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The Wall · 10–55 m

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The Wall

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intermediate · 10–55 m

The Wall

12.05968°N, 92.96043°E

Havelock's namesake wall: a sloping-to-vertical drop from about 10 m into the channel, scattered with fan corals, coral rock and sand pockets. Among the deepest regularly dived sites in the Andamans.

beginner · 5–16 m

Aquarium

11.99240°N, 93.00180°E

A sheltered circular reef that really does look like an aquarium: dense fish, multiple clownfish colonies and barrel sponges in 5–16 m. A staple for first fun dives after Nemo Reef.

beginner · 5–10 m

Turtle Beach

12.04120°N, 93.01260°E

Shallow staghorn gardens (often cited around 80% live cover) with regular green and hawksbill turtles. A gentle, complete site — density over drama — and a priority site for reef-health monitoring.

advanced · 16–35 m

Dixon's Pinnacle

11.92782°N, 93.09815°E

Three gigantic pinnacles dressed in soft coral — a world-class cleaning station and the centrepiece of Havelock's offshore 'holy trinity' with Johnny's Gorge and Jackson's Bar. Seasonal mantas and the occasional whale shark. Usually run as an advanced day.

advanced · 12–24 m

Minerva Ledge

12.08500°N, 93.15000°E

A vast coral-garden plateau, one of the most expansive sites in the Havelock set. Drift over mixed hard coral, with grouper in the undercuts and pelagics in the blue.

advanced · 24–30 m

Johnny's Gorge

11.94120°N, 93.10440°E

A deep circular gorge where whitetip reef sharks rest on the sand and trevally school in the current. Completes the offshore trinity with Dixon's Pinnacle and Jackson's Bar. An advanced charter.

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