Island Hopping
From Boat Rides to Beach Picnics—Island Hopping That Delivers the Vibes
Ready to swap roads for reefs and traffic for turquoise waters? Island hopping in the Andamans is the perfect way to experience the wild beauty of this archipelago—with zero crowds and max chill. We’ll whisk you away on a boat to secret snorkel spots, where vibrant reefs meet powdery white beaches and the only thing louder than the waves is your own excitement.
Our island hopping trips are laid-back, scenic, and perfect for everyone—from non-swimmers looking to soak up some sun to divers winding down after their PADI Open Water Course. Expect a wholesome boat day with packed lunch, coral spotting, maybe a nap under the sun, and an unforgettable ride through lush mangrove channels.
Want to nerd out along the way? Pair your island hopping adventure with our Marine Ecology Courses to get the lowdown on reef life. Or, if you’re curious about what happens above sea level, check out our Land-Based Ecology Activities and Island Ethics to keep your impact low and your karma high.
At ScubaLov, we’re not just here for the fun (although there’s plenty of it). We believe island hopping should be both joyful and respectful of the environment. So bring your curiosity, leave the plastic, and let’s float through paradise—responsibly.
Book your island hopping experience now and discover a different side of the Andamans—one wave at a time.
Island hopping is one of our most popular excursions wherein we explore secluded reefs around the island by boat, with thriving corals and beautiful views of the island’s pristine white sand beaches. Here you can have packed lunch on the boat, snorkel to your hearts content and explore mangrove channels, returning only with the setting sun.
This trip allows you to zoom out and view the islands from a different angle, where you take in the majesty of its looming forests as they play footsie with the turquoise ocean. This afternoon program is a hit with not just non-swimmers but also divers looking to wind down after their dives.
