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October to May is the best window, with calm seas and clear underwater visibility. December to February is peak season with the coolest, most comfortable weather. Monsoon months (June to September) can disrupt or cancel water-based activities.

No. Snorkelling, sea walk, glass bottom boat rides, banana rides, sofa rides and scuba diving are all designed for non-swimmers, with life jackets, helmets or trained guides handling buoyancy and safety.

Yes. Beginner dives are conducted by PADI or SSI certified instructors at shallow depths of 8–12 metres, with a mandatory safety briefing and one-on-one supervision, so no prior certification is required.

Snorkelling is the gentler introduction and needs no training, while scuba diving gets you closer to the reef and marine life but involves a short briefing and controlled breathing underwater. Many first-timers try snorkelling first and scuba the next day.

Carry a government photo ID, a swimsuit, quick-dry clothing, reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and a waterproof or dry bag for your phone. For treks, carry trekking shoes, water and insect repellent.

Yes. Scuba diving, sea walk and flyboarding typically require a minimum age of 10–12 years and have weight limits, plus health declarations for conditions like asthma, heart issues or pregnancy. Share your group's details with us in advance so restrictions can be flagged.

Prices range from around ₹800 for a banana ride to ₹12,000 per person for a full-day Barren Island volcano expedition. Scuba diving is around ₹4,500, sea walk ₹3,200, and parasailing ₹2,500.

Havelock Island has the widest range of water sports and diving. Neil Island is quieter, better for kayaking and stargazing. Port Blair and North Bay Island are best for sea walk, glass bottom boat and day activities close to the airport.

Yes, via a full-day boat expedition with forest department permits arranged for you. Landing on the island itself is restricted, but boats circle close enough to view the active crater and often include a snorkelling stop.

Olive Ridley turtles nest on Andaman's beaches between November and February. Guided night visits with a naturalist are the best way to witness this responsibly without disturbing the turtles.

A sunset dinner cruise, stargazing session, and a shared scuba or snorkelling trip are the most popular choices for couples, alongside quieter beaches on Neil Island for downtime between activities.

Glass bottom boat rides, kayaking and snorkelling (from around age 6–8 with a life jacket) are the most child-friendly options. Scuba diving, sea walk and flyboarding usually have minimum age requirements of 10 years or more.

Yes — glass bottom boat rides, sunset cruises and gentle snorkelling are well suited to senior travellers. More physically demanding activities like trekking or diving depend on individual fitness and are worth discussing with us first.

Book at least 48 hours ahead, and ideally as part of your itinerary before arrival. Scuba diving, sea walk and Barren Island trips fill up quickly in peak season (December–February).

Operators monitor sea conditions daily and will reschedule or cancel unsafe sessions. Building a buffer day into your itinerary means a cancelled activity can usually be moved rather than lost entirely.

Pre-arranged bookings are typically 30–40% cheaper than walk-in jetty prices, which fluctuate with demand. Bundling multiple activities together also reduces the per-activity cost.

Barren Island, the Saddle Peak trek and some forest-area experiences require forest department or wildlife permits. We arrange these on your behalf as part of the booking.

5–7 days lets you comfortably combine Port Blair, Havelock and Neil Island activities with travel time between islands. A shorter 3–4 day trip can still cover 4–5 key experiences if planned around ferry schedules.