Frequently Asked Questions

Answer: A vacation in the Andamans promises to be a lot of fun. Surrounded by water everywhere, there’s no limit to the water sport activities that you can enjoy in the various islands. Scuba diving is, of course, the king of all water activities, but if you want to explore what else the islands have to offer try snorkelling and sea walking. Both are fun-filled and exciting water activities that gives you access to the underwater world. You can also try Jet skiing and Parasailing, if what you need is a lot of speed.

Answer: The cost of doing a freediving course may start at INR 10,000. The cost will vary depending on the number of dives you want to take, the level of course, and also any additional skills you want to learn. It can go upwards INR 30,000 as well.

Yes, there is a multiple-choice written exam for the PADI Shore Diver Course. This exam covers the theory of scuba diving that was taught in the classroom portion of the course.

Yes, these programs are suitable for senior citizens when therapies are adjusted carefully. Sessions are shorter, rest periods are longer, and digestion is monitored closely. Strong detox methods are introduced only when tolerance is clear.

Answer: The Andaman Islands are synonymous with beaches. There are so many beaches to explore in the Union Territory, that you’ll not be able to cover all of them, or just a few of them, in just one visit. The most famous beaches are the Radhanagar beach and the Elephant beach. Radhanagar is one of the best beaches in Asia and known for its eco-friendly environment. You can also kayak deep into the watery mangrove alleys of Havelock and explore the rich biodiversity of the Andamans at the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park.

Answer: The PADI advanced rebreather diver course is an advanced-level course designed for certified rebreather divers who wish to expand their knowledge and skills in using rebreathers. The course covers a wide range of topics including rebreather setup, maintenance, and advanced diving techniques. The course is designed to enhance the safety and efficiency of divers using rebreathers and enable them to dive deeper and longer than traditional open-circuit divers.

The minimum age requirement for the PADI Shore Diver Course is 10 years old. Participants under the age of 18 will need the consent of a parent or guardian to participate in the course.

The daily routine remains fixed and predictable during treatment. Days usually follow early wake-up, scheduled meals, therapy sessions, light movement, and extended rest. Consistency in timing supports digestion and improves treatment response.

Answer: Lighthouse is a world-famous diving spot in the Andaman Islands that attracts scuba diving lovers from all over the world. The diving spot, not very far from the jetty, is a coral reef that circles a small lighthouse. Because of its shallow depth, this diving spot is best for people who want to take their first dive. Even if you do not know how to swim, you can dive at Lighthouse.

Answer: A rebreather is a type of scuba diving equipment that recycles exhaled air, allowing a diver to reuse the gas mixture for breathing. Instead of releasing exhaled air into the environment, a rebreather system filters out the carbon dioxide and adds fresh oxygen and/or other gases to create a breathing mixture that can be recycled. This recycling process makes a rebreather system more efficient in terms of gas usage and can also make diving quieter, as there are no bubbles released from the exhaled air.