The Andaman Water Sports Complex at Port Blair offers adventure water sports activities, such as water skiing, sailing, water scooters, speedboat rides, windsurfing, para-sailing and safe-water sports with paddle boats, rowing boats, water cycles, among many others.

SCUBA DIVING AND SNORKELLING:
The islands enchanting marine life and pristine blue lagoons present an ideal situation for divers and snorkellers. The coastal waters surrounding the islands are the abode of one of the richest coral reef eco-systems in the world. Many of the islands are surrounded by fencing reefs, often several hundred metres wide and separated from the shore by a lagoon of similar width. There are more steeply sloping reef walls and coral pinnacles or knolls.
Divers can explore the steeply undulating hills of raven volcanic lava that make for some unusual diving. Large pelagic are plentiful in these waters, as are a variety of sharks. Large schools of hammerhead often patrol the waters away from the reefs and Grey, White tip, Nurse and Leopard sharks are found closer inshore. Silvertip and Ocean White tips sometimes appear out of the deep blue beyond. Enormous manta rays are often seen. Divers may come across numerous shipwrecks. Dive sites in the Andaman islands include, Cinque Island, Fish Rock near Passage Island, Bala Reef near Little Andaman Island, Corruption Rock near Rutland Island and Snake Island. There are numerous sites near Havelock Island like Mac Point, Aquarium, Barracuda City, Turtle Bay, Seduction Point, Lighthouse, The Wall, Pilot Reef and Minerva Ledge.
There are some diving options available at Campbell Shoal off North Button Island and the area near the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, Wandoor. There are numerous centres that promote diving activity in the Andamans. For more information, tourists can contact the Tourism Division, Directorate of IP & T, Andaman and Nicobar Administration.

GAME FISHING :
There are numerous organisations that offer all kinds of fishing equipment and boats. The sea off the coasts of Havelock Island, Neil Island, Long Island and Ritchie's Archipelago offers some of the best catches for fishing enthusiasts.

TREKKING :
Saddle Peak in north Andamans and Mount Harriet in south Andamans are excellent trekking spots. Tourists can find their way through dense evergreen tropical forests and experience some of the exquisite flora and fauna of the islands, such as rare birds.

FOREST AND BEACH CAMPING :
Adventure lovers can pack their tents and camp on some of the best beaches in the world. Or in the forests. The tourism division rents out deluxe and ordinary tented accommodations at Radha Nagar Beach on Havelock Island. Bookings can be done at the Tourism.