Experience Andaman’s Hidden Underwater Paradise

Dive With PADI® Certified Best Scuba Diving Instructors in Andaman

Explore Coral Kingdoms

Discover the thrill of scuba Diving in Andaman Islands

Plunge into an aquatic wonderland beneath Andaman’s turquoise waves. Vibrant coral gardens teem with kaleidoscopic fish, graceful sea turtles glide by, and curious dolphins play in the distance. Andaman’s crystal-clear waters offer unparalleled visibility, revealing a mesmerizing underwater landscape unlike any other.

With pristine reefs and diverse marine ecosystems, every dive promises a new adventure. From novices to seasoned divers, the Andaman Sea caters to all.

Let Marines Dive be your gateway to this subaqueous paradise. With years of expertise, our seasoned team ensures safe, unforgettable diving experiences. Dive into Andaman’s mysteries and create memories that will last a lifetime.

We’re Diving Experts

Certified Instructors

Our expert instructors hold PADI / SSI certifications, ensuring professional guidance and a welcoming atmosphere for divers of all levels.

Advanced Equipments

We prioritize your safety with meticulously maintained gear, regularly inspected and updated to meet the highest industry standards.

Medical Checkup

Your health comes first. We conduct thorough pre-dive medical assessments to ensure a safe and enjoyable diving experience.

Affordable Charges

Experience world-class diving without breaking the bank. Our competitive pricing makes underwater adventures accessible to more enthusiasts.

Boat or shore, dive Andaman’s core

Scuba Diving Packages in Andaman

Dive into Andaman’s wonders with our varied scuba packages. Experience boat dives in Havelock and Neil, or seashore diving in North Bay and Havelock Island.

Boat Scuba Diving in Havelock (Swaraj Dweep)


4.8 (1,237 Reviews)

Boat Scuba Diving in Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep)


4.9 (665 Reviews)

Seashore Scuba Diving in North Bay Island (Port Blair)


4.8 (2,559 Reviews)

Seashore Scuba Diving in Havelock Island


4.8 (1,642 Reviews)

You, Me & Everyone

Who Can Do Scuba Diving?

Scuba diving is accessible to a wide range of people, including non-swimmers and those with disabilities. Non-swimmers can try introductory programs, though certification requires basic swimming skills.

Adaptive techniques and equipment allow many people with physical disabilities to dive safely. However, all prospective divers must complete a medical questionnaire, with some conditions requiring doctor’s clearance. While inclusivity is emphasized, safety remains paramount.

Specialized programs and accommodations exist to help various individuals experience the underwater world, but medical fitness and ability to use essential equipment are key considerations.

Got a Question?

Frequently Asked Questions

The cost varies based on the type and location of the dive. Boat scuba dives start from Rs. 5000, while shore dives start from Rs. 3000.

Yes, the Andaman Islands are an excellent scuba diving destination with diverse marine life, clear waters, unique dive sites, and professional dive operators for all skill levels.

Both Neil and Havelock are great for scuba diving. Neil offers better visibility and challenging sites for advanced divers. Havelock has more sheltered sites and training reefs, ideal for beginners and those doing courses.

Yes, non-swimmers can scuba dive in the Andaman Islands. Dive operators offer introductory experiences with training in shallow water and supervised dives up to 8 meters deep, making it accessible for non-swimmers.

The best time for scuba diving in the Andaman Islands is from November to May, when the weather is pleasant, waters are calm, and visibility is excellent, often exceeding 20 meters.

Introductory scuba dives typically last 30-45 minutes. Including a 15-minute training session and a 10-15 minute boat ride, the total program duration is around 2 and a half hours.

The age limit for scuba diving in the Andaman Islands is 16 to 60 years, subject to medical fitness and necessary swimming skills.

Scuba diving is not recommended for pregnant women, individuals above 60 years, or those with heart or breathing conditions. Medical clearance is required for conditions like asthma, high/low blood pressure, and heart problems.

Scuba diving depths in the Andaman Islands range from 8-30 meters, with beginner dives typically going up to 20 meters. Experienced divers can explore depths of up to 30 meters.

There is no official weight limit for scuba diving, but being significantly overweight (over 80 kg) can increase health and safety risks that need careful consideration.

Yes, beginner scuba diving is safe with proper training, equipment, and precautions. Ensure diving with certified trainers, staying within limits, maintaining buoyancy control, and following safety guidelines to minimize risks.

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