Overview
One of the most well-liked water sports in the world is scuba diving, and the Andaman Islands aren’t immune to it. In addition to the serene beaches and delectable seafood, diving is what draws many tourists to the Isles.
One of the densest ecosystems of coral reefs and forms can be found in the underwater coastal belts that encircle the Andaman Islands.
Most of the islands are surrounded by extensive reef systems that are typically several hundred meters wide. Shallow waters separate the islands from one another, and volcanic lava hills add to the uniqueness of the experience.
The second-best diving spot in the Andaman is on a tiny island called North Bay, which is close to Ross Island. The island’s shoreline features a rich coral population and crystal clear, turquoise water throughout, making for a stunning diving experience.
The diving is inexpensive here compared to other locations in the Andaman, but the cost of the boat and transportation may add up, so it is best to reserve in advance.
Because the island is so small, there is nowhere to go for more sightseeing or exploration; therefore, it is excellent for those looking for a unique diving excursion and who don’t mind devoting an entire day to the experience.
Activity Duration
The activity lasts for 60 minutes in total, of which 20 to 30 minutes are spent diving underwater.
Reach North Bay Island
You have to get a boat from the watersports complex to North Bay Coral Island; it will drop you off in 10 minutes, and by the same boat, you have to get back to the mainland.
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Trip Highlights
- Swimming Not Required.
- Can see the Marine from very Close.
- Fascinating underworld Tour.
- Photographs Included.