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Scuba Diving in the Andaman Islands

The clearest water in India. Havelock and Neil are the country's diving heartland, with snorkelling and freediving around the islands.
Operators
3
Season
Oct-May
Region
Andaman & Nicobar

Diving in India splits between the islands and the mainland coast. Havelock and Neil in the Andamans have the clearest water and the richest reefs in the country, Netrani Island is a boat ride from Murudeshwar, and Pondicherry covers the east coast with artificial reefs and pelagic life.

Andaman Islands: Havelock and Neil, the clearest water and richest reefs in India. See everything in India

Season in the Andaman Islands: October to May on both Indian coasts. The Andamans dive nearly year-round.

Scuba Diving operators in the Andaman Islands

3 operators listed. Prices and reviews show only where the operator has published them.

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First time scuba diving?

No certification needed for an intro dive (usually called Discover Scuba): a briefing, shallow water practice, then a guided dive to around 12 metres. Certification courses take 3 to 4 days.

Scuba Diving in the Andaman Islands: common questions

When is the best time for scuba diving in the Andaman Islands?
October to May on both Indian coasts. The Andamans dive nearly year-round.
Do I need experience to try scuba diving in the Andaman Islands?
No certification needed for an intro dive (usually called Discover Scuba): a briefing, shallow water practice, then a guided dive to around 12 metres. Certification courses take 3 to 4 days.
How many scuba diving operators are listed in the Andaman Islands?
3: Barefoot Scuba, Lacadives, Dive India. Only operators we have verified are active appear here.
What is scuba diving in the Andaman Islands like?
Havelock and Neil, the clearest water and richest reefs in India.
How much does scuba diving in the Andaman Islands cost?
No operator in the Andaman Islands has published a price range on Coral Circuit yet, so the cards say "Contact for prices". Ask the operator direct for a current quote.

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