About The Wall Dive Site
The Wall is a popular scuba diving site located offshore from Swaraj Dweep (Havelock Island) in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India. Known for its dramatic vertical underwater wall and coral formations, it lies in clear waters of the Andaman Sea. The site is notable for rich marine biodiversity, good visibility, and varied depth suitable for certified divers. Accessed by dive boats, it is regarded as one of Havelock's signature wall dives.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a boat ride from Havelock jetty to an open-water dive site featuring a steep underwater wall covered with hard and soft corals, sponges and sea fans. The site offers clear water with visibility often 15-30 meters, schools of reef fish, and occasional larger pelagics. Diving is conducted with licensed operators using guided boat dives; snorkeling is generally not offered due to depth. The experience is entirely marine-based with no on-site structures.
Key highlights
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Signature vertical underwater wall formation off Havelock Island
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Dense hard and soft coral cover with sea fans and sponges
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High visibility waters ideal for underwater photography
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Diverse reef fish and marine life sightings
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Boat-accessed dive suitable for certified and advanced divers