Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep)

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Sea Walking is one of the most unique and beginner-friendly underwater activities in the world. It lets you walk on the seabed and explore marine life up close without needing swimming skills or diving experience. In the Andaman Islands, it is a must-try adventure for tourists visiting places like North Bay Island and Havelock Island.

What is Sea Walking?

Sea Walking is an underwater activity where you wear a specially designed oxygen helmet that allows you to breathe normally while walking on the ocean floor.

You walk at a depth of around 7–12 meters underwater, surrounded by colorful fish, corals, and clear blue water.

It is often called:

• Underwater walking experience
• Sea walker helmet diving
• Ocean floor walking

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(Pressure increases underwater, which is why a sealed helmet system is used for safety)

How Sea Walking Works

The process is simple and beginner-friendly:

1. Briefing & Training

• Short safety instructions are given on the boat or beach
• No swimming skills required

2. Helmet Setup

• A transparent oxygen helmet is placed on your head
• Fresh air is supplied continuously from the surface

3. Descent into Water

• You are slowly lowered to the seabed using a ladder or platform

4. Underwater Walk

• Walk slowly on sandy bottom
• Observe fish, corals, and marine life up close
• Guides stay with you throughout

5. Return to Surface

• You are safely lifted back to the boat after the session

What You Will See Underwater

During sea walking, you can experience:

• Colorful tropical fish
• Coral reefs
• Starfish and sea creatures
• Crystal-clear underwater visibility
• Artificial coral gardens (in some spots)

The experience feels like walking inside a real-life aquarium.

Best Places for Sea Walking in Andaman

North Bay Island

• Most popular sea walking spot
• Clear visibility and rich marine life
• Easy access from Port Blair

Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep)

• Premium experience location
• Calm water conditions
• Often combined with scuba diving tours

Sea Walking Cost (Approx)

• ₹3,500 to ₹5,000 per person (basic package)
• Photos & videos may cost extra
• Combo packages available with snorkeling or scuba diving

Safety Information

Sea Walking is considered very safe because:

• Professional guides are always present
• Air supply is continuous from the surface
• Helmet is pressure-tested and sealed
• You stay in shallow controlled water
• No swimming skills required

Even non-swimmers, kids (above minimum age limit), and beginners can try it.

Benefits of Sea Walking

• No need for swimming skills
• Safe for beginners
• Unique underwater experience
• Close interaction with marine life
• Great alternative to scuba diving

Best Time to Try Sea Walking

• October to May: Best visibility and calm sea
• Morning hours: Clear water and better light conditions
• Avoid monsoon season (June–September)

What to Carry

• Lightweight clothes / swimwear
• Waterproof sunscreen
• Towel & extra clothes
• Waterproof phone cover (optional)
• No heavy items needed

Who Should Avoid It?

• People with severe heart or breathing conditions
• People with extreme fear of water (aquaphobia)
• Pregnant women (not recommended)