Scuba Diving
The abundance of marine life around Havelock Island provides plenty of diving sites. Seduction Point, Aquarium, Lighthouse, Pilot Reef, Mac Point, Minerva Ledge and Turtle Bay are some of the promising diving sites. The ideal dive season is from December to May. So get those flippers on and leap into an experience that will rewrite your concept of beauty!
Snorkelling
Enjoy snorkelling in the calm and clear waters of Radhanagar, Vijaynagar and Elephant Beach. It enables you to view shallow areas with coral reefs without going underwater or scuba equipment. Float along the coral shelf and witness strange yet striking coral formations. You can see fish swimming, nibbling at colourful algae, sea anemones and planktons right next to you.
Jet Ski
Jet skiing is one of the more exciting water activities on offer. You can hop on a Jet Ski and speed through the waters for a quick adrenaline rush. It is advisable to check the weather conditions in advance, because jet skiing during the rains or rough weather can be dangerous.
Game Fishing
Andaman is a dream destination for fishing enthusiasts. The sea off the coasts of Havelock Island, Ritchie’s archipelago, etc offer some of the best, beautiful and vibrant catches. There are organizations that offer all the fishing equipment that you will need. Get in touch with your hotel reception for more information.
Kayaking
Kayaking has gained immense popularity in Havelock and Neil Island, thanks to the safe and calm creeks that offer excellent opportunities for kayak lovers. You can spend your day paddling through the bluest of the blue. It’s truly a serene experience.
Boating
Boating is an excellent choice of activities in Andaman. With water stretching as far as the eye can see, you can really get into the groove of exploration. A variety of boats are also available to rent, so you’ll never be out of choices.
Trekking
Take a break from water and head on out for a trek in the Andaman Islands. Trekking is for you if you love greenery and enjoy walking in the hills. Most of the islands are covered in thick tropical rainforests, giving a preview of wildlife and rare, endemic plants.