A must for adventure lovers and thrill seekers, parasailing is an exhilarating experience. In this, one is  tied behind a motorboat while being harnessed in a parachute, and then  he/she is flown like a bird as the boat moves forward.

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands offer some of the best opportunities for fishing and angling, especially around the the coasts of Havelock Island. One can even find fish exceeding 3 m in length here. Some of the popular fish that have been caught here include black marlin, blue marlin, dorado and dogtooth tuna. Apart from that, the fishing community has a catch-and-release policy that helps preserve the aquatic fauna while letting visitors test their fishing skills.

Scuba diving is the greatest action on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The best months for diving are from December to April. One can enjoy the underwater marine life and view the rarest of corals by snorkelling and scuba diving at North Bay, Carbyn's Cove, Chidiya tapu, Havelock, Jolly Buoy, Redskin Island and Ross and Smith islands. The coastal belt surrounding these islands is the abode of one of the richest coral reef ecosystems in the world and most of this area is still untouched by human activity. Many of the islands are surrounded by reef fringes, often several hundred meters wide and are separated from the shore by a lagoon of even width. Cinque Island is one of the best diving sites in the islands, with its clear emerald waters providing a visibility of up to 80 ft. The deep dive offers views of a variety of marine life, including black coral, and is ideal for the experienced diver. For others, there are trainers who can help you get the hang of the sport.

Sea plane rides from Port Blair to Havelock Island are an exciting and thrilling experience that take about 25 minutes.  Flying and sailing through the waters at the same time can make for an exhilarating time and is a must-try on your visit to these islands.

Trekkers will love the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The trek from Mount Harriet to Madhuban is a gorgeous route where exotic flora and fauna of the land can be seen. Tourists can also go trekking through the evergreen forests from Bambooflat to Mount Harriet.