Scuba Diving Courses in Port Blair

Scuba Diving is one of the most popular water sports activities in the world and Andaman Islands aren’t untouched by that. Besides the calm, peaceful beaches and delicious seafood, diving is what attracts a good chunk of visitors to the Isles. The underwater coastal belts surrounding Andamans is home to one of the densest ecosystem of coral reefs and formations. Most of the islands are enclosed by long stretches of reefs, usually several hundred meters wide and separated by the shore with shallow waters and complimented by volcanic lava hills that make the experience unique and hard to find anywhere else. The untouched, alive corals house some of the world’s most vibrant fishes and sea-dwellers which pop-out from the blue ocean and present a beautiful scene around the diver. Under the protection of the Andaman Administration, the corals and fish are abundant and often enclose the diver from all directions, which leaves the diver in awe and wonder. Experience one of the finest Scuba Diving experience in India, during your Andaman Visit. The best places to Scuba Dive in Andaman Although there are 10 beautiful islands with more than 40 places to dive in Andaman, the perfect diving experience depends greatly on several factors including:  Water Depth Clarity of water Safety Population of Corals Fish Population Water Current Weather Choosing a place to dive by considering these factors can be difficult and therefore we have compiled a list of best places for Scuba Diving in Andaman. Here are the top 4 islands for a perfect diving experience in Andaman  Havelock Island North Bay Island Neil Island Port Blair

Scuba diving is often perceived as an activity reserved for strong swimmers, but modern diving techniques and equipment have made it accessible even for non-swimmers. With the right guidance and training, non-swimmers can safely explore the underwater world and enjoy the breathtaking beauty of marine life. Why Non-Swimmers Should Try Scuba Diving Specialized Training: Diving schools offer tailored programs designed to accommodate non-swimmers, focusing on building confidence and ensuring safety. Buoyancy Control: Scuba gear, including buoyancy control devices (BCDs), helps maintain neutral buoyancy, making swimming skills less critical. Professional Guidance: Experienced instructors provide hands-on assistance, ensuring that non-swimmers feel secure and supported throughout the dive.