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Guided fun dives across Havelock Island's full reef system – standard sites from ₹3,000; premium shark and ray sites at Dixon's, Johnny's, and Jackson's from ₹5,000. Scubapro gear and divemaster guide included.
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Small groups, twin-engine speedboats, and an early morning schedule to catch peak visibility before the day picks up.
"Humpback" and "Blue Whale" cut travel time by 40%. Shaded seating, dedicated gear racks, and a smooth ride even to the far offshore sites.
Strict 1:4 DM-to-diver ratio. Better wildlife encounters, personalized briefings, and your pace - not someone else's.
We dive to 50 bar or 50+ minutes - never cutting your dive short because another diver ran low on air. Your tank, your time.
Wall, Tribe Gate, Red Pillar, Nemo Reef, Lighthouse, Slope, Juvi's. Full gear + DM guide + underwater photos included.
Two dives at standard sites in one day. Best value - deep dive first, shallower reef second with extended photo time.
Dixon's Pinnacle, Johnny's Gorge, Jackson's Bar, Turtle Beach, Aquarium, Minerva Ledge, Pilot Reef. Pelagics, sharks, mantas.
Two premium dives in one day - deep pinnacle in the morning, dramatic reef or wreck in the second slot. The full Havelock experience.
Nitrox (EANx 32/36) available at ₹750/tank - pre-book 24 hours ahead. Valid Nitrox certification required. Own-gear divers receive ₹500 discount.
From volcanic pinnacles teeming with pelagics to dramatic walls dropping into the abyss - these are the sites that define Andaman diving.
A dramatic vertical wall plunging to 55+ metres. Massive gorgonian fans, Napoleon wrasse, and excellent macro in the shallows. Famous for octopus mating behaviour.
Colourful shallow reef with sea turtles, moray eels, and dense anthias clouds. Excellent for photography and second dives after a deeper morning site.
The iconic vertical coral pillar covered in reddish-orange hard and soft corals. Schooling fish, nudibranchs, and groupers at the base. Best visibility in clear conditions.
Gradual slope transitioning from coral gardens to a sandy plateau. Stingrays, barracuda, and resident turtles near the Havelock lighthouse. Excellent for drift practice.
Three volcanic pinnacles rising from 35m - the "Holy Trinity" of Andaman diving. Cleaning stations attract manta rays, mobula rays, and occasional whale sharks. Resident Napoleon wrasses and barracuda tornadoes.
The shark capital of Havelock. Resident white-tip reef sharks - sightings almost guaranteed. Dramatic fish tornadoes of barracuda and snappers swirl above the sandy expanse.
A 1950s cargo vessel that sank in 1955 - now a thriving artificial reef. Visible propeller, cargo holds, ghost pipefish and nudibranchs. Exceptional for photography.
Eagle rays, large groupers, and schools of snappers in strong current. An exhilarating drift dive for experienced divers. Best in Dec–March when visibility peaks at 30–40m.
Our dawn schedule captures peak visibility and marine activity while most of Havelock still sleeps. Here's how a 2-dive day unfolds:
Meet at our dive centre while Havelock still sleeps. Gear assembly, site briefing, and current conditions review. Early starts mean calm seas and the best visibility of the day.
Board our twin-engine speedboat. Watch the sunrise paint the Andaman Sea as we pass uninhabited Peel and Henry Lawrence Islands en route to the deep sites.
Descend into Dixon's Pinnacle or Johnny's Gorge. 45–50 minutes of exploration at depth - pelagics, sharks, and pristine visibility. This is what you came for.
Relax on deck with hot masala chai, samosas, and fresh coconut water. Swap stories, review photos, and off-gas safely before dive two.
A shallower second dive - Aquarium, Lighthouse, or a drift along The Wall. Extended bottom time for photography and macro hunting.
Back at Frogman base. Rinse gear, sign logbooks, and relive the dives with our team. Photos shared via WhatsApp. Done before lunch.
Visibility 25–40m+. Calm, clear seas. All deep sites accessible. Best window for manta and whale shark sightings.
Visibility 15–25m. Occasional swells. Peak fish biomass with fewer crowds. Better rates available.
Monsoon season. Poor visibility (5–10m), rough seas, deep sites inaccessible. Most centres closed.
BCD, regulator, wetsuit, mask, fins, tank, weights - Scubapro, Mares, and Aqualung gear serviced daily. Regulators disinfected after every use.
Certified, experienced local DM who knows each site's conditions, marine life hotspots, and how to maximise your bottom time safely.
Underwater photography on every dive. Images delivered via WhatsApp same day. Add GoPro rental for your own footage.
Speedboat transfer and all applicable marine park entry fees included. No surprise charges at the jetty.
Free two-way transfer from all resorts in Govind Nagar, Beach No. 3, 5, and 7. Confirm pickup time the evening before.
Hot masala chai, snacks, and coconut water on the boat during your surface interval. Small detail - big difference on an early morning dive.
Open Water Diver is legally sufficient, but we strongly recommend Advanced Open Water or a minimum of 20 logged dives due to depths up to 35m and potential for strong currents. We assess experience at booking and may recommend alternate sites for newer divers.
Yes - Enriched Air Nitrox (EANx 32% or 36%) is available for ₹750 per tank. Highly recommended for deep sites like Dixon's and Johnny's to maximise no-decompression limits. Pre-book 24 hours in advance. Valid Nitrox certification required.
Safety first. If it's been over 12 months, we require a Scuba Refresher (₹2,500) before joining a fun dive group. This includes a shallow-water skills review - mask clearing, regulator recovery, buoyancy check - and takes about 2 hours. It can be done the same morning.
Yes. Johnny's Gorge has resident white-tip reef sharks - sightings are almost guaranteed. Dixon's Pinnacle occasionally sees grey reef sharks, and during peak season (Jan–March) whale sharks make appearances. All sharks here are non-aggressive reef species.
Yes - all packages include full Scubapro equipment: BCD, regulator, wetsuit, fins, mask, tank, and weights. Divers using their own complete gear set receive a ₹500 discount per dive. Dive computers (₹500/day) and GoPro (₹2,000/day) are optional add-ons.
October to May is the diving season. Visibility peaks between December and March, often reaching 30–40+ metres at offshore pinnacles. October–November offers good conditions with fewer crowds and better rates. June–September (monsoon) is not recommended.
Our standard packages are 1:4 (one guide to four divers). Private 1:1 guiding is available for an additional ₹2,000 per dive - ideal for underwater photographers who want to focus on specific marine life or those wanting completely personalised attention.
No. Wait a minimum of 18–24 hours after your last dive before flying to allow for proper nitrogen off-gassing. Plan your dive days accordingly - we recommend diving at least two days before your departure flight.
See why we are the top rated dive center in Andaman (Havelock) on Google & TripAdvisor
We dive the best spots around Havelock, where visibility is at its best. From shore dives at Nemo Reef to boat scuba diving in Havelock at Tribe Gate and The Wall, we pick the right site for the conditions.
