Sea Walking in Andaman

Sea Walking is an underwater activity where you wear a specially designed helmet that supplies fresh air from the surface.
You simply walk on the sandy sea floor — just like walking on land — and explore marine life up close without any scuba diving gear.

No swimming skills? No problem!
Sea Walking is extremely safe, easy, and perfect for beginners and non-swimmers.

• North Bay Island (Near Port Blair)
  • One of the most famous places for sea walking.
  • Rich marine life and beautiful coral reefs.
• Elephant Beach (Havelock Island)
  • Another top location known for colorful underwater scenery.
  • Less crowded and perfect for a more personal experience.

• Guided sea walk session with a professional instructor.
• Underwater helmet (air-supplied, no mouthpiece needed).
• Safety gear and briefing before the activity.
• Underwater photography and videography (optional).
• Boat transfer to the sea walk platform/site.
• Assistance for beginners and non-swimmers.

• Duration: 15–25 minutes underwater.
• Depth: 3–7 meters below the surface.
• Minimum Age: 10 years and above.
• Fitness: Basic health condition needed (heart patients, pregnant women, and people with asthma are generally advised not to participate).

• October to May is the best time to enjoy sea walking in Andamans.
• Calm sea conditions and clear underwater visibility make the experience unforgettable.

• Carry an extra pair of clothes.
• Do not touch or step on the corals.
• Follow the guide’s instructions carefully for a safe experience.
• No flying (air travel) immediately after the activity if planning to dive deeper (only for scuba divers, not necessary for sea walking).