Sea walking is one of the most unique and breathtaking underwater experiences available in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Also known as underwater walking, this adventure allows you to walk right on the ocean floor surrounded by vibrant coral reefs and schools of exotic tropical fish—all while breathing naturally through a specialized, oxygen-fed helmet.

Unlike scuba diving, you don't need any prior swimming skills, and you don't even need to take off your glasses or contact lenses! Your hair doesn't even get wet, making it the ultimate hassle-free way to explore marine life up close.

🪸 Why Choose Sea Walking?

• No Swimming Skills Required: Perfect for non-swimmers and beginners of almost all ages.

• Breathe Normally: The specially designed helmet supplies continuous oxygen, allowing you to breathe comfortably through your nose and mouth.

• Keep Your Face Dry: Your head remains completely dry inside the transparent helmet, so you can wear prescription glasses and keep your makeup intact.

• Constant Professional Supervision: Certified diving instructors and underwater guides accompany you every step of the way along the sea floor.

📍 Best Places for Sea Walking in Andaman

1. North Bay Island (Port Blair)

• Why Go: North Bay Island is the pioneer and most famous hub for sea walking in the Andaman archipelago. The waters are teeming with marine life, and the sea bed offers a fantastic, stable path for walkers.

2. Elephant Beach (Havelock Island / Swaraj Dweep)

• Why Go: Known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and rich coral gardens, Elephant Beach provides a stunning backdrop for an underwater walking adventure.

💰 Sea Walk Prices & Packages

Note: Prices typically include boat transfers from the jetty to the platform, safety briefings, equipment rental, professional underwater guidance, and digital souvenir photos/videos.

⚠️ Safety Guidelines & Restrictions

• Age Restrictions: Generally open for participants aged 10 years to 50 years.

• Medical Restrictions: Sea walking is strictly not recommended for individuals with severe asthma, heart conditions, epilepsy, high blood pressure, or pregnant women. Always consult a doctor if you have underlying health concerns.

• Equalizing Ears: Just like flying or diving, you will learn a simple technique to pop your ears to adjust to underwater pressure as you descend the ladder.

💡 Quick Tips for Your Sea Walk

• What to Wear: Comfortable beachwear, shorts, or light clothes. You will be wearing a wetsuit or a life jacket on the surface before descending.

• Underwater Communication: Instructors will teach you simple hand signals (such as "OK" or "Thumbs Up/Down") before you go down so you can easily communicate your comfort level.

• Photos & Videos: Most operators include underwater photos and videos in the package price, but it's always best to confirm with your vendor beforehand.