| Diving the Andaman Nicobar islands underwater world, India |
Photography: Frits Meyst
Text: Jillian Macdonald
Production: Adventure4ever.com
The underwater world around Havelock has plenty to offer divers of all skill levels. In fact, much of the areas better diving is in water no deeper than 20 meters. The currents that flow over 'The Wall' with the changing of the tides attract a large number of fish, with Napoleon wrasse, trevally and snapper swimming over a garden of purple soft coral. Octopuses, scorpionfish and a variety of nudibranchs add to the colour of this beautiful site.Anemone Reef is home to schools of fusilier and snapper, a couple of turtles and well camouflaged ghost pipefish. Kuhl's and Jenkin's stingrays rest on the sand during the day.
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The underwater world around Havelock has plenty to offer divers of all skill levels. In fact, much of the areas better diving is in water no deeper than 20 meters. The currents that flow over 'The Wall' with the changing of the tides attract a large number of fish, with Napoleon wrasse, trevally and snapper swimming over a garden of purple soft coral. Octopuses, scorpionfish and a variety of nudibranchs add to the colour of this beautiful site.Anemone Reef is home to schools of fusilier and snapper, a couple of turtles and well camouflaged ghost pipefish. Kuhl's and Jenkin's stingrays rest on the sand during the day.
