Scuba Diving, in definition, is the act of existing underwater with a self-contained underwater breathing apparatus (SCUBA). By the feel of it, though, it’s an act of entering a whole new world where you almost ‘fly’ weightlessly, gliding through the blue and become a part of the majestic realm of the underwater life.

Most of the scuba diving at the Andaman Islands takes place in the south from Havelock Island or Neil Island.

Expect to see beautiful sloping reefs, steep walls, sandy bottoms, coral gardens and great pinnacles while diving here. Visibility is usually good and can extend up to 130ft (40m).