You Don’t Have To Be A Pro In Swimming To Learn Scuba Diving Course In The Andamans!

FAQs

• What is a scuba diving course?

  The Scuba diving course enables you to dive underwater to 30 meters using SCUBA equipment. As we all know that 70% of our planet is covered with oceanic waters and the scuba diving course lets you explore the underwater marine diversity. After all scuba diving is an amazing experience.

• What are the prerequisites for taking a scuba diving course?

  The participant should know how to swim, and be able to swim 200 meters. It doesn’t matter which swimming style you use and how long you take.

• How long does a scuba diving course typically take?

  A basic scuba diving course takes 2 to 5 days. The SSI open water diver course takes 4 to 5 days, while the SSI scuba diver course takes only 2 days.

  Note:- SSI scuba diver course is halfway to SSI open water diver.

• What will I learn in a basic scuba diving course?

  You will learn to stay underwater comfortably, Manage your scuba diving equipment, gain knowledge on underwater marine life, how increased pressure underwater affects your body, and so on.

• How much does a scuba diving course cost?

  SSI scuba diver course costs 16000 INR + 18% GST

  SSI open water diver course costs 29000 INR + 18% GST

  SSI advanced adventure diver course costs 26000 INR + 18% GST

• Are scuba diving courses suitable for all ages?

  scuba diving courses are suitable for an age group of 12 years to 50 years if they are mentally and physically fit to dive. Please download the medical questionaries form here.

• Can I take a scuba diving course if I have a medical condition?

  You can take a scuba diving course if you don’t have a medical condition such as a heart-related problem, a respiratory-related problem, a blood pressure-related problem, asthma, depression, and any type of surgery within 6 months. Please download the medical questionaries form here.

• How deep can I dive after completing a scuba diving course?

  After completing the SSI scuba diver course, you can dive to 12 meters under the direct supervision of an instructor.

  After completing the SSI open water diver course, you can dive to 18 meters with a buddy, who is also a certified open water diver.

  After completing the SSI advanced adventurer diver course, you can dive to 30 meters with a buddy, who is also a certified advanced adventurer diver or higher qualified.

• Can I dive alone after completing a scuba diving course?

  The best scuba diving practice recommendation is always to dive with a buddy. Yes, You can dive alone but that is not 100% safe for you.

• Is scuba diving certification recognized worldwide?

  There are multiple brands such as SSI ( Scuba School International ), PADI ( Professional Association of Dive Instructors ). Yes, Scuba diving certifications are recognized worldwide. 

• If I wear glasses or contact lenses, can I take a scuba diving course?

  Yes you can, We have scuba diving masks perfectly fitted with prescription lenses such as -2, -3, -4, -5, -6, -7.

• What are the risks associated with scuba diving?

  Well, We do not consider marine animals can harm us. But unplanned scuba dives, aggressive behavior toward marine animals, and not practicing safe diving standards can lead you to immense dangerous conditions. 

  Remember SAFETY FIRST PROTECTION MUST. PLAN YOUR DIVE-DIVE YOUR PLAN.

• How do I maintain my scuba diving certification?

  Once you get certified, The SSI certification remains for a lifetime. However, if you don’t scuba dive for six months in a row, you should opt for a scuba skill update program at your nearest SSI scuba diving center.