Scuba Diving
The much talked about marine life of Andaman is not just in talks. You have to see it for yourself the magic that the colorful corals spread, the mysterious charm the ship wreck creates and the
rare fish species that reside in the remains. Scuba Diving requires certification and several training centers present there provide with pool training, theory and open water diving session. After the certification when you have confidence you can aim for the open seas you can dive into the waters of Cinque, Rutland and Snake Island.
Cinque Island
Cinque islands are situated above the South of Chirya Tapu and are almost uninhabited place. Cinque Island is a popular scuba diving destination. It is famous for its clear waters and visibility up to 80 feet. The marine life underneath which include corals, sightings of shark make this diving at this place worth.
Rutland Island
Located across the Macpherson Strait from Port Blair, Rutland Island makes the southernmost main islands of the closely-situated Great Andaman archipelago. The island sprawls across an area of 109.3 sq km and boasts of a coastline measuring 60 km. The fishes and corals found here are smaller and the shallow waters are a good place for training open water divers.
Snake Island
This island boasts of some awesome rock faces and an amazing dive landscape. The marine life here is filled with Trigger fish, Grunts, Goatfish and Rays. The emerald waters of this island make for an amazing diving experience.
Havelock Island
Located approximately 4 hours from Port Blair airport this island can be reached by inter island ferry. This island is a perfect base for hiking, fishing, kayaking and sailing to other islands. The Radha Nagar beach on Havelock is the ‘Best Beach of Asia’, by Time Magazine.
Trekking
Andaman and Nicobar islands are blessed with breathtaking hills which for trekkers is g
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ood news. It shouldn’t come as a surprise if Trekking happens to be a favorite activity here. Infact it has some interesting diversification where it is addressed as 'tramping' or 'bushwalking' or 'backpacking'.
Mount Harriet is a commencement point for treks leading up to Madhuban. If the woodland and exotic plantations of this place don’t excite you that much then you can opt for other routes. You can try the nature trail from Mt. Harriet to Kalapathar or enjoy treks at Chidiya tapu. For trek enthusiasts there is no dearth of half day hiking trails in Havelock.
Snorkelling
If you are not a diver or a swimmer you can go for fun in the shallow waters also. The waters are unbelievably clear in Andaman and corals, fishes and several other underwater miracles can b
e visible as you snorkel. Snorkelling in Andaman is carried out at Wandoor National Park - Jolly Bouy and the Red Skin Islands. For viewing of some mesmerizing corals, Cinque Island is the place to be. Sippighat Water Sports Complex near Fisheries museum is another good snorkeling place. Snorkelling is a down to dusk activity and is also done at Andaman Water Sports Complex,
Corbyn's Cove Tourism Complex, Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, and Havelock.
Island Camping
Camping on the beach; it’s like a dream come true. Imagining enjoying the sun, sea and the nature from the comforts of your rooms. Nothing better than camping! Radhanagar Beach in Havelock Island have made tents available at moderate rates to anyone looking for island camping. The tourists principally assemble at the beach front forests to carry out island camping across Andaman and Nicobar. The island campers in Andaman and Nicobar islands generally
spend one or more than one night at the camping spot. You can also blend island camping at Andaman and Nicobar with backpacking or hiking which further enhances its charm and charisma.
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Adventure destinations
Andaman Water Sports Complex is a one of a kind sports complex offering many adventurous water sports activities. Located close to the Cellular Jail in the north-west Port Blair, this sports complex is home to a variety of water sports facilities for adventure sports of all sorts; Activities like para-sailing, sail boats, paddle boats, rowing boats, water scooters, kayaks and water skiing facilities are available here in this complex.
Baratang Island is about 90 km away from Port Blair. Mud Volcano is located 4 km away from the jetty and Limestone Caves located about 50 minutes by sea are located near this island.
Diglipur in North Andaman Islands is 300 km from Port Blair by road and around 180 km by sea. Saddle Peak near Diglipur, is situated at a height of 4500 feet and is a well known trekking spot.
Havelock Island is situated near Port Blair. The breath taking stunning landscapes of this island are its highlight feature. For all fun activities you can gather at Havelock Island and have a blast. Expect yourself to engage in sunbathing, beachcombing, swimming, and surfing, beach camping and snorkeling. The stunning beauty of the nature is the prime attraction of this Island.
The much talked about marine life of Andaman is not just in talks. You have to see it for yourself the magic that the colorful corals spread, the mysterious charm the ship wreck creates and the
rare fish species that reside in the remains. Scuba Diving requires certification and several training centers present there provide with pool training, theory and open water diving session. After the certification when you have confidence you can aim for the open seas you can dive into the waters of Cinque, Rutland and Snake Island.
Cinque Island
Cinque islands are situated above the South of Chirya Tapu and are almost uninhabited place. Cinque Island is a popular scuba diving destination. It is famous for its clear waters and visibility up to 80 feet. The marine life underneath which include corals, sightings of shark make this diving at this place worth.
Rutland Island
Located across the Macpherson Strait from Port Blair, Rutland Island makes the southernmost main islands of the closely-situated Great Andaman archipelago. The island sprawls across an area of 109.3 sq km and boasts of a coastline measuring 60 km. The fishes and corals found here are smaller and the shallow waters are a good place for training open water divers.
Snake Island
This island boasts of some awesome rock faces and an amazing dive landscape. The marine life here is filled with Trigger fish, Grunts, Goatfish and Rays. The emerald waters of this island make for an amazing diving experience.
Havelock Island
Located approximately 4 hours from Port Blair airport this island can be reached by inter island ferry. This island is a perfect base for hiking, fishing, kayaking and sailing to other islands. The Radha Nagar beach on Havelock is the ‘Best Beach of Asia’, by Time Magazine.
Trekking
Andaman and Nicobar islands are blessed with breathtaking hills which for trekkers is g
ood news. It shouldn’t come as a surprise if Trekking happens to be a favorite activity here. Infact it has some interesting diversification where it is addressed as 'tramping' or 'bushwalking' or 'backpacking'.
Mount Harriet is a commencement point for treks leading up to Madhuban. If the woodland and exotic plantations of this place don’t excite you that much then you can opt for other routes. You can try the nature trail from Mt. Harriet to Kalapathar or enjoy treks at Chidiya tapu. For trek enthusiasts there is no dearth of half day hiking trails in Havelock.
Snorkelling
If you are not a diver or a swimmer you can go for fun in the shallow waters also. The waters are unbelievably clear in Andaman and corals, fishes and several other underwater miracles can b
e visible as you snorkel. Snorkelling in Andaman is carried out at Wandoor National Park - Jolly Bouy and the Red Skin Islands. For viewing of some mesmerizing corals, Cinque Island is the place to be. Sippighat Water Sports Complex near Fisheries museum is another good snorkeling place. Snorkelling is a down to dusk activity and is also done at Andaman Water Sports Complex,
Corbyn's Cove Tourism Complex, Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, and Havelock.
Island Camping
Camping on the beach; it’s like a dream come true. Imagining enjoying the sun, sea and the nature from the comforts of your rooms. Nothing better than camping! Radhanagar Beach in Havelock Island have made tents available at moderate rates to anyone looking for island camping. The tourists principally assemble at the beach front forests to carry out island camping across Andaman and Nicobar. The island campers in Andaman and Nicobar islands generally
spend one or more than one night at the camping spot. You can also blend island camping at Andaman and Nicobar with backpacking or hiking which further enhances its charm and charisma.
Adventure destinations
Andaman Water Sports Complex is a one of a kind sports complex offering many adventurous water sports activities. Located close to the Cellular Jail in the north-west Port Blair, this sports complex is home to a variety of water sports facilities for adventure sports of all sorts; Activities like para-sailing, sail boats, paddle boats, rowing boats, water scooters, kayaks and water skiing facilities are available here in this complex.
Baratang Island is about 90 km away from Port Blair. Mud Volcano is located 4 km away from the jetty and Limestone Caves located about 50 minutes by sea are located near this island.
Diglipur in North Andaman Islands is 300 km from Port Blair by road and around 180 km by sea. Saddle Peak near Diglipur, is situated at a height of 4500 feet and is a well known trekking spot.
Havelock Island is situated near Port Blair. The breath taking stunning landscapes of this island are its highlight feature. For all fun activities you can gather at Havelock Island and have a blast. Expect yourself to engage in sunbathing, beachcombing, swimming, and surfing, beach camping and snorkeling. The stunning beauty of the nature is the prime attraction of this Island.
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