Now, this diving experience has become pretty famous in both Havelock and Neil Island. Boat Diving is only done at Havelock and Neil Island by only a handful of Diving institutes that are good and have the experience. This diving experience can again be done by both beginners who have little swimming experience and non-swimmers as well. In this diving experience, you are first given a brief training to get a know-how of the equipment. Post this you are taken on a boat to the diving site from where you backflip. Though this diving is a little costly, however, it is a real value for money.

Those who have already done basic diving might want to look forward to opportunities where they can explore more diving sites across the globe. In such cases, you need to have a diving certificate from institutions that are recognized by PADI. Andaman islands are pretty famous for diving courses and even advanced diving courses. These courses are a combination of both theoretical and practical classes. People who are looking to build a career around diving should take these courses in Andaman.

Once you have successfully completed the Open Water Course and have attained the certificate then you will be eligible to explore dive sites that are only open to certified divers. With this option, you can go deep-sea diving. When you get your certificate you are eligible to deep-sea dive at any part of India. You may also take up advanced courses from dive institutes to build a career around Scuba Diving. Andaman Islands is a great place to learn and explore diving. Many have been certified in the Andaman Islands and are diving across the globe.

Those who are looking for more advanced experience can indulge in the Advanced Open water course in the Andamans which gives you a certificate to dive freely up to a depth of 30 Metres. You can continue this course further indulge in Emergency First Responder and Later doing a Padi Rescue Diver course before you become a Dive Master. A Dive Master is certified to assist any new diver when they dive into open water or when they are doing shore diving.

Note: Scuba diving is not something that we encourage for people who have conditions such as high or low hypertension, pregnant women, heart patients, or anybody else who is following the advice of their regular doctor. Before going scuba diving, you might want to consult with your primary care physician.