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Dixon's Pinnacle, Havelock Island

Updated 2026-09-01 · 24 plates in this cluster

Dixon's Pinnacle is the name travel blogs reach for when they mean 'serious Havelock diving.' The site is three pinnacles in blue water east of Swaraj Dweep, typically a 45–70 minute boat, working depths from the mid-teens into the thirties.

It is not a first Andaman dive. Current on the columns is the briefing. The reward is a cleaning station: Napoleon wrasse, trevally, seasonal mantas, and the occasional whale shark in the blue — if the skipper and the sea agree.

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How it sits with Johnny's and Jackson's

Operators often run Dixon's with Johnny's Gorge and Jackson's Bar on the same advanced day. That 'holy trinity' is a boat plan, not a single drop. Each plate on Diver Atlas carries its own depth band and current class so you can see why the briefing changes between dives.

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Questions people search

What certification do I need for Dixon's Pinnacle?
Advanced Open Water / Deep is the usual briefing. Open Water guests are sometimes taken on a shallower circuit when the skipper allows it — that is a centre decision, not a Diver Atlas booking.
How deep is Dixon's Pinnacle?
The plate lists 16–35 m, typical around 24 m. The bases of the pinnacles are the deep end; current and gas plan decide whether you see them.

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