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Experience An Amazing Scuba Diving Session In Havelock – Swimming Skills Is Not Required – Conducted By Highly Trained Instructors – 100% Safety Assured.

Things to know before you book scuba diving in Havelock for the best experience.

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Watch The Video Of Turtle Beach Below

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Practice Sessions should be long enough for a beginner who has never scuba-dived before so that they can enjoy their scuba dives.
Our tailor-made practice sessions in chest-deep water (for a maximum of up to 90 minutes) with a complete setup of scuba dive equipment, make you very confident and comfortable. It does prepare you for an unforgettable experience.
Our professional dive instructors take you through the step-by-step standard training procedure to ensure you are fully comfortable and enjoying an amazing yet smooth scuba diving experience.
We maintain an instructor and guest ratio of 1:1 and provide a minimum of 30 minutes and a maximum of 50 minutes of diving time (depending on the package you choose) so that you can explore the whole dive site and make memories of a lifetime.
We do provide high-quality scuba diving equipment to our valued clients to add an extra layer of safety, which assures a wonderful scuba diving experience.

You get a personal instructor, who stays underwater with you for the entire scuba diving session to ensure you are safe, give you mental support, and provide you personal attention whenever you need them during the scuba experience.
To enrich your scuba diving experience, we record your underwater scuba diving journey with GoPro 10 cameras ( for best quality underwater photos and videos) to make your memories unforgettable and everlasting.
The dive instructors you will meet at Seahawks SCUBA are professional and certified by the internationally recognized agency SSI (Scuba Schools International). They are trained, experienced, and skilled enough to maintain the highest standards of scuba diving and the quality of your service.
We do offer complimentary pickup and drop to our clients provided they are staying anywhere between Havelock Jetty to Vijay nagar beach.
Please watch the videos below of the dive sites – Turtle Beach is the best dive site – Tribe Gate is the 2nd best dive site for beginners and non-swimmers.

FAQ - Scuba Diving In Havelock

Which is the best place to do scuba diving in Andaman?
Who is eligible for scuba diving in Andaman?

A person must be mentally and physically fit enough and doesn’t possess any medical conditions such as ear issues, breathing problems, asthma, diabetes, sugar, blood pressure, have undergone recent surgery, pregnancy, taking medications on a daily basis, and so on.
Which is the best time for scuba diving in Andaman?

October – April is the best time to enjoy numerous water sports in Andaman including scuba diving. In October – April temperature fluctuates between 25 to 30 degrees, with mild water current, favorable surface conditions, and minimum rainfall are perfect for underwater scuba diving.
What is the age limit for scuba diving in Andaman?

A person must be of legal age to join recreational scuba diving in Andaman. People minimum age of 12 and maximum age of 50 are eligible for scuba diving in the Andaman. A fit-to-dive medical certificate is mandatory from a doctor for people above 50 years of age.
What are the things to carry along for scuba diving?
Why choose the Andaman Islands as the next scuba diving destination?

The geographical location of the Andaman Islands makes it a perfect holiday destination blessed with rich marine biodiversity, clean white sandy beaches, clear blue water, widespread colourful coral reefs, and multiple species of sea dwellers that are ideal for scuba diving in Andaman.
Can you go scuba diving in the rain?
What is the refund policy in case of ineligibility to dive, fall sick or bad weather?
What are the possible risks of scuba diving?

The risks of underwater diving are rare with the advancement of training, safety equipment, and scuba dive gear. Common scuba dive risks involve sunburn, dehydration, ear pain, swallowing, and seasickness. In comparison, arterial air embolism and decompression sickness are complex diving risks.