include transportation to and from the beach.

Who Can Participate:

• Sea karting is suitable for adults and children over the age of 12.
• You must be able to swim and be comfortable in the water.
• No prior experience is necessary, but it's recommended to have some basic driving skills.

Activities in the Andamans also include Parasailing in Port Blair is an exhilarating experience that offers breathtaking views of the Andaman Sea and the surrounding islands. You'll be lifted hundreds of feet into the air, giving you a bird's-eye view of the stunning scenery. Here's what you need to know about parasailing in Port Blair:

Where to Go:

• Two main locations offer parasailing in Port Blair:
  • Corbyn's Cove Beach: This popular beach is located about 7 km from the city center and offers calm waters and beautiful scenery.
  •  North Bay Island: This island is located approximately 10 km by ferry from Port Blair and boasts pristine coral reefs and a vibrant marine life. 
  • Havelock Island: This island is have para sailing
    

What to Expect:

• You'll be harnessed to a parachute and towed behind a boat.
• The boat will gradually accelerate, lifting you higher and higher into the air.
• Once you reach the desired altitude, you can enjoy the panoramic views of the islands and the turquoise waters.
• The ride typically lasts for 5-10 minutes.

Duration and Cost:

• The duration and cost of parasailing can vary depending on the operator and the location.
• Generally, expect to pay around INR 3,500 to INR 4,500 for a 5-minute ride.
• Some operators offer longer rides or packages that include other water sports activities.

Who Can Participate:

• Parasailing is suitable for most adults and children over a certain age (usually 8-12 years old) and weight limit (typically around 120 kg).
• You must be physically fit and able to swim.
• No prior experience is necessary.

Sea walking is a unique activity that allows you to explore the underwater world without any diving experience. You'll be wearing a specially designed helmet that allows you to breathe normally while you walk along the sea floor. Here's what you need to know about sea walking in the Andamans:

Where to Go:

• Several locations offer sea walking in the Andamans:
  • North Bay Island: This popular island is located approximately 10 km by ferry from Port Blair and offers a beautiful coral reef with diverse marine life.
  •  Havelock Island: This island is known for its pristine beaches and vibrant marine life. Several operators offer sea walking at various locations on the island, including Elephant Beach and Radhanagar Beach. 

   

What to Expect:

• You'll be fitted with a special helmet that allows you to breathe normally underwater.
• You'll then be guided by an instructor along a designated path on the sea floor.
• You'll be able to see coral reefs, colorful fish, and other marine life up close and personal.
• The walk typically lasts for 15-20 minutes.

Duration and Cost:

• The duration and cost of sea walking can vary depending on the operator and the location.
• Generally, expect to pay around INR 3,500 to INR 4,500 for a 15-minute walk.
• Some operators offer packages that include other water sports activities, such as snorkeling or boat rides.

Who Can Participate:

• Sea walking is suitable for most adults and children over a certain age (usually 8-12 years old) and height (typically around 4 feet).
• You must be able to walk comfortably and be in good health.
• No prior experience is necessary.
   

The activities in the Andamans also include Game Fishing, Andaman Islands offer some of the best game fishing in the world, with an abundance of big game fish, including:

• Black Marlin: These powerful fish can reach lengths of up to 14 feet and weigh over 1,000 pounds.
•  Blue Marlin: This iconic game fish is known for its acrobatic leaps and long runs. They can grow up to 13 feet long and weigh over 2,000 pounds. 
•  Sailfish: This fast-moving fish is known for its spectacular dorsal fin, which it uses to lure prey. They can reach speeds of up to 68 mph and grow up to 10 feet long. 
•  Yellowfin Tuna: This powerful fish is a favorite among sport fishermen. They can reach speeds of up to 45 mph and grow up to 7 feet long. 
•  Dogtooth Tuna: This aggressive fish is known for its sharp teeth and powerful bite. They can weigh up to 200 pounds and grow up to 6 feet long. 
•  Dorado: This colorful fish is a favorite among light tackle fishermen. They can grow up to 4 feet long and weigh up to 40 pounds. 

There are 4 places from where you can easily book the complete fishing trip and enjoy long hours of fishing and calmness:

1. Havelock Island
2. Port Blair
3. Cinque Island
4. Rutland Island

The most famous locations for game fishing in Andaman Island is Barren Island which is also the only active volcano in South Asia.

• Incredible Bank
• Invisible Bank
• Long Island
• Hut Bay
• Mayabunder

The Andaman Islands have been famous for its picturesque shorelines and unmatched greenery. What better way to experience this than Kayaking through the middle of everything, indulging in the experience firsthand?

The narrow path through the lagoons, shaded by dense forests and mangroves along with birds and animals makes this experience both relaxing and exhilarating. 

Enjoy the up-close wonders of unexplored waters from cyan-colored crystal-clear lagoons to the wild green waters of dense mangrove forests, any kind of kayaking experience you have in mind can be enjoyed here.

Among the top places to experience it is Havelock‌ Island, closely followed by Port Blair and Neil Island. With the availability of night kayak trips and Biolumeniscence kayaking, you are sure to be exhilarated by choices.

Due to the number of available spots in Andaman, there are a lot of places that are fit for Kayaking. But to experience it you’ll have to find places where it's permitted to Kayak. Below are the 4 places where the best Kayaking experiences are available in the Andaman Islands:

Havelock Island is simply the best place to kayak in the Andaman Islands, thanks to the wild forests and deep lagoons that adorn it. There are more than a few mangrove forests scattered throughout the Havelock‌ Island, but Kayaking is available only at Beach no.5. You can also opt to kayak through the sea, which is yet another decent experience to have here.

Mangroves forests in Havelock‌ Island are among the densest you can find in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands. The shade of these forests and the lagoons flowing through them is one of the best places to kayak. The stream is mostly steady with sudden jumps of small currents and mild turnings. As you explore further you can feel the shade surrounding you from all sides and opening into a wide view of the sea after a while. An experience to look forward to.

A usual kayak trip through mangroves is done under the assistance of an instructor, in a group of 6 or less.

‍Bioluminescence is one of the most stunning wonders of the world. The blue-tinted glow underwater is the cause of specific phytoplankton, that moves inside the water, and glows at night. There are specific points in Andaman where they are visible and Havelock‌ Island’s mangrove forest is one of the best places to see it.

The experience begins near the shoreline during sunset, where you are given all the necessary instructions and soon you will head out to the sea. All lightings are turned off soon, and the glow inside the water will be visible due to bioluminescence, as you paddle through the lagoon and the ocean. The whole trip lasts for about 3 hours, after which the planktons stop glowing.

The glow of bioluminescence depends on the moon’s phase and departure time for this Kayaking trip is based on the specific sunset time of the day.

Kayaking in Havelock, Port Blair, Neil and Baratang

 Havelock Island  Day    

2 Hr  ₹ 3,499/-

Havelock Island  Night  2 Hr  

₹ 3,699/-

Havelock Island  Bioluminiscence                   1 Hr  ₹ 3,799/-

Port Blair   Day

2 Hr   ₹ 3,499/-

Port Blair   Night  

2 Hr  ₹ 3,699/-

Port Blair    Bioluminiscence 

1 Hr   ₹ 3,799/-

Neil Island  Day

2 Hr   ₹ 3,499/-

Baratang  Day

1 Hr  ₹ 3,499/- 

Coral Safari Semi Submarine is one of the best ways to explore the deep seas without getting wet. The crystal clear waters surrounding the North Bay island presents a wonderful opportunity to view the dense coral population surrounding the island, along with hordes of fishes residing in them.

One of the best things about Semi Submarine is that there are no constraints on the level of deep waters it can explore. Unlike Scuba Diving and Glass Bottom Boats, semi-submarine can explore much deeper seas, where you can find unique species of fishes like large tunas and manta rays. 

Another great thing to look forward to is the feeling of being underwater. When inside the viewing dorm, you are surrounded by water from all sides, and thanks to the 45º angle of the windows it feels like you are viewing down the glass and seeing even further below, as your view fades into the darkness.

Sudden jumps of large fishes and groups of colorful fishes swarming around the submarine are common during the trip. 

The submarine explores the seas around North Bay with specific pinpointed areas, known to have a dense population of fishes and corals. A truly mesmerizing experience to have if you love exploring.

For Kids, the semi-submarine is a once in a lifetime experience. Letting them see the underwater world, which they have never seen before counts for something. Moreover, the number of fishes, both large and small, intrigues, and inspires them. You can expect them to be restless and adventurous during the whole trip.

• The vessel is called MV Sea Shine and is designed by Subsea Systems, USA, with adequate safety features.
• The boat is designed to have comfortable Entry and Exit points, that caters to people from all age groups.
• The viewing dorm is fitted with a comfortable sofa-style seating area with a center table for food and refreshments.
• The boat is fully Air Conditioned and can house up to 100 people in 1 trip.
• The viewing glass is thick and inclined at 45, making for a great viewing angle.

₹2500/- to ₹3500/-

(in North Bay and Elephant beach)

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• The trip begins at North Bay Island.
• Once you reach North Bay via a boat, you can head to the boarding area 30 minutes prior to departure time and board the Semi-Submarine.
• You will be shown to your seats and given the menu along with instructions on safety and how to enjoy the whole experience optimally.
• The whole experience lasts 1 hour after which you will be dropped back to the North Bay jetty.
• You can choose to include the boat tickets to and from North Bay by contacting our team.
• Semi Submarine is functional on all days of the week, except Wednesday.

Any place that offers these is a great place to go for a dip. So here are the top 5 places for snorkeling in Andaman:

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1. Havelock Island
2. North bay Island
3. Jolly Buoy
4. Neil Island
5. Red Skin Island

Price- ₹500-₹800/-

 Snorkeling in the Andamans is an incredible opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant underwater world and witness the beauty and diversity of marine life. So, grab your mask and fins and embark on an adventure you'll never forget! 

A glass boat ride in the Andamans offers a unique perspective on the underwater world without needing to get wet. Imagine gliding across the crystal-clear waters, gazing through the glass bottom at the vibrant coral reefs teeming with colorful fish, playful dolphins, and majestic sea turtles. It's a truly magical experience suitable for all ages and abilities.

Here's what you can expect from a glass boat ride in the Andamans:

Locations:

• Port Blair: Several operators offer glass boat rides from Port Blair, allowing you to explore the coral reefs around North Bay Island, Ross Island, and Havelock Island.
•  Havelock Island: Embark on a glass boat adventure from Havelock Island to witness the vibrant coral formations and diverse marine life at Elephant Beach, Neil's Cove, and Barracuda City. 
•  Neil Island: Explore the calm waters and colorful corals around Bharatpur Beach, Lakshmanpur Beach, and Sitapur Beach on a glass boat ride from Neil Island. 

What You'll See:

• Coral Reefs: Marvel at the diverse and colorful coral reefs teeming with marine life.
• Fish: Spot an array of colorful fish, from the vibrant angelfish and clownfish to the majestic butterflyfish and parrotfish.
• Dolphins: Keep an eye out for playful dolphins frolicking in the water.
• Sea Turtles: Witness the majestic sea turtles gliding gracefully through the coral reefs.
• Other Marine Life: You might also encounter crabs, lobsters, sharks, and even stingrays.

Duration and Cost:

• Glass boat rides typically last for 30-60 minutes, depending on the chosen route and operator.
• Prices can vary depending on the location, duration, and inclusions. Expect to pay around INR 500-1000 per person.

Who Can Participate:

• Glass boat rides are suitable for all ages and fitness levels. No swimming skills or experience are necessary.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Pricing from ₹1000/- to ₹3500/-

Jet skiing in the Andamans is an exhilarating way to experience the stunning coastline, turquoise waters, and vibrant marine life of these islands. Imagine speeding across the waves, feeling the wind in your hair and the spray on your face as you explore hidden coves and discover secluded beaches.

Top Spots for Jet Skiing:

• Havelock Island: This island boasts the most options for jet skiing, with designated areas around Elephant Beach, Neil's Cove, and Beach No. 7.
•  Neil Island: Enjoy a thrilling ride around Bharatpur Beach, Lakshmanpur Beach, and Sitapur Beach, where calm waters and stunning scenery await.  
• Port Blair: Several beaches like Corbyn's Cove Beach and Water Sports Complex offer jet skiing opportunities, allowing you to explore the coral reefs near North Bay Island. 

What to Expect:

• Jet ski rentals are available for single and double riders.
• Most operators offer guided tours for beginners, while experienced riders can opt for self-guided exploration.
• Safety instructions and equipment are provided before your ride.
• No prior jet skiing experience is required for guided tours.
• Expect to pay around INR 600-1000 per person for a 5-10 minute ride
• Age limit 8 and above

The Andaman Islands offer a unique water activity called a "sofa ride," where you can enjoy a thrilling ride across the waves while comfortably seated on an inflatable sofa-like boat. It's a fun and exciting way to experience the beauty of the islands, suitable for all ages and swimming abilities.

Here's what you need to know about sofa rides in the Andamans:

Where to Go:

• Port Blair: Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex is the main hub for sofa rides in Port Blair, offering rides between Port Blair and Ross Island.
•  Havelock Island: Elephant Beach is a popular spot for sofa rides in Havelock Island, providing stunning views of the coastline and a chance to spot dolphins. 
•  Neil Island: Lakshmanpur Beach and Sitapur Beach on Neil Island offer calmer waters and beautiful scenery for a relaxing sofa ride experience. 

What to Expect:

• You'll be seated comfortably on a large inflatable sofa, typically holding 2-4 people.
• A speedboat will tow the sofa across the water, offering a thrilling ride with high speeds and splashes.
• The duration of the ride typically ranges from 10 minutes, depending on the operator and location.
• No prior experience is necessary, and life jackets are provided for safety.

Cost:

• Prices for sofa rides can vary depending on the location, operator, and duration.
• Generally, expect to pay around INR 500-1000 per person for a 10-minute ride.

Age Limit- 12-60 years old

The Andaman Islands offer an exciting water activity called the "banana ride," where you can experience the thrill of being pulled across the water at high speeds on a giant inflatable banana-shaped boat. It's a fun and challenging activity perfect for groups of friends and families seeking an adrenaline rush.

Where to Go:

• Port Blair: Several operators offer banana rides at Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex, providing stunning views of Port Blair and Ross Island.
•  Havelock Island: Locations like Elephant Beach and Radhanagar Beach offer thrilling banana rides, allowing you to experience the beauty of Havelock Island from a unique perspective. 
•  Neil Island: Relaxing beaches like Lakshmanpur Beach and Sitapur Beach provide a calm environment for a fun-filled banana ride.
•  North Bay Island: Enjoy a scenic banana ride around the coral reefs and diverse marine life near North Bay Island, easily accessible from Port Blair.

What to Expect:

• You'll be seated on a large inflatable banana boat, typically holding 4-15 people.
• A speedboat will tow the banana at high speeds, creating a thrilling experience with sharp turns and splashes.
• The ride typically lasts around 10-15 minutes, providing a quick burst of adrenaline.
• No prior experience is required, and life jackets are provided for safety.

Cost:

• Prices for banana rides can vary depending on the location, operator, and duration.
• Expect to pay around INR 600-700 per person for a 10-minute ride.