Frequently Asked Questions

The PADI Open Water Diver certification does not expire. However, it is recommended to refresh diving skills every 6-12 months to maintain knowledge and confidence.

The PADI Advanced Rebreather Diver Course will enhance your rebreather diving skills, increase your knowledge of advanced rebreather diving techniques, and teach you how to plan and execute decompression dives safely. Additionally, completing the course will qualify you for more profound and longer rebreather dives.

Yes, there are a variety of advanced and specialty courses available to further improve your underwater photography skills, including the PADI Underwater Videographer course and the PADI Advanced Underwater Photographer course.

Jackson’s Bar is one of the must-see diving spots at Havelock Island. Most divers who come to Havelock, make sure that they dive at Jackson’s bar along with Johnny’s Bar and even Dixon’s Pinnacles and the Wall. However, given its depth and strong currents, it is not suitable for beginners and, especially, people who do not know how to swim. However, if you have advanced-level scuba certification, Jackson’s Bar is a challenge you’ll love to take.

Whether individuals with medical conditions or disabilities can take the PADI Open Water Diver course depends on the nature and severity of their condition. They should consult with their physician and the course instructor to determine if adaptations can be made to accommodate them.

Yes, after completing the PADI Advanced Rebreather Diver Course, you can rent rebreather equipment from certified dive centers or shops. However, you must provide proof of your certification and experience before renting any equipment.

There is no specific maximum depth limit for the PADI Digital Underwater Photographer course, but it is important to follow safe diving practices and stay within your certification level and personal comfort level.

Jackson’s Bar is one of the most sought-after diving spots on Havelock Island. The diving spot is very famous among diving enthusiasts from across the world and is considered a part of the holy trinity of diving sites that also include Johnny’s Gorge and Dixon’s Pinnacles. The dive at Jackson’s Bar is deep and the current is strong at times making for a more challenging dive. However, it is this challenge that attracts divers from across the world to Jackson’s Bar. But the result of undertaking the challenge is awesome. The reef underwater is flat and rocky and forms the shape of a shelf. But the fantastic part is that reef beautifully slides down to a sandy area that is 30 metres deep under the sea.

It depends on the insurance policy. Some policies cover scuba diving activities, while others do not. It is advisable to check with the insurance provider to see if the course and related activities are covered. Additionally, many dive centers and instructors may require dive insurance before participating in any dive activities.

If you have a medical condition that affects your ability to dive safely, you may not be eligible for the PADI Advanced Rebreather Diver Course. Before enrolling in the course, you must complete a medical questionnaire and obtain medical clearance from a physician.