About Fish Slate Dive Site
Fish Slate Dive Site is an offshore scuba diving site located near Shaheed Dweep (Neil Island) in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India. Known for its flat, slate-like rock formations and coral-covered seabed, the site lies in shallow to moderate depths with generally good visibility. It is notable for diverse marine life including reef fish, corals and occasional pelagic sightings, and is frequented by recreational divers and dive operators from Shaheed Dweep and nearby Havelock Island.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an open-water dive site accessed by boat from Shaheed Dweep, featuring flat slate-like rock slabs, coral patches and sandy bottom at shallow to moderate depth. The underwater environment includes reef fish, corals and other marine life with generally clear visibility. There are no permanent structures at the site; all activities are boat-based and conducted with licensed dive operators who provide equipment, briefing and guided dives.
Key highlights
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Flat slate-like rock formations on the seabed
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Coral patches and reef habitat
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Diverse reef fish and marine life observation
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Generally good underwater visibility
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Suitable for recreational scuba diving with guided operators