Union Territory

Scuba Diving in Andaman & Nicobar

India's premier diving archipelago with over 1,000 documented marine species, coral gardens, and historic wrecks.

Destination Overview

The crown jewel of Indian scuba diving, the Andaman & Nicobar archipelago comprises 572 islands in the Bay of Bengal. Beneath the surface lies vibrant coral reefs, Japanese WWII Zero aircraft wrecks at Havelock, and manta ray cleaning stations at South Button Island.

Key Dive Sites

Havelock – Elephant Beach

Depth: 8–20m

Iconic reef site with hard coral formations, sea fans, and clownfish.

South Button Island

Depth: 10–40m

Manta ray cleaning station. One of India's top big-animal dive sites.

Japanese WWII Wreck

Depth: 15–28m

Historic Zero aircraft wreck covered in soft coral growth.

Barren Island

Depth: 12–35m

Lava rock formations surrounding India's only active volcano.

₹4,500
starting rate / single dive
Depth Range 5–40m
Visibility 30m+
Water Temp 26–29°C
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