The Underwater Sea Walk at North Bay offers a simple and exciting way to experience the marine world without learning scuba diving. Participants wear a specially designed helmet that supplies air from the surface, allowing them to breathe normally while walking on a designated section of the seabed.
Before the activity, the operating team provides a briefing on breathing, communication signals, movement and safety procedures. Trained underwater guides accompany participants throughout the sea walk and assist them while entering, walking underwater and returning to the surface. The experience may provide views of reef fish, coral formations and the surrounding underwater environment, depending on visibility and sea conditions.
The approximate underwater activity duration is 30 minutes. The total time required can be longer because of registration, boat movement, briefing, equipment fitting, waiting and return arrangements. The exact schedule depends on weather, tide, sea conditions, operator availability and government instructions.
Swimming ability is generally not required, but participants must be comfortable entering the sea and following instructions. Age, height, weight and medical restrictions may apply. People with certain heart, respiratory, ear or other medical conditions, recent surgery or pregnancy may not be permitted. Final participation approval rests with the operator and safety team. Boat transfers, photographs, videos, entry fees and other services are included only when clearly mentioned in the selected booking option.
