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Beach No. 5, White Sand Beach Resort, Govind Nagar, Swaraj Dweep (Havelock Island), Andaman & Nicobar Islands, India

DIVEResort, Bharatpur Beach, 50 Meters from Jetty, Neil Kendra, Shaheed Dweep (Neil Island), Andaman & Nicobar Islands, India

No. 5, White Sand Beach Resort, Swaraj Dweep, Govind Nagar, Havelock Island, Andaman and Nicobar Islands 744211

No. 5, White Sand Beach Resort, Swaraj Dweep, Govind Nagar, Havelock Island, Andaman and Nicobar Islands 744211

I don’t know how to swim. Can I still dive?

Yes, of course! If you are curious about the Ocean and comfortable enough to dip your fins, you are good to try our Intro to Scuba Program.
Additionally, you will be guided by an Instructor throughout. Many first-timers start exactly this way!Knowing how to swim will become necessary if you are planning to upgrade to being a Certified Diver.

Which island is better for diving? Havelock or Neil?

Honestly, we have never been able to pick a favourite, because both are breathtakingly beautiful!
In terms of marine life, every site in the Andaman Sea is full of rewarding surprises!
As far as land life goes, Havelock is the extroverted sibling; it is bigger and busier. Neil is the introverted one; she is quiet in her demeanour but hides some mesmerising secrets.

What is the best time to dive in the Andamans?

All year round, dictated only by the Ocean’s moods (a.k.a. tides & currents).
Conditions vary day to day – a surgy site in the morning may turn perfectly calm by the afternoon.
Our team monitors the conditions daily and each day’s dive plan gets finalised only on the previous evening.
Rest assured, no matter the time of the year, every dive in the Andamans is a treat!

What do I pack for a dive trip?

Bring the basics: a quick-dry towel, sun-protective clothing, sunglasses, and a reusable water bottle.
Missed the basics? We have a DIVEShop – our retail store – which takes care of most diving essentials
As for sunscreen, use reef-safe ones, BUT they aren’t exactly diver-friendly. Ask a diver friend why. Or, us 🙂

Do I need to be a certified SCUBA Diver to sign up for any freediving course?

No, it’s not a prerequisite.
Freediving and scuba are two different disciplines and don’t depend on each other.
Think of it as a different way of being underwater: quieter, slower, and refreshingly gear-light.

How old do I need to be to dive?

As young as 10 years old!
There is no upper age limit. As long as you are in reasonable health and are curious enough to dip your toes, you are never too old to start!

Can I bring my own gear? I have a dive computer / mask / BCD / fins…

Absolutely! Make sure to carry it all to the centre when you first arrive. Our team will help pack it up in a kit bag for you.
In case you forgot to pack anything, fret not! Our gear armoury – in the dive centre and the retail store – is stocked with everything you need.

How many dives can I do per day?

Two to three dives a day is the sweet spot – enough to explore without tiring yourself out for the next day.
Multiple dives a day are perfectly safe, when done with proper surface intervals and safety procedures – your body needs time to off-gas between dives.
Leave the planning to us. All you have to do is make the most of your time on the islands!

Can I dive if I wear prescription glasses or contact lenses?

If you wear glasses, we have masks with prescription lenses.
And if contacts are your preference, that’s ok too. You just have to get used to it – be careful when entering the water and while clearing your mask.

What happens if I have a medical condition?

Before you dive, you’ll need to fill out a medical questionnaire. It is a self-check of your eligibility to dive. Some medical conditions require a doctor’s clearance though.
We work closely with two doctors, who are certified rescue divers and well-versed with dive medicine.
If you do need a doctor’s clearance, we will guide you through it!