Frequently Asked Questions

The PADI Master Instructor Course is not a stand-alone program. It requires a minimum of 150 PADI certifications, five PADI specialties, and has been a PADI instructor for at least two years. Therefore, the duration of the course can vary depending on how long it takes the participant to accumulate the necessary qualifications.

The PADI Underwater Navigator Course is a certification course designed to teach divers the skills and knowledge needed to navigate underwater with confidence. During the course, students will learn how to use a compass, natural navigation techniques, and other tools to navigate underwater safely and accurately.

Yes, Port Blair, the capital city of Andaman Island, is known to have many great scuba diving spots. The best part about scuba diving in Port Blair is that you do not need to pay any extra transportation costs for boats and vehicles because they are right by the city. The marine life in the diving spots in Port Blair is also very rich. You’ll be able to experience the beauty of coral reefs near some of the diving spots. If you are planning to scuba dive on Andaman Island but do not want to go too far away from the city then Port Blair is a good option.

Answer: Yes, you can take a course in scuba diving on Andaman Island if you wear contact lenses or glasses.

To enroll in the PADI Master Instructor Course, participants must meet the following prerequisites: be certified as a PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor for at least two years, have issued at least 150 PADI certifications, including certifications in at least five PADI specialties, be a current Emergency First Response Instructor, have a clean diving record, and be in good standing with PADI.

The PADI Underwater Navigator Course is open to anyone who is at least 10 years old and has a PADI Open Water Diver certification or equivalent.

Port Blair is one of the best places for scuba diving in the Andaman Islands. It boasts a rich and varied marine life including massive coral reefs. Carbyn’s Cove beach is the most popular site for scuba diving in Port Blair, but if you want to experience the majestic beauty of the corals, you should visit Snake Island. There are two diving spots at the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, one in Wandoor and one in Jolly Buoy. Both of them are known to be great diving spots. Corruption Rock and Rutland Island are other great places in Port Blair where you can go scuba diving.

Answer: If you have not ever tried scuba diving and are still wondering why you should at least once try it in your life, we have the answer to your question. First of all, the underwater world is probably as close to the outer world as one can get. Diving underwater is like being in a completely different world. You will get to see the marine world - a life that is above your imagination. Besides, the earth is majorly water. So if you actually start exploring the underwater world, you will have so many more places to explore than somebody who travels on land only.

And as a traveler, if your budget is the main concern, let us tell you, the best part about scuba diving in India is that it is quite reasonable. Besides, you can probably even opt for a shoot at an affordable price to keep your memories with you. Not to mention, you always have the choice to share your scuba diving video on YouTube or Instagram and brag about that amazing water sports experience you gained.

The PADI Master Instructor Course is offered by several PADI dive centers and resorts in India. These centers are located in popular diving destinations such as the Andaman Islands, Lakshadweep, Goa, and Pondicherry. You can visit the PADI website to find a list of PADI dive centers and resorts in India.

There are several PADI dive centers and resorts in India that offer the PADI Underwater Navigator Course. Some popular locations include the Andaman Islands, Goa, and Pondicherry.