Sea Walk
Walk the seabed in a diving helmet, breathing normally the whole time — no swimming or diving skills required, and glasses-friendly.
Sea walking uses a weighted diving helmet that keeps air flowing in, so you breathe normally throughout — no mask, no snorkel, no need to hold your breath or know how to swim.
You'll walk along the sandy seabed at a shallow depth, close to your guide, getting an up-close look at coral and reef fish without any diving skills required.
Boat ride out
A short boat ride to the sea walk site with your safety briefing along the way.
Helmet fitting
Your guide fits your helmet and explains how breathing works — it's more natural than it sounds.
The walk
A guided walk along the seabed, roughly 20–30 minutes, with your guide holding a line beside you the whole time.
- Sea walk helmet and full equipment
- Trained guide accompanying you throughout
- Boat transfer to and from the site
- Photos of your walk (where available)
Swimming: not required — this is one of the few underwater activities open to non-swimmers.
Age & health: most Andaman operators set the age range at roughly 10–60 years old, and restrict participation for anyone with asthma, heart conditions, or who is pregnant.
Ready to walk the seabed?
A great option if diving or snorkeling feel intimidating — enquire ahead.
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