Put on a mask, float face-down, and there it is — turtles, clownfish, coral. No certification, no experience, no gear to hire. Snorkelling at Havelock is about as easy as it gets, and the reef is right there.
Havelock has genuinely good snorkelling. The water is warm year-round (27–30°C), visibility is typically 15–25 metres, and the reefs start shallow — meaning clownfish, turtles, giant clams, and parrotfish are right there, a metre below the surface.
We run sessions for all ages and experience levels — shore snorkels from the beach and boat trips to the outer reefs. Every session includes gear, a briefing, and a guide in the water with you.
All packages include mask, fins, snorkel, life jacket, safety briefing, in-water guide, and photos & videos.
Hawksbill and green turtles come up regularly at Turtle Beach and Nemo Reef. They surface to breathe, so you don't have to dive deep to see them.
Clownfish, parrotfish, angelfish, pufferfish, butterflyfish — most sessions you'll see all of these. The variety here is genuinely good.
The reefs at Havelock are in good shape — staghorn gardens, brain corals, table corals, soft corals. One of the better-preserved reef systems in India.
Eagle rays, white-tip reef sharks (they ignore you), giant clams, moray eels, octopuses. You don't always see all of these, but it's not unusual.
Shots from our snorkelling sessions — reefs, turtles, fish at Havelock Island.
The reef is right there. Mask on, fins on, in you go.
