Boat Diving in Havelock Island

Boat Diving in Havelock Island

There are various types of diving to explore the underwater world, such as Premium Scuba Diving, Shore Diving, and Boat Diving in Havelock Island. Each of these diving experiences differs in terms of duration, exploration, and overall experience. Boat diving is quite different from shore and premium diving. It is conducted under the supervision of professionally certified individuals who assist you throughout the dive. The best destination for scuba diving at Havelock Island.
Underwater, you get to see colorful corals and vibrant fish. Before the dive, the Divemaster gives instructions and signs in the water, including the equipment and necessary actions for the dive. The well-trained professional goes underwater with you and assists you with every step. You can breathe underwater comfortably using the scuba gear. All of this happens under the close supervision of the Divemaster, allowing you to enjoy the underwater experience safely and comfortably.

Scuba diving is also conducted at Neil Island, but only boat diving is available there, and it takes place at Bharatpur Beach.

Location
Scuba diving in Havelock Island is conducted at two locations -Turtle Beach and Tribe Gate. From here, a Divemaster will accompany you throughout the dive.

Turtle Beach -

Premium Scuba Diving from Govind Nagar Beach lasts around 4 hours, including a 30–45 minute briefing, a 30–45 minute boat ride, up to 2 hours underwater, and time for gear prep and wrap-up. Ideal for a deep, immersive dive experience. (7500/- per person)

Tribe Gate -

Boat Scuba Diving from Nemo Reef includes a 20–30 min training session, a 15 min speedboat ride to the dive site, and 30–45 min underwater. Including gear handling and briefing, the total time is around 2–3 hours. (6000/- Per person)

Red Pillar -

Shore diving from Nemo Reef takes around 1.5 to 2 hours, including 20–30 minutes of training, 10–15 minutes for gear prep, 25–40 minutes underwater dive, and 15–20 min for post-dive wrap-up. (4000/- per person)

The minimum age required is 12 years, while the maximum age depends on the physical fitness and overall health of the guest wishing to participate.

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Inclusions in the Dive:

Photos and video
Dive suit and oxygen tank
Divemaster escort
Changing room
Diving equipment

Special diving courses are also available in the Andaman Islands. If you are interested, you can even pursue it as a profession. These courses are conducted by certified instructors, and upon successful completion, you will receive internationally recognized certifications

This is an open water diving course that includes certification, theory classes, and practical training conducted in open water. The course duration is typically 3 to 4 days.

PADI Course
PADI Advanced Open Water Diver
Rescue Diver
Divemaster Course

Benefits of Getting Certified:
You can dive anywhere, rent scuba gear, and join advanced trips. Learn essential skills for underwater safety and exploration.

FAQs

1. Will we get wet while performing the activity?
   Yes, since scuba diving is a water-based activity, you will get wet.
   
2. Is scuba diving safe?
   Yes, scuba diving is very safe when conducted under the supervision of certified Divemasters. All safety protocols are followed, and participants receive proper guidance.
   
3. Will people who wear prescription glasses be able to see underwater?
   Yes, people with prescription glasses can see underwater using specially designed masks with prescription lenses, or they can wear contact lenses if comfortable.
   
4. Is it necessary to pre-book the activity?
   Yes, it is highly recommended to pre-book the activity to ensure availability and avoid last-minute hassles.
   
5. Is swimming required for scuba diving?
   No, swimming is not required. Each diver is accompanied by a Divemaster who assists throughout the experience.
   
6. Are there any medical restrictions for scuba diving?
   Yes, participants must fill out a medical declaration form. People with ear infections, heart issues, or who are pregnant should not dive.
   
7. What is the minimum age requirement for scuba diving?
   The minimum age is 12 years. There is no strict upper age limit, but participants must be physically fit.
   
8. How long do we stay underwater during the dive?
   Depending on the type of dive, you stay underwater for approximately 20 to 120 minutes.
   
9. Can we get underwater photos and videos?
   Yes, professional photos and short video clips are included and will be shared with you after the dive.
   
10. Is scuba diving suitable for first-time participants?
    Yes, Scuba diving is beginner-friendly and is conducted with full training and supervision for first-time divers.
    

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