Activity Summary:
- FREE pickup & drop from any Hotel / Resort at Havelock Island (within a distance of 3 km).
- Create a great experience of dive by diving from a boat into the deep ocean.
- Underwater scuba dive for 35 mins.
- Guidance by professional PADI certified Personal instructor.
- Professional equipment and accessories charges including Diving wet Suit.
- The instructor and participant ratio is 1:1
- The best time for scuba diving: - 05:00 am – 2:30 pm
- Complementary underwater photography and videography.
- Participants should be 12 yrs and above and physically and mentally fit enough to Dive.
- Swimming is not required (as it’s a beginners Dive).
- Dive site – Nemo Reef.
- Maximum Depth of the Dive will not be more than 12 meters (Regulation of the depth if for beginners)
- 30 Minutes of training for Diving Skills & 60 mins of underwater diving.
- Duration of the total activity will be of Approx. 1 hr.
- Individuals of age more than 50 years, should carry their medical fitness certificate from a doctor, that they can do Scuba Diving.
Exclusions:
- 18% GST will be applicable.
- To reach Elephant Beach is at your own cost.
Important Notes:
- Speed boat departures from Havelock Jetty to Elephant Beach operate between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM. No boats are available after this time.
- The last boat to Elephant Beach from Havelock Jetty is at 12:00 PM.
Scuba Diving in Nemo Beach is full of marine experience with a tank filled with breathing gas. Visitors can observe and swim along with jellyfish, sea turtles, and colourful corals. Developed in the mid-1940s by the world-famous underwater explorer and conservationist, Jacques-Yves Cousteau (with more than a little help from Émile Gagnan) French Navy during the Second World War, SCUBA an abbreviated acronym for short form for 'Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus'. However, after the war, diving became a recreational sport, which has since been preoccupied by millions worldwide.
- The best way to explore Andamans' fantastic underwater world by getting up close to the marine universe's secrets is Scuba diving. Over the years scuba diving in Havelock has evolved into a non-competitive but exciting adventure sport.
- Book Scuba Diving Tour Package in Nemo Beach with its colorful and diverse inhabitants floating below the azure waters. While in Havelock island , you are in an ethereal space meant for remembrance of a lifetime.
- It is a 50 km long island from Port Blair's capital city and a dreamy paradise for honeymooners . Serenity, peace, and love surround Havelock Island. This gorgeous island, recently renamed as Swaraj Island offers a wide range of activities such as boat rides, snorkelling, scuba diving, water jets etc.
Havelock Island has diving sites at every 50-100 meters of distance. These diving sites also conduct various certification programs with the affiliated agencies, which the enthusiasts can take advantage of on the island. It is the perfect program if you want to experience scuba diving in a controlled, safe environment.
- It is not a training course but meant to give you a taste of diving and hopefully, get you hooked to the sport. Please note that there are many agencies to conduct this program, but we conduct the program at a pleasant and leisurely pace.
- Fully trained dive professionals conduct our programs, who can also take pictures of you underwater. We recommend the visitors to please bring a memory card or a USB drive to upload it for you. We no longer burn Cds / DVDs, as it has too many issues with reading errors later.
The best time for Scuba Diving in the pristine beaches of Havelock island is from November to December. A tropical climate, crystal clear beaches, and plush green forest sound sort of a perfect venue to escape from the daily hustle-bustle. Whether it is a family tour, a rejuvenating get-together with friends or a honeymoon Andaman is an ideal destination which has something for everyone.
Andaman and Nicobar Islands scattered in the Bay of Bengal are paradises for the diver and the non-diver. These volcanic-tropical islands in the Andamans offer exotic underwater terrain, unchartered waters, a rich biodiversity and steep wall and exciting drift dives, making the Andamans one of Asia's most sought-after diving destinations.
