India

Bus Stop (★4.5)

Characterized by a captivating expanse, the site is settled with a gentle slope dispersed with small reefs and rocks on a sandy bottom. The pockets of dispersed rocks serve as a pristine habitat for fish and create a dramatic stage for divers to experience both micro and macro life forms.

Shanti Divers, 403702 Canacona, South Goa

Neptune Bay (★3.5)

Neptune Bay is the local dive site of Palolem Beach. Although the visibility is usually limited, the location is perfect for a Try Scuba session, a diving skill update, or some other training dive.

Mares

The Jetty (★4.2)

This dive site is located north of St. George’s Island. Ruins of an old jetty. Depth range 4 to 10 m. The broken jetty is a nursery for baby fish. Ideal site for Intro dives.Sandy bottom, with patches of rocks with encrusting coral. Many sea cucumbers and shrimp gobies. Lots of fish around the jetty.

Mares, Janez Kranjc

Bounty Bay (★4.3)

Fingers of rocks extending North from Grande Island. Gravel, sand and rocks make up the bottom. Can be tricky to dive when winds from the north make it surgy. Otherwise a very pleasent and easy dive with varying topography.

Mares

Turbo Tunnel (★4.2)

A nice rock canyon to swim through. Depth 8 m. Steep rock sides covered with orange sponge and whip corals. Fun to swim through when there is a slight surge.

DIVE GOA, 403515 Goa

S.S Rita/Suzys Wreck (★4.2)

This site is great for any one from beginners to advanced divers. It starts from a shallow depth of just 2 meters and goes down to a depth of 12 meters. A lot of wholes and windows along the side of the wreck make for great spots to look in and enjoy the fish life that have occupied this incredible dive site.

Mares, Janez Kranjc

I-95 (★4.3)

Named after the famous highway in the United States, this site stretches long. The best way to dive the site is drifting with the current and getting the boat to pick you up.

Mares, Janez Kranjc

Barren Island (★4.9)

This dive site is located around the island of the only active volcano in India. The dive sites have lava rock formations that give it a very distinct look. From black sand to a purple haze, with live corals, this site is definitely world-class and is also very rarely visited.

Scubapro

MV Mars (Wreck) (★4.2)

A small but interesting wreck, this is a small fishing boat that sank during a storm in 2006 and went down on a sandy bottom just off the reef, in 16 metres of water. The boat stands upright, tilting slightly to the port side.

Aqualung

Aquarium (★4.4)

The Aquarium is a lovely fringing reef on the east side of Havelock Island. It is mostly protected from the easterly winds, so the surface conditions are normally calm and the visibility is almost always great.

Nuno C. (#641391)

Sail Rock, India (★4.3)

A rarely dived site located south of St. George’s Island. A point of rock, in the shape of a sail, breaking the surface . A slightly exposed site, but great marine life.

Mares, Predrag Vuckovic

Grande Banks/ Navy Bay Rocks (★4.3)

Located toward the north of the gap between St. George’s and Grande Island, this dive site is a rocky reef with an large area of Plate coral. Depth range 5 to 13 m. Easy dive site to explore the coral reef. Ideal for intro dives and students.

Mares, Janez Kranjc

Coral Garden (★4.2)

A lovely shallow coral reef off the eastern part of Grande Island. Perfect for beginner divers and those getting back into the water after a while.

DIVE GOA, 403515 Goa

Dive Goddess (★4.5)

This dive site earned its name from the underwater statue you are able to locate and visit here. It is not a challenging dive with an average depth of 1-15 m and no or light current.

SSI Service Center India, 400709 Navi Mumbai

The Junction (★4.7)

This beautiful little site begins with rock formations bejewelled with beautifully coloured soft corals. Since it is a relatively deep site that lies between 28-34 metres with strong eastward currents, time is precious but never spent better.

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