Sea Walking In India

Have you always been fascinated by the marine world or are glued to the national geographic channel admiring the colorful school of fishes and beautiful corals ?

Or are you one among them to put your wish on the back burner just because of the fear of water or you feel that you are too old to learn swimming, then time to cheer and get all excited and wet. Yes, you could experience the fascinating world without even bothering to learn swimming. Sounds interesting ??

Fret not, Sea Walking is the latest way to experience the underwater world without the hassle of swimming, snorkeling or scuba diving skills.

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You can just walk on the ocean bed with a helmet and ramble midst corals, touch, feed the colourful fishes while breathing normally and admiring the beautiful marine world.

Luckily there is only one place in India that offers this amazing experience and that is none other than the stunning Andaman Islands  🙂

Location :

North bay Island

Andaman & Nicobar Islands

Elephanta Beach, Havelock Island

Andaman & Nicobar island

Cost :

Rs 1,500  per person ( But price may vary )

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Good To Know :

• You don’t need a certification.
• You can breathe normally and walk underwater.
• You don’t have to learn swimming for this activity.
• Don’t forget to grab your underwater camera.
• Wear floaters  to keep your feet safe from the sharp corals.
• It is not advisable for people who have respiratory problems.
• Haggle, Haggle, and Haggle – if you are going in a group. 😉

Getting There :

Ferry Ride :

North Bay Island is just an hour away from Port Blair.

Elephanta Beach, Havelock  can be reached by regular speedboats from the Harbour.

Flight : The Andaman Islands are well connected from New Delhi, Kolkata & Chennai.

Ship : Regular passenger ship services are also available to Port Blair  from major cities — Chennai, Kolkata, and Vishakhapatnam.

Get. Set.Ready for a walk in the deep blue. 😀 😀

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