Bomb Bay

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.

This location got its name from the fact that the Indian Navy kept and occasionally keeps using this rock for target practice. Despite this, there is very little visible environmental damage here. The depth is a bit greater here (18-25 m) and it drops rapidly.

Nursery is one of Netrani Island’s most frequented dive sites. This location is perfect for any experience and certification level from Try Divers to professionals.

Pebble Beach is a favorite dive site at Netrani Island due to the usually good visibility and the great marine life. You can even spend the whole diving day here, you will never get bored.

It is the wreck of a Bulk Carrier thats lying upright on the bottom. The Deck starts at a depth of 28 Meters while the top of the mast is at 14 Meters. One of the few exclusive Dive sites for serious certified divers. Can have strong currents, some entanglement hazard from nets and fishing line.

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.

A line of rocks going from east to west with a small wall from the surface to 12 meters depth max on the south side. The north side is a gentle slope strewn with big boulders from the surface to about 8 meters. This site is prone to currents going north to south or south to north.

Steel hulled steamship. Depth range 15 to 19 m. Explore the bow with anchors, boilers, pistons and propeller shaft on the mid section, and the stern section with the propeller and steering gear.

This dive site is toward the island from Suzy’s Wreck. It is a rocky reef with encrusting coral. Depth 8 to 12 m. Ideal sheltered site with sandy bottom for courses and intro dives.

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.