Frequently Asked Questions

In the PADI Project Aware course, you will learn about the various threats facing the marine environment and the role of divers in protecting it. You will also learn about the different types of marine life and how to identify them. The course will also cover the techniques used in underwater cleanups and how to report marine debris.

Answer: The depth of this popular scuba dive site ranges from 39 feet to 62 feet.

Answer: It doesn’t matter where you get your certification from, you will be recognised internationally once you get the certification. So, even if you pursue your rescue diver course in the Andamans, you can use the certificate to dive anywhere in the world.

The cost of the PADI Project Aware course may vary depending on the dive center and the specific requirements of the course. However, in India, the course typically costs around INR 6,000 to INR 10,000.

Answer: Yes, this diving site is suitable for all. An incredible dive site for all levels of scuba divers, K-Rock is a huge volcanic rock over a sandy bottom having varied depths.

Answer: The PADI skin diver course is a short introductory course that focuses on the basic skills and safety procedures needed to enjoy skin diving. Skin diving is a form of underwater diving that involves swimming on the surface of the water while holding your breath. It is typically done with minimal equipment such as a mask, snorkel, fins, and a wetsuit. Skin diving lets you explore the underwater world without the need for scuba equipment, making it a popular recreational activity. Upon completion of the skin diver course, you will receive a PADI Skin Diver certification, which will allow you to skin dive in areas within your skill level and without the need for scuba equipment.

Answer: This dive site rarely has any current and thus, it is perfect for underwater navigation courses. There are many crevices, small overhangs, and small boulder formations for you to explore.

Answer: The skin diver course is for beginners. So, you don’t need any prior experience to pursue the course. Anyone who is comfortable in the water and can swim can enrol in the course. Swimming is mandatory as skin diving involves swimming and floating on the surface of the water while wearing a mask, fins, and snorkel. It is important to be comfortable in the water and be able to swim to enjoy skin diving.

The PADI Project Aware course is offered by many dive centers across India. Some of the popular destinations for the course include Goa, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, and Pondicherry.

Answer: You can spot different types of snappers, sweetlips, soldierfish, and butterflyfish on this rock. The aquatic life here is different from Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep).