Frequently Asked Questions

Answer: A lavish beachfront property, it is known for its majestic architecture, warm hospitality, and best-in-class amenities. It is a preferred choice of tourists as it is situated away from the noise of the city. It is suitable for both kinds of guests- leisure and business. Its multi-purpose halls and banquet are fitted with all the essential audio-visual aids. Counted among the top budget beach resorts & hotels in Havelock Island, it will also organise outdoor activities like scuba diving and snorkelling on request for its esteemed guests.

Answer: Havelock Island Beach Resort offers an array of amenities to its prestigious guests by providing an ideal mix of value, comfort, and convenience. It offers the best of the Andaman tropical vibes and a refreshing ambience. The guests are offered an experience like no other with all the advanced amenities and services that are required for a relaxing stay in the Andamans.

Answer: The resort offers rooms under four categories- Deluxe Cottage, Suite Cottage (Sea Facing Beach Front), Family Suite Cottage, and Luxury Suite (Sea Facing Beach Front Cottage). Well-furnished and beautifully decorated, the rooms offer total comfort to all guests. A LED television with satellite channels is also there for entertainment. In addition to that, the rooms also have a mini-fridge and tea maker. The interior decorations are appealing and soothing to travellers. 

Answer: Havelock Island Beach Resort has an on-site restaurant, Sea Dragon, that serves multi-cuisine food like Indian, Chinese, etc. The dishes are rated extremely delicious by the guests staying here. You should try seafood while you are here. A view of the sea, friendly staff and lip-smacking food- there is no other place that brings all these together like the resort’s bar- Nemo Café and Bar. This delightful café has grown to be one of the most incredible places for enjoying a quiet dinner by the seashore. Its cosy setting includes comfortable sitting, lovely ambient lighting, and soothing music.

Answer: Some of the offered facilities by the resort are as follows:

Free Parking
Room Service
Power Backup
Air Conditioning (Centralized)
Laundry Service
Intercom
Housekeeping
Newspaper

Answer: After a long but fun day of adventure and sightseeing, the most awesome way to unwind is to just sit by a beachside bar and enjoy some great music, drinks and delicious food. If you are craving for a high on energy café or bar, then the best place is Nemo Café & Bar. Also known as the Havelock Island Beach Club, this glitzy bar is located in the Havelock Island Beach Resort that is built on the shore of Govind Nagar Beach in Havelock Island (now known as Swaraj Dweep). The Govind Nagar Beach is also known as Nemo Beach as rare Nemo reefs are found under the sea here. That is how Nemo Café and Bar got its name! Listening to the melodious music blending with the soothing sound of waves is an extraordinary experience while holidaying in the Andaman Islands. Be it your family, friends or partner, the café is ideal for everyone.   

Answer: Most aquatic animals are passive or timid. Only a few bite or sting. You should avoid them by not touching them at all. For sharks, divers are not natural prey and thus shark attacks are rare. Experienced scuba divers actually seek out shark encounters.  

Answer: Scuba diving in the Andamans is not dangerous. However, there are potential hazards. That’s why proper training and certification are required.    

Answer: If you have a medical condition due to which your respiratory or cardiovascular systems are affected, or that renders you suddenly and unexpectedly unable to respond quickly or at all, then you cannot scuba dive. Asthma, epilepsy, diabetes, and heart disease are some of the common contraindications. You should consult a doctor first in case you have any of these or other illnesses, which might cause similar problems. People with the following conditions should not scuba dive:

• People with breathing problems
• People with ear problems or people who have had ear surgery in the last 1 year
• People having cold, flu, or congestion. Those with a cold should take decongestion medication in order to dive. Otherwise, they may face problems while ascending to the surface.

Other reasons you may be asked to see a doctor include (but are not limited to) the following:

• Shortness of breath
• A history of heart or lung disease
• A recent history of nausea or vomiting
• An unexplained loss of consciousness or “blackout”
• Repeated trouble clearing air spaces (equalisation)
• The use of prescription or non-prescription medications

Answer: The ears hurt because of the water pressure on your eardrum. While taking a scuba diving course, you will be learning east techniques to equalise your ears to the surrounding pressure, somehow similar to when you land after a flight.