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Boat snorkel at Juvis reef near John Lawrence Island. Reef top at 4 m, 10–15 minutes from Govind Nagar. Potato coral belt, staghorns, reef fish schools. GoPro included.
GoPro Photos & Videos
20 photos + 2 videos - already included in your booking
Juvis is a shallow reef near John Lawrence Island, about 10–15 minutes by speedboat from Govind Nagar. The reef top starts at 4 metres and slopes gently to a sandy bottom at 12 m. No walls, no drops, no overhangs.
Most operators use Juvis as a beginner site for divers, and it works the same way for snorkeling. Currents are mild and the reef is easy to drift across. Your guide is in the water with you and carries a GoPro; you'll get 20 photos and 2 videos sent to your phone before you leave.
GoPro included. Your guide carries the GoPro the whole session. 20 photos and 2 videos sent to your phone via WhatsApp before you leave. No add-ons to select.
Snorkeling vs scuba. Snorkeling keeps you at the surface looking down through clear water. Scuba puts you underwater with tanks and regulator. If you want to go below the surface at this site, see our Juvis Scuba option.
Pickup from your accommodation, speedboat to the reef, guide in the water with you, all your gear, and the GoPro content. That's the session. No add-ons to pick from.
Age and health: Ages 8 and up at boat sites. Kids under 12 need a parent or guardian in the water. Not suitable if you've got an active ear infection on the day. Pregnant guests should check with their doctor before joining.
Juvis's reef top sits right in the snorkel zone, so most of what divers see at this site is also visible to you from above. Anything on the deeper sections (usually 8 m+) is listed too but generally needs scuba to see up close.
The shallow reef top sits in full natural light, so you're looking down at the reef from above. Anemones and clownfish at the reef top are easy to watch from directly overhead; they don't hide from snorkelers.
The deeper sections, crevice-dwellers and anything in the shade of an overhang are diver territory. For that, see our Juvis Scuba option.
Juvis is a shallow reef near John Lawrence Island, about 10–15 minutes by speedboat from Govind Nagar. The reef top starts at 4 metres and slopes gently to a sandy bottom at 12 m. No walls, no drops, no overhangs.
Shallow top, light currents, clear water, and a long stretch of coral garden to drift across. The potato coral belt is the bit that stands out; you don't see it laid out like this at the other Havelock snorkel sites. Decent pick for families or first-timers who want a longer, easier snorkel than the closer-in sites.
Yes. We give you a life vest that holds you at the surface with no effort, and your guide is in the water with you the whole session. A lot of first-time snorkelers at this site can't swim at all.
The speedboat to Juvis and back; mask, snorkel and fins; a life jacket if you need one; your guide in the water with you; and 20 GoPro photos plus 2 videos sent to your phone. Pickup and drop from your Havelock accommodation is included too. GST (18%) is added at checkout.
Nemo Reef is a shore-entry site at Beach No. 2. You walk in from the sand, no boat. Juvis is a boat-entry site: short speedboat ride out, snorkel from the mooring. Same gear, same GoPro package. If you want the simplest option, pick Nemo Reef. If you want to snorkel one of the named offshore reefs, pick Juvis.
Snorkeling keeps you at the surface floating over the reef. Scuba puts you underwater with tanks and a regulator, so you can move through the reef instead of looking at it from above. If you want to go below the surface at Juvis, see our Juvis Scuba option.
Ages 8 and above at boat sites. Kids under 12 need a parent or guardian in the water with them. We fit child-sized masks and fins at the jetty.
Budget around 2.5–3 hours (including the boat). That's pickup, briefing at the jetty, the boat out, 30–40 minutes in the water, and the ride back. Morning slots get the best light and usually the calmest water.
No. The ₹4,500 is the base price. 18% GST is added at checkout (Indian government regulation), bringing the total to ₹5,310. Your invoice shows the breakdown.
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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.
