Andaman Honeymoon in February: Best Places, Things to Do & Romantic Experiences
Andaman Honeymoon in February
If you are planning a honeymoon in February, the Andaman Islands are hard to beat.
The weather is perfect. The sea is calm and clear. The beaches are warm but not too hot. And you do not need a passport, a visa, or a long flight to get there.
February is also the month when most couples travel. Wedding season across India ends around this time, Valentine’s Day falls right in the middle, and the islands are at their absolute best. That is why an Andaman honeymoon package in February books out faster than almost any other month of the year.
This guide covers everything you need to plan it. What the weather is really like, which places are the most romantic, what to do as a couple, what it costs, and when to book so you actually get the room you want.
Why February Is the Best Month for an Andaman Honeymoon
Ask any local operator which month they would pick for a honeymoon, and most will say February.
Here is why. The monsoon is long gone. The sea is calm, so ferries run on time and boat trips do not get cancelled. The water is at its clearest all year, which matters a lot if you want to snorkel or try scuba diving together. And the weather is warm without being sticky.
| February Weather | What to Expect |
| Temperature | Around 23°C to 30°C — warm days, pleasant evenings |
| Rain | Very little; one of the driest months of the year |
| Sea conditions | Calm and clear — best month for snorkeling and diving |
| Humidity | Moderate, much lower than April or May |
| Ferries | Run on schedule; very few cancellations |
| Crowds | Busy — this is peak season, especially around Valentine’s Day |
The only downside is the crowd. February is peak season, so hotels fill early and prices sit at the top of the range. That is the trade-off for perfect weather.
Traveller insight: Couples often ask us if January or March would be cheaper. Both are excellent months too. But February has one thing they do not — Valentine’s Day, and the sense that the whole island is set up for couples that week. If your dates are flexible and you want to save money, look at late January or early March. If you want the full romantic experience, February is worth the extra.
Is February a Good Month for a Honeymoon in Andaman?
Yes — and here is the honest answer to the question behind that question.
Some couples worry that peak season means crowded beaches. It does not, not really. The Andamans never get busy the way Goa or Bali does. Even in February, Radhanagar Beach at sunset feels calm, and Neil Island stays quiet all day.
What “peak season” actually means here is that the good hotels sell out, not that the beaches are packed. Havelock has a limited number of beachfront rooms. When they are gone, they are gone. That is the real reason to book early.
Local Expert Tip: If your wedding is in December or January, start planning the honeymoon before the wedding, not after. Couples who book their Andaman honeymoon package for February around 60 days ahead get the beachfront rooms. Couples who book three weeks before get whatever is left.
Best Romantic Places to Visit in Andaman
Not every island suits a honeymoon. Here is where to spend your time, and how long each place deserves.
| Place | Why It’s Romantic | How Long to Stay |
| Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep) | Beachfront resorts, Radhanagar sunsets, coral reefs | 2 – 3 nights |
| Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep) | Quiet beaches, slow pace, almost no crowds | 1 – 2 nights |
| Port Blair | Arrival, history, Cellular Jail evening show | 1 night |
| Ross Island | Old ruins, deer and peacocks, a half-day walk together | Half day |
| North Bay Island | Glass-bottom boat and easy water sports | Half day |
Havelock Island — Where Most Honeymoons Happen
Havelock Island, officially called Swaraj Dweep, is the heart of almost every honeymoon trip.
This is where the beachfront resorts are. You can walk from your room to the sand in a minute. The water is clear enough to see fish while standing in it. And Radhanagar Beach at sunset is the moment most couples remember longest — a long white curve of sand, forest behind you, and the sky turning gold around 5:30pm.
Give Havelock at least two nights. Three is better. One night sounds like enough until you are standing on Radhanagar at sunset and realising you also wanted a morning at Elephant Beach.
Neil Island — The Quiet Half of the Trip
Neil Island, or Shaheed Dweep, is smaller and slower. There is less to do, and that is exactly the point.
After a wedding, most couples are tired. Neil Island is where you stop planning. The beaches are close together, the drives are short, and Bharatpur Beach in the morning is often almost empty. Kalapathar Beach here is one of the prettiest sunset spots on the islands, and far quieter than Radhanagar.
Port Blair — Your First and Last Night
Port Blair is where you land and where you fly home from. Most couples spend one night here at the start.
The evening usually goes to the Cellular Jail Light and Sound Show. It is not a romantic activity, but it is a moving one, and it suits a travel day when you are too tired to do much else. Corbyn’s Cove Beach nearby makes an easy first walk together.
Traveller insight: A mistake we see often — couples give Port Blair two nights and Havelock only one. Flip it. Port Blair is the doorway; Havelock is the holiday. One night in Port Blair is plenty for most honeymoons.
Romantic Things to Do in Andaman for Couples
February is the best month for all of these, because the sea is calm and nothing gets cancelled.
| Experience | Where | Best Time of Day |
| Sunset at Radhanagar Beach | Havelock | 4:30pm onwards |
| Candlelight dinner on the sand | Havelock resorts | Evening (book ahead) |
| Snorkeling over coral together | Elephant Beach | Early morning |
| Scuba diving for beginners | Havelock | Morning |
| Sea walking (no swimming needed) | North Bay or Havelock | Morning |
| Quiet sunrise at Kalapathar | Neil Island | Around 5:30am |
| Glass-bottom boat ride | North Bay Island | Late morning |
| Sunset point at Chidiya Tapu | Near Port Blair | Late afternoon |
Candlelight Dinner in Havelock
This is the one thing almost every couple asks for, and it is worth doing properly.
Most beachfront resorts in Havelock can set up a private dinner on the sand — a table, lights, and the sound of the sea. Some do it right on the beach, others on a deck facing the water. The quality varies a lot between properties, so ask which one you are actually getting before you book.
Local Expert Tip: Book your candlelight dinner at the same time as your hotel, especially for Valentine’s week. Resorts only set up a few tables each night, and around 14 February they are taken days in advance.
Snorkeling Together at Elephant Beach
Elephant Beach on Havelock is where most couples see live coral for the first time. The water is shallow, the reef starts close to the shore, and you do not need to be a strong swimmer. February gives you the clearest water of the year for it.
If one of you does not want to swim at all, sea walking is the answer. You walk on the seabed with a helmet on, and your head stays completely dry. It takes about 20 minutes and needs no skill at all.
Diving deserves its own section, and you will find it further down — it is the single most popular add-on for honeymoon couples in February.
Sunset and Sunrise Spots
Radhanagar gets all the attention, and it deserves it. But there are quieter options.
Chidiya Tapu, about 45 minutes from Port Blair, is known as a sunset point — but it is just as good at sunrise, and almost empty then. Kalapathar Beach on Neil Island is beautiful in the early morning light and you will often have it to yourselves.
Traveller insight: For a proper Radhanagar sunset, get there by 4:30pm, not 5:15pm. The crowd builds in the last thirty minutes. Walk to the far left as you face the water and you will find a much quieter stretch of sand.
Scuba Diving in Andaman for Honeymoon Couples
Of everything couples add to a honeymoon here, scuba diving is the one they talk about most afterwards.
Part of that is the place. Scuba diving in Andaman is the best in India by a clear margin — warm water, healthy coral, and visibility that regularly reaches 20 to 30 metres. Part of it is the timing. Scuba diving in February is as good as it gets all year, because the sea is calm and the water is at its clearest.
And part of it is simply doing something new together on the first trip of your marriage. Most couples who try it have never dived before.
You Do Not Need Any Experience
This is the thing most couples get wrong. They assume diving needs a licence, lessons, or the ability to swim well. It does not.
Beginner scuba diving in Andaman is built exactly for first-timers. It is usually called a Discover Scuba Dive. You get a short briefing on the beach or boat, then an instructor takes you down holding on to you the whole time. You go to around 6 to 12 metres, stay under for roughly 20 to 30 minutes, and come back up. No certificate needed, no swimming skill required.
If you already dive, or if you want to go deeper, certified fun dives and full PADI courses are available too.
| Type of Dive | Who It’s For | What Happens |
| Discover Scuba Dive | Complete beginners — most honeymoon couples | Briefing plus one guided dive, instructor with you throughout |
| Certified fun dive | Couples who already hold a licence | Deeper sites, more freedom, usually two dives in a morning |
| PADI Open Water course | Couples who want to get certified together | 3 to 4 days of training and dives — needs a longer trip |
| Sea walk (not diving) | Anyone nervous about going under | Walk the seabed with a helmet; head stays dry |
Traveller insight: A pattern we see constantly — one partner is keen and the other is nervous. Our advice is to book the beginner dive for the keen one and a sea walk for the nervous one, at the same site on the same morning. They both see coral, nobody feels pushed, and it costs less than convincing someone into a dive they did not want.
Where to Dive: Best Places for Scuba in Andaman
Scuba diving in Havelock is where almost every honeymoon dive happens, and for good reason — the dive schools are the best established and the sites are close by.
| Dive Site | Island | Good For |
| Nemo Reef | Havelock | Beginners — shallow, calm, lots of small fish |
| The Aquarium | Havelock | Beginners — exactly what the name suggests |
| Lighthouse | Havelock | Beginners and night dives |
| Elephant Beach | Havelock | Shore-based beginner dives and snorkeling |
| Dixon’s Pinnacle | Havelock (boat) | Certified divers only — deeper, bigger marine life |
| North Bay Island | Near Port Blair | Quick beginner dives if you are short on time |
If someone asks which is the best place for scuba diving in Andaman, the honest answer is Havelock — and specifically the shallow reefs on its eastern side for first-timers.
Local Expert Tip: Book the first slot of the morning. The water is clearest before the day-trip boats arrive and stir up the sand, and you will often have the reef almost to yourselves. By 11am the same site looks very different.
Scuba Diving Cost in Andaman
Prices vary between dive centres, but these are the realistic ranges.
| Dive Type | Approx Cost Per Person | Time Needed |
| Discover Scuba Dive (beginner) | ₹3,500 – ₹6,000 | Half day |
| Certified fun dive | ₹4,000 – ₹6,500 per dive | Half day |
| PADI Open Water course | ₹22,000 – ₹30,000 | 3 – 4 days |
| Sea walk | ₹3,000 – ₹4,500 | 1 – 2 hours |
| Snorkeling trip | ₹1,000 – ₹2,500 | Half day |
Underwater photos and videos are usually charged separately, at around ₹1,500 to ₹2,500. For a honeymoon this is one of the few extras genuinely worth paying for — you cannot take your own camera down on a first dive, and it is the one part of the trip you will not otherwise have pictures of.
Diving is normally an add-on rather than something built into the base price. If you want an Andaman honeymoon package with scuba diving included, just say so at booking and we will price it into the itinerary and hold the slot for you.
The One Rule You Cannot Break
Never dive on the day before you fly home.
After diving, your body needs time to release absorbed nitrogen before you get on a plane. The standard guidance is a gap of at least 18 to 24 hours between your last dive and your flight. Ignoring it is genuinely risky, not just cautious advice.
In practice this is simple to plan around. We put diving on day three of a five-night trip, early in your Havelock stay. That leaves plenty of margin before the flight, and it also means if the sea is rough on one morning, there is another day to move it to.
Traveller insight: February is calm enough that cancellations are rare, but they do happen. Booking your dive early in the trip rather than on the last possible day is the difference between rescheduling it and losing it entirely.
A Romantic Scuba Experience for Valentine’s Week
If you are planning a Valentine’s Day honeymoon with scuba diving, book the dive for the morning and the candlelight dinner for that same evening. It makes for the single best day of most trips — coral in the morning, a quiet afternoon at the resort, dinner on the sand at night.
Just book both early. Valentine’s week is the busiest period of the year for dive centres as well as resorts, and the morning slots fill first.
For more on dive seasons, sites and what to expect underwater, our detailed guide to scuba diving in Andaman goes further, and the snorkeling at Elephant Beach guide covers the easier option.
Valentine’s Day in the Andamans
If you are planning a Valentine’s Day trip to Andaman, there are two things to know.
First, it is the single busiest romantic week of the year on the islands. Beachfront rooms, candlelight dinner slots and private boat trips all sell out. Second, because of that, prices around 10–18 February sit at the very top of the range.
None of that makes it a bad idea. A Valentine’s Day honeymoon package in Andaman is genuinely lovely — the resorts make an effort, the weather is perfect, and there is a nice feeling of being somewhere designed for couples. You just cannot plan it late.
Local Expert Tip: For an Andaman Valentine’s Day package, book 75 to 90 days ahead. That is roughly mid-November for a mid-February trip. Any later and you are choosing from what other couples did not take.
If your dates can move by even a week, the last week of February is calmer and slightly cheaper, with exactly the same weather.
How Many Days Do You Need?
This is the first real decision, and it shapes everything else.
| Duration | Islands Covered | Best For |
| 3 Nights / 4 Days | Port Blair + Havelock | Short leave; you will skip Neil Island |
| 4 Nights / 5 Days | Port Blair + Havelock + Neil | A good balance if time is tight |
| 5 Nights / 6 Days | All three, unhurried | The most-booked honeymoon trip — our recommendation |
| 6 Nights / 7 Days | All three + Ross or extra beach days | Couples who want to do nothing for a few days |
For a honeymoon, five nights is the sweet spot. It gives you two full nights in Havelock, a slow stretch on Neil Island, and no day spent only travelling.
Traveller insight: The most common thing couples tell us afterwards is that they wish they had added one more night. Nobody has ever told us the trip was too long. If you are choosing between a nicer hotel for four nights or a simpler hotel for six, most honeymooners are happier with six.
You can compare every option side by side on our Andaman honeymoon packages page, which covers each duration with pricing:
3 Nights 4 Days | 4 Nights 5 Days | 5 Nights 6 Days | 6 Nights 7 Days | 7 Nights 8 Days
Sample 5 Nights / 6 Days Honeymoon Itinerary for February
This is the shape most couples end up with.
Day 1 — Arrive in Port Blair Land, check in, rest. In the evening, the Cellular Jail Light and Sound Show. An easy first day after travelling.
Day 2 — Ferry to Havelock Morning ferry across. Check into your beachfront resort, then Radhanagar Beach for the afternoon and sunset. Most couples stay long after the sun goes down.
Day 3 — Elephant Beach and the water An early boat to Elephant Beach for snorkeling over coral. Scuba diving or sea walking if you want it. Afternoon free at the resort. Candlelight dinner in the evening.
Day 4 — Ferry to Neil Island A short crossing. Bharatpur and Laxmanpur beaches are close together and unhurried. This is the day the pace drops.
Day 5 — Neil Island, slowly Sunrise at Kalapathar if you can wake up for it. Otherwise, nothing scheduled. This is the day couples remember as the most relaxing of the trip.
Day 6 — Back to Port Blair and home Morning ferry, then your flight out.
Local Expert Tip: Leave Day 5 completely open. Couples who schedule something every day come home tired. The empty afternoon is the part people describe afterwards, not the sightseeing list.
What to Pack for Andaman in February
February is warm and dry, so packing is simple.
| What to Pack | Why |
| Light cotton clothes | Warm days, humid afternoons |
| One light jacket or shawl | Ferry decks and early mornings can feel cool |
| Swimwear and a quick-dry towel | You will be in the water more than you expect |
| Reef-safe sunscreen | Coral is protected; dive operators often ask for it |
| Sandals plus one pair of walking shoes | Beaches are sandy; Ross Island has uneven paths |
| Something nice for one evening | For the candlelight dinner |
| Cash | ATMs are limited outside Port Blair; Neil Island is often cash only |
Traveller insight: Buy reef-safe sunscreen before you fly. Island shops charge much more for it, and some dive centres will not take you out without it.
What an Andaman Honeymoon Costs in February
February is peak season, so prices sit at the top of the year’s range. Here is what to expect for the land portion — hotels, ferries, transfers and sightseeing, without flights.
| Duration | Approx Cost Per Person | Notes |
| 3 Nights / 4 Days | ₹16,000 – ₹24,000 | Port Blair and Havelock only |
| 4 Nights / 5 Days | ₹19,000 – ₹28,000 | Adds Neil Island |
| 5 Nights / 6 Days | ₹22,000 – ₹35,000 | The most-booked honeymoon trip |
| 6 Nights / 7 Days | ₹28,000 – ₹45,000 | Extra beach days or Ross Island |
Flights to Port Blair add roughly ₹10,000 to ₹25,000 per person return, depending on your city and how early you book. All in, most couples doing five nights in February spend somewhere between ₹75,000 and ₹1,20,000 together.
Traveller insight: One honest warning. If a quote looks much cheaper than everyone else’s, check three things — is Neil Island still in the plan, is the ferry a private cruise or the slow government boat, and is the sightseeing vehicle private or shared. Cheaper quotes almost always cut one of those three.
Package Tiers at a Glance
The same itinerary costs very different amounts depending on where you sleep. These are per-person figures for 5 nights in February.
| Tier | Per Person (5N/6D) | What You Get | Best For |
| Budget | ₹22,000 – ₹25,000 | Clean, well-located hotels; all core inclusions | Couples who will be out all day |
| Deluxe | ₹25,000 – ₹30,000 | Better rooms, some near-beach locations | A comfortable first island trip |
| Premium | ₹30,000 – ₹38,000 | Beachfront rooms and resorts on Havelock | Most honeymoon couples |
| Luxury | ₹38,000+ | The islands’ best resorts, private excursions | Couples who want no compromises |
For a honeymoon in February, we usually suggest Premium if the budget allows. The reason is simple — you spend more time at the hotel on a honeymoon than on any other kind of trip, and a beachfront room is the difference between watching the sea and walking to it.
Sample Package Inclusions
Whatever tier you choose, a complete honeymoon package should cover the same essentials.
| Inclusion | What It Actually Means |
| Hotels | Stays in Port Blair, Havelock and Neil Island, in your chosen category |
| Ferry tickets | All island crossings on private cruises, booked in advance |
| Airport transfers | Pickup and drop at Port Blair airport, timed to your flight |
| Sightseeing | Private AC vehicle — you leave when you are ready, not when a van fills |
| Breakfast | Daily breakfast at every hotel; fuller meal plans on request |
| Local assistance | A team in the Andamans you can call throughout the trip |
Honeymoon extras like a candlelight dinner, flower bed decoration or a cake can be added — just tell us at booking so we can confirm the resort can do it on your dates.
Not included: flights to Port Blair, lunch and dinner beyond your meal plan, water sports not chosen in advance, and entry fees at some protected marine areas. We would rather say that upfront than have it appear as a surprise later.
When to Book Your February Honeymoon
February fills earlier than any other month. Here is the realistic timeline.
| Travel Dates | Book By | Why |
| 1 – 9 February | 60 days ahead | Busy but slightly easier than Valentine’s week |
| 10 – 18 February | 75 – 90 days ahead | Valentine’s week — the hardest dates of the year |
| 19 – 28 February | 45 – 60 days ahead | Same weather, a little calmer and cheaper |
Two things worth knowing. Book your flight in the same week as your package — airfares to Port Blair rise faster than hotel prices as the date gets closer. And do not wait for last-minute deals. The islands have a small number of rooms, so operators never need to discount February.
Traveller insight: If your wedding date is fixed and it falls in early February, book the honeymoon before you finalise the smaller wedding details. Sounds extreme, but beachfront rooms in Havelock genuinely run out, and no amount of budget fixes that in the last month.
For a fuller month-by-month view of weather and sea conditions, our guide to the best time to visit the Andamans goes into more detail.
Why Book with AndamanTravelCare
| What We Offer | Why It Matters |
| Government licensed | A registered operator, not a middleman passing your booking along |
| Local team in the Andamans | We plan around this week’s real ferry timings and hotel availability |
| Transparent pricing | The number we quote is the number you pay, with exclusions stated upfront |
| Custom itineraries | Built around your dates and pace, not a fixed template |
| 24/7 on-ground support | Someone reachable in the islands if a ferry or plan changes |
| Reviews and recognition | AATO member with hundreds of verified Google and TripAdvisor reviews |
For February honeymoons in particular, being on the ground matters. Candlelight dinner slots, beachfront room upgrades and boat timings all get decided locally, often days before you arrive. That is not something a booking website can handle for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is February a good month for an Andaman honeymoon? Yes, it is the best month for most couples. The weather is warm and dry, the sea is calm, and the water is at its clearest for snorkeling and diving. The only downside is that it is peak season, so hotels and flights cost more and sell out early.
What is the weather like in Andaman in February? Warm and comfortable — roughly 23°C to 30°C, with very little rain and moderate humidity. Evenings are pleasant. It is one of the driest and calmest months of the year.
How much does an Andaman honeymoon package cost in February? A 5 nights 6 days honeymoon package costs around ₹22,000 to ₹35,000 per person for the land portion. Add ₹10,000 to ₹25,000 per person for return flights. Most couples spend ₹75,000 to ₹1,20,000 together for the whole trip.
How many days are enough for an Andaman honeymoon? Five nights is ideal. It gives you two nights in Havelock, one or two on Neil Island, and no day spent only travelling. Four nights works if leave is short. Three nights means skipping Neil Island.
Which island is best for a honeymoon in Andaman? Havelock Island, without much competition. It has the beachfront resorts, Radhanagar Beach, and the best snorkeling. Most couples pair two nights in Havelock with a quieter night or two on Neil Island.
Can we plan a Valentine’s Day trip to Andaman? Yes, and it is one of the loveliest weeks to be there. But it is also the busiest, so book 75 to 90 days ahead. If your dates can shift to the last week of February, you get the same weather with fewer people and slightly lower prices.
Is a candlelight dinner included in honeymoon packages? It is usually an add-on rather than a default inclusion. Tell us at the time of booking and we will confirm the resort can arrange it on your dates — around Valentine’s week these slots go quickly.
Do we need a passport to visit the Andaman Islands? No. The Andamans are part of India, so it is a domestic flight. A government photo ID is enough for Indian citizens, and no permit is needed for Port Blair, Havelock or Neil Island.
Is scuba diving safe for beginners on a honeymoon? Yes. A beginner dive needs no certificate and no experience, and an instructor stays with you throughout. You go to about 6 to 12 metres for 20 to 30 minutes. Just do not schedule it for the day before you fly home — you need a gap of about 18 to 24 hours between diving and flying.
How much does scuba diving cost in Andaman? A beginner Discover Scuba Dive costs around ₹3,500 to ₹6,000 per person. Certified fun dives run ₹4,000 to ₹6,500 per dive, and a full PADI Open Water course is ₹22,000 to ₹30,000 over three to four days. Underwater photos are usually an extra ₹1,500 to ₹2,500.
Where is the best place for scuba diving in Andaman? Havelock Island. It has the most established dive schools and the best beginner sites — Nemo Reef, The Aquarium and Lighthouse are all shallow and calm. North Bay Island near Port Blair is a good option if you are short on time.
Can we add scuba diving to our honeymoon package? Yes. Diving is normally an add-on rather than part of the base price, so tell us at booking and we will price it in and hold the slot. In February, and especially around Valentine’s week, morning dive slots fill early.
What should we wear in Andaman in February? Light cotton clothes, swimwear, sandals and one pair of walking shoes. Carry a light jacket or shawl for ferry decks and early mornings, and something nicer for one evening if you are planning a candlelight dinner.
The Short Version
An Andaman honeymoon in February works because everything lines up — warm dry weather, calm clear sea, and islands that are quiet even in peak season.
Give the trip five nights if you can. Spend most of them on Havelock, with a slow finish on Neil Island. Book 60 days ahead for most of February, and 75 to 90 days if you want Valentine’s week. Put your budget into a beachfront room rather than extra sightseeing. And leave at least one day with nothing planned at all.
Get those right, and the rest takes care of itself.
Once your dates are settled, it is worth comparing the full range of Andaman honeymoon packages side by side — every duration from three nights to eight, across budget, deluxe, premium and luxury categories, so you can see exactly what a beachfront room or an extra night actually costs. If you are travelling with family before or after the wedding, the Andaman family packages are built quite differently, with calmer beaches and fewer hotel changes. And for a broader look at every itinerary we run, the main Andaman tour packages page brings all the options together in one place.
About the Author
Fawziya
Co-Founder, AndamanTravelCare
AATO Member | Government Licensed Tour Operator | Based in Port Blair
Fawziya has spent years planning Andaman holidays for travellers from across India, and February is the busiest month in her calendar. Most of what is in this guide comes from that — which resorts actually put a candlelight dinner on the sand rather than on a terrace, how early Valentine’s week beachfront rooms disappear, why a dive belongs on day three and never on day five, and the small timing decisions that decide whether a honeymoon feels relaxed or rushed.
Her team works from Port Blair rather than the mainland, which means itineraries are built around the ferry schedule and hotel availability of that particular week, not a template written months earlier. AndamanTravelCare is a government-licensed operator and an AATO member, with hundreds of verified traveller reviews on Google and TripAdvisor.
Prices, timings and seasonal details in this guide were accurate at the time of publication. Ferry schedules, dive centre rates and hotel availability change through the season, so we confirm all of them against live availability before sending any quote.
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