Frequently Asked Questions

To take the PADI Digital Underwater Photographer course, you will need your own underwater digital camera and housing. It is also recommended that you have a computer with photo editing software and access to the Internet.

Scuba diving requires you to have strong respiratory abilities as you need to control your breathing under the water. You’d, of course, be wearing an oxygen mask, but you’d need to regulate the oxygen flow from the mask frequently. As such if you have a weak respiratory system, it may be difficult for you to scuba dive. It would be best to first consult your doctor to understand if you can, in fact, dive. You should also consult a doctor if you have any heart-related problems.

Answer: The answer to the question is dependent on the kind of medical condition you have and the extent to which it affects your driving abilities. Prior to taking a scuba diving course, including PADI Advanced Open Water Course, you will be required to fill out a medical questionnaire and obtain clearance from a physician if required. While some medical conditions need additional accommodation or precautions, others may prevent you from performing the sport. Remember, never lie about your medical condition just for the sake of doing the course - it can turn out to be extremely risky and has the potential to harm you. Always be honest about the same and discuss all your concerns with your PADI instructor and your doctor before you participate in the course.

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.

The PADI Digital Underwater Photographer course covers a range of topics, including underwater photography equipment, composition and framing, lighting and exposure, and photo editing.

There are many diving sites around Havelock Island. Some of the most famous are Lighthouse, Aquarium, the Wall, the Slope, Jackson’s Bar, White House Rock, Turtle Bay, etc. Nemo reef near Govindnagar beach is also very popular among scuba divers.

Answer: Once you are done with the PADI Advanced Open Water Course, you will get the PADI Advanced Open Water Course certification. It will enable you to take a plunge to the highest depth of 100 feet or 30 meters with a certified companion. The same is recognized across the globe and can be utilized for partaking in additional advanced diving courses as well as exploring novel diving destinations and sites.

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.

The course is typically structured as a combination of classroom sessions, pool sessions, and open-water dives. During the classroom sessions, you will learn about the theory of underwater photography, while the pool sessions provide an opportunity to practice using your camera and adjusting settings. The open-water dives allow you to apply what you have learned and take photos in a real-world diving environment.

Answer: The following courses and water activities are available for non-swimmers in the Andaman Islands:

• PADI Discover Scuba Diving Program (Boat) in Havelock Island
• Pool DSD Confined Practice in Havelock Island
• PADI Discover Scuba Diving Program (Shore) in Havelock Island
• Guided Snorkelling in Port Blair

Get ready for a breathtaking experience of your life!