PADI Bubblemaker Program

This PADI program is for children, who are at least 8 years old. Kids can have the experience of scuba diving under the direct supervision of a PADI pro. You will be breathing underwater in waters shallower than 2 meters (6 feet). 

Description

As evident from the name, kids blow bubbles by scuba diving while taking the Bubblemaker program. Kids 8 years or older can use scuba gear to breathe under the water and swim around in shallow water. You can throw a memorable, exciting Bubblemaker event with friends and family to celebrate your kid’s birthday party, etc. Contact a PADI dive shop for the arrangements.

Kids must be at least 8 years old for this course. They should be comfortable in the water. However, no prior experience is required. Parental approval is necessary. 

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Academics

While taking Bubblemaker Program, kids will:

  • Have lots of fun.
  • Learn about and use scuba diving equipment specially made for children.
  • Experience scuba diving under the direct care and supervision of a PADI Pro.
  • Take their first breaths underwater in water shallower than 2 metres/6 feet.

Equipment

The Bubblemaker Program includes the following:

  • Participants get a basic introduction to how to use scuba gear
  • How to clear a regulator and mask
  • An overview of breathing do's and don'ts

Getting started

To have this memorable experience, all you need to do is contact a PADI diver centre and schedule a Bubblemaker program or organize a Bubblemaker party. The Bubblemaker Crew-Pak contains mementoes of the experience. It is full of fun surprises such including the following:

  • A kid-sized beach towel
  • Logbook
  • Certificate
  • Temporary tattoo
  • Decal 
  • Bubblemaker water toy

Scuba gear to be used

With the help of scuba diving equipment, you can visit the marine world by making it possible to breathe under the water, see, and move comfortably. The gear makes you somewhat of an aquatic being (if only for a little while) as you are a land-dweller. You can see everything clearly with your mask. A scuba regulator and tank provide the air you need. For efficient swimming, you will need fins. A wetsuit will keep you warm. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced diver, you are going to need all these. When choosing scuba gear, the three most important considerations are fit, comfort, and suitability. You will find a wide variety at the PADI dive shop. Its staff will give you more information and assistance in finding the perfect diving equipment for you.

Scuba diving in the Andaman Islands

Andaman Island, the untouched Indian union territory, is a storehouse of adventure sports for adrenaline junkies from all over the world. Especially famous for scuba diving, the island is popular for offering such activities that can be enjoyed by swimmers as well as non-swimmers. Its islands are famous among adventure seekers owing to the diversity of water sports one can experience here. Having a multitude of activities available for one and all, no one can get bored on this little piece of paradise.

Andaman Island has a number of scuba diving centres from where you can get your PADI certification (basic and advanced levels). But to go for your first fun dive, you don’t need any kind of certification. If you don’t know swimming, even then it is absolutely fine. So what are you waiting for? The miraculous natural marine life under the enchanting waters of the island is waiting for you. Scuba diving is the best water activity in the world, and doing it for the first time in Havelock Island would be an experience of a lifetime for you. Whether you are a swimmer or a non-swimmer, this activity is an excellent option for you. To enjoy it to the fullest, always listen to your instructor and follow his instructions.

Now known as Swaraj Dweep, Havelock Island is the most beautiful gem of the Indian union territory- Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It is the most popular island among travellers and is located nearly 70 kilometers from Port Blair, the capital city. The island is known for its white sandy beaches, azure waters, and the best diving spots in Asia. Havelock Island is like a wonderland for all age groups. Here you can laze around on its stunning beaches, explore its serene and dense mangroves, swim around colorful corals while scuba diving, and trek across the wild jungle trails. Havelock Island offers more than what you can imagine!

Things to carry for scuba diving

  • Towel
  • Water bottle
  • Extra set of clothes
  • Personal medicine kit, if needed

Factors that influence diving

There are more than 40 places to dive in the Andaman Islands. Various factors that influence the perfect diving experience are mentioned below:

  • Safety
  • Weather
  • Water depth
  • Water current
  • Fish population
  • Clarity of water
  • Population of corals

You will be amazed by the undiscovered underwater life that will unfold before your eyes. You will be completely comfortable and safe as expert divemasters will accompany you at all times. And if you want to cherish these awe-inspiring memories for life long, then don’t forget to take a picture or two while you are surrounded by fishes.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q. 1 : Can children with disabilities participate in the PADI Bubblemaker Program?
    Yes, children with disabilities can participate in the PADI Bubblemaker program. PADI-certified instructors are trained to work with divers with disabilities and can provide adaptive techniques and equipment to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
  • Q. 2 : What is the difference between the PADI Bubblemaker and Discover Scuba Diving programs?
    The PADI Bubblemaker program is designed specifically for children aged eight and above, while the Discover Scuba Diving program is designed for adults and children aged ten and above. The Bubblemaker program includes a brief training session and a pool dive, while the Discover Scuba Diving program includes a more comprehensive training session and an open water dive.
  • Q. 3 : Is the PADI Bubblemaker program available year-round in India?
    The availability of the PADI Bubblemaker program may vary depending on the dive center and location. However, it is generally available year-round in popular diving destinations such as Goa, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, and Kerala.
  • Q. 4 : What should parents do if their child is nervous or hesitant about scuba diving?
    If your child is nervous or hesitant about scuba diving, it is crucial to be patient and understanding. You can talk to them about their concerns and answer any questions they may have. It may also be helpful to watch videos or read books about scuba diving together to help them feel more comfortable. Ultimately, it is up to your child whether they want to participate in the program, and you should respect their decision.
  • Q. 5 : What safety precautions are taken during the PADI Bubblemaker program?
    PADI-certified instructors are trained to ensure the safety of participants during the Bubblemaker program. They provide a comprehensive briefing on safety procedures and protocols and closely supervise participants throughout the training and dive. Participants are also required to wear proper scuba gear and follow all safety guidelines.
  • Q. 6 : Can children with asthma participate in the PADI Bubblemaker program?
    Children with asthma may be able to participate in the PADI Bubblemaker program, but it is essential to consult with a physician beforehand. Scuba diving tends to stress the respiratory system, and children with asthma may be at a higher risk of complications. Thus, the instructor may also require a medical clearance form before allowing a child with asthma to participate.
  • Q. 7 : What is the PADI Bubblemaker Program?
    The PADI Bubblemaker program is a scuba diving experience designed for children aged 8 and above. It is an introductory scuba diving course that allows children to experience the underwater world in a safe and controlled environment. The program is conducted by PADI-certified instructors and includes a brief training session and a pool dive.
  • Q. 8 : Can my child participate in the PADI Bubblemaker Program?
    Yes, children aged eight and above can participate in the PADI Bubblemaker program. However, they must be comfortable in the water and have basic swimming skills.
  • Q. 9 : Do children need any prior scuba diving experience to participate in the PADI Bubblemaker Program?
    No, children do not need any prior scuba diving experience to participate in the PADI Bubblemaker program. However, they must have basic swimming skills and be comfortable in the water.
  • Q. 10 : What is the duration of the PADI Bubblemaker Program?
    The PADI Bubblemaker program typically lasts for about 2-3 hours, including a brief training session and a pool dive.
  • Q. 11 : Is the PADI Bubblemaker Program safe for children?
    Yes, the PADI Bubblemaker program is designed to be safe for children. It is conducted in a controlled environment by PADI-certified instructors who are trained to work with children. The program is created to be fun and exciting, while also ensuring the safety of the participants.
  • Q. 12 : What equipment will my child need for the PADI Bubblemaker Program?
    Your child will be provided with all the necessary scuba diving equipment for the PADI Bubblemaker program. These include a mask, fins, a buoyancy control device (BCD), a regulator, and a tank.
  • Q. 13 : Where can my child participate in the PADI Bubblemaker Program in India?
    The PADI Bubblemaker program is offered by many PADI-certified dive centers in India. Some popular locations for the program include Goa, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, and Kerala.
  • Q. 14 : What is the cost of the PADI Bubblemaker Program in India?
    The cost of the PADI Bubblemaker program in India can vary depending on the location and dive center. However, it typically ranges from INR 5,000 to INR 8,000.
  • Q. 15 : Can my child participate in other scuba diving programs after completing the PADI Bubblemaker Program?
    Yes, children who have completed the PADI Bubblemaker program can participate in other PADI scuba diving courses. However, they must meet the age and skill requirements for the course.
  • Q. 16 : Can I accompany my child during the PADI Bubblemaker Program?
    Parents/Guardians are usually allowed to accompany their children during the PADI Bubblemaker program. However, this may vary depending on the dive center and instructor.
  • Q. 17 : What is the maximum depth for the PADI Bubblemaker Program?
    The maximum depth for the PADI Bubblemaker program is 2 meters (6 feet). This is to ensure the safety of the children and provide a comfortable learning experience.
  • Q. 18 : How can I prepare my child for the PADI Bubblemaker Program?
    You can prepare your child for the PADI Bubblemaker program by encouraging them to practice basic swimming skills and become comfortable in the water. It can also be helpful to talk to your child about scuba diving and explain what they can expect during the program. Additionally, you can ensure that your child has a proper swimsuit and any necessary personal items such as a towel, sunscreen, and water bottle.
  • Q. 19 : What are the benefits of the PADI Bubblemaker Program for children?
    The PADI Bubblemaker program can provide a number of benefits for children. It can help to build confidence, develop a love for water and marine life, and promote an appreciation for the environment. It can also be a fun and exciting experience that creates lasting memories.


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