Snorkeling in Andaman Islands
Float above vibrant coral gardens and swim alongside tropical fish in crystal-clear waters with 30m visibility. Experience the underwater paradise without any diving certification.
Why Choose Snorkeling?
The easiest way to explore Andaman's underwater world - no experience or swimming skills required!
Instant Adventure
No certification needed - just put on your mask and fins, and you're ready to explore!
Family-Friendly Fun
Perfect for all ages from 5 to 75! Special equipment and guides for children.
Crystal Clear Views
Andaman's waters offer 20-30m visibility - among the best in the world!
From shallow lagoons to vibrant coral walls
Best Snorkeling Spots
Discover the most spectacular underwater locations across the Andaman Islands
Elephant Beach
Havelock Island • 15min boat ride
Famous for vibrant coral gardens and calm waters. Perfect for first-timers!
North Bay Island
Port Blair • 30min boat ride
The most popular spot near Port Blair with excellent coral diversity.
Neil Island Lagoon
Neil Island • Beach entry
Walk into crystal-clear waters right from the beach. Great for families!
Jolly Buoy Island
Mahatma Gandhi Marine Park • Full day trip
Part of marine sanctuary with untouched coral reefs and marine life.
Red Skin Island
Alternative to Jolly Buoy • Full day trip
Alternate site when Jolly Buoy is closed. Equally stunning reefs!
Lighthouse Beach
Havelock Island • Beach entry
Rocky formations create natural pools perfect for snorkeling.
Marine Life You'll Encounter
Get ready to swim alongside these incredible creatures in their natural habitat
Clownfish
Found in anemones at 3-5m depth
Sea Turtles
Green & Hawksbill species
Reef Sharks
Harmless blacktip reef sharks
Octopus
Masters of camouflage
Lobsters
Hiding in coral crevices
Pufferfish
Adorable but don't touch!
Coral Gardens
Brain, table & staghorn corals
Cuttlefish
Color-changing wonders
Essential Equipment
Snorkel Mask
High-quality silicone masks that fit perfectly. Anti-fog coating for clear vision.
Fins
Various sizes available. Helps you move effortlessly through water.
Life Jacket
Mandatory for safety. Keeps you floating comfortably at the surface.
Underwater Camera
Available for rent. Capture your underwater memories (₹500-1000).
Safety Guidelines
- Always snorkel with a buddy or guide - never alone
- Don't touch or stand on corals - they're living organisms
- Stay hydrated and apply reef-safe sunscreen
- Listen to your guide's briefing carefully
- Signal if you need help - raise your hand
- Avoid snorkeling in rough weather conditions
Snorkeling Tour Packages
Choose from our carefully curated snorkeling experiences
Discover Snorkeling
Per person
- 2-hour guided snorkeling tour
- Quality equipment provided
- Professional guide
- 1 snorkeling site
- Basic photography
Adventure Snorkeling
Per person
- Half-day snorkeling tour
- 2-3 snorkeling sites
- Underwater photography
- Light refreshments
- Boat transfers included
- Marine life guide book
Private Snorkeling
For 2-4 people
- Private boat & guide
- Customized itinerary
- Premium equipment
- GoPro rental included
- Lunch on the boat
- Hotel pickup & drop
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about snorkeling in Andaman
Do I need to know swimming for snorkeling?
No! Snorkeling doesn't require swimming skills. You'll wear a life jacket that keeps you floating at the surface. Our guides also provide floatation devices and assist throughout the activity.
What is the best time for snorkeling in Andaman?
October to May offers the best conditions with calm seas and excellent visibility. Morning hours (7 AM - 11 AM) are ideal as the water is calmest and marine life is most active.
Is snorkeling safe for children?
Yes! Children aged 5 and above can safely enjoy snorkeling. We provide special child-sized equipment and dedicated guides. Kids must be accompanied by adults.
What should I bring for snorkeling?
Bring swimwear, towel, change of clothes, and reef-safe sunscreen. We provide all snorkeling equipment. Waterproof cameras are available for rent.
Can I wear contact lenses while snorkeling?
Yes, you can wear contact lenses inside the mask. However, we recommend bringing a spare pair as there's a small chance of losing them if water enters your mask.