The Open Water course at Dive Bar in Havelock, Andaman, offers the perfect introduction to the world of scuba diving for those who have always dreamed of exploring the underwater realm and are eager for a full certification. This is the first step in the certification courses—no prior diving experience is necessary—making it ideal for anyone eager to try scuba diving in one of the most beautiful and biodiverse marine environments in the world.
Minimum Age Limit: 12 Years
Maximum Age Limit : 45 Years
Shoul be Physically & Mentally Fit
Personalized Instruction
At Dive Bar, you’re never just another face in a crowd. The course is designed to ensure that each participant receives individualized attention, with small group sizes that allow the instructors to focus on your needs and comfort level. Whether you're nervous or excited, the friendly, experienced instructors will make sure you feel at ease every step of the way.
Expert Local Guides
Dive Bar's instructors are not only certified professionals but also passionate locals who know the Andaman Sea and Havelock Island like the back of their hands. Their deep connection to the area allows them to share fascinating insights about the marine life you encounter, as well as the history and conservation efforts surrounding the islands’ rich ecosystems.
The Best Dive Sites for Beginners
Havelock offers some of the most stunning and accessible dive sites in the Andaman Islands, perfect for first-time divers. During your Discover Scuba Dive course, you'll explore shallow, calm waters teeming with vibrant coral gardens, colorful fish, and possibly even turtles or rays. Sites like Kalapathar Beach and North Point are ideal for beginners, offering clear visibility and a safe environment to learn the basics of scuba diving.
No Certification Needed—Just Fun
The Discover Scuba Dive course is a one-day experience, where you'll learn the basics of scuba diving in a relaxed, no-pressure setting. Your adventure starts with a brief theory session on the fundamentals of diving, followed by a shallow water training session where you’ll practice the essential skills. Then, it’s time for the real fun—a guided dive in the open water, where you'll get to experience the thrill of underwater exploration with your instructor by your side.
Eco-Friendly Approach
Dive Bar is committed to preserving the incredible marine life of the Andaman Islands. As part of the Discover Scuba Dive course, you'll also learn about sustainable diving practices and the importance of marine conservation. It’s not just about having fun—it’s about fostering a deeper appreciation for the environment and the creatures that inhabit it.
Relaxed, Friendly Atmosphere
Dive Bar’s laid-back vibe extends beyond the dive itself. After your underwater adventure, you can unwind at the Dive Bar, where you can share stories and relax with fellow divers and the crew. It’s a great way to reflect on your experience while enjoying good food and drinks in a casual, friendly setting.
The Discover Scuba Dive course at Dive Bar is perfect for those looking to dip their toes into the world of diving without committing to a full certification course. It’s a fantastic way to experience the beauty of Havelock’s underwater paradise in a safe, fun, and welcoming environment. Whether you’re traveling solo, with friends, or as a couple, this course offers an unforgettable taste of underwater exploration in one of the world’s most stunning dive locations.
It's a 3-4 day's course
Diving along with under water 1 photographer for 40 min
Videos and Pictures for memories
Certiication from PADI
Maximum depth 5-8 mtrs
Sightings: Reef fish, octopus, frog fish, flounder, shrimp, squid, moray eel, scorpion fish, Nemo
Some shore scuba diving safety tips:
1. *Plan Ahead:* Research the dive site, tides, currents, and local regulations before you go.
2. *Buddy System:* Dive with a buddy. Always keep an eye on each other.
3. *Check Equipment:* Ensure your gear is in good condition and properly set up.
4. *Buoyancy Control:* Maintain proper buoyancy to avoid disturbing marine life and damaging the reef.
5. *Entry and Exit:* Use proper techniques for entering and exiting the water, especially in areas with waves or currents.
6. *Surface Marker:* Deploy a surface marker buoy to signal your presence to boats and other divers.
7. *Navigation:* Use a compass or navigation tools to find your way underwater and back to shore.
8. *Watch the Weather:* Avoid diving in bad weather conditions, as it can affect currents and visibility.
9. *Stay Close:* Don't venture too far from shore and keep track of your distance.
10. *Emergency Plan:* Be prepared for emergencies. Know how to signal for help and carry a safety usage or whistle.shore-diving
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