There is a major difference between shore diving and boat diving. Shore diving starts directly from the beach, while boat diving requires a trip into the open sea. Shore diving is said to be calmer and easier to do for beginners and non-swimmers.

Absolutely not, this adventure is specially made for people who have little or no previous dive training on hand. You will also get a complete briefing as part of the program, basic scuba skills, and be able to dive with qualified instructors and it is a safe and convenient environment to start.

As this activity is shore entry and aims at the beginner level of diving, the depth remains to be low and safe to the divers. The dive is conducted in favorable shallow waters where individuals can move around and observe the reef and marine life without necessarily going very deep into the ocean.

Off the shore on the reef of Havelock Island, you will find a colourful underwater garden, a variety of reef fishes, potential sea turtles, and a variety of other tropical marine life. The clear waters of the ocean body and healthy reef system make it visually rewarding.

Yes, Scuba Diving by Shore at Havelock it is safe when practised cautiously. The session is run by trained dive instructors. All required diving equipment is provided, checked, as well as maintained. You’ll receive a safety briefing and in-water supervision at all times.

No, Discover Scuba Diving is not the same as a certified dive. The PADI Discover Scuba Diving (DSD) program by shore is a PADI-recognized introductory dive, provided by our PADI-registered dive centre and instructor.

The requirements generally include the participants being medically fit and between the ages of about 10 years and above. The reason is that scuba involves pressure changes and breathing gear, so anyone with a particular medical condition should consult a doctor beforehand.

Since this is a shore-entry dive in generally calm lagoon‐type conditions, weather plays a smaller role than for boat dives, but if conditions are unsafe, the dive could be rescheduled or cancelled. The dive centre will typically offer alternative dates or a refund per their terms.

Yes, anyone can do this dive without a problem. The dive takes place in calm and shallow water so participants who are not experienced can participate very easily. The instructors will be there with you the whole time and will guide you underwater. There is no need to swim at any point.

Divers will be provided with complimentary photography and videography with a GOPRO/ Olympus TG7. The instructor will take pictures of your dive so you can take home nice memories.

Yes, this is a good diving spot for those who fear deep water. You start in shallow water and can sit or stand and get used to breathing with your gear. The guide will carry forward the dive at a slower pace. This makes the whole dive slow, safe, and very fun.

The morning is usually best because the sea is calm and the water is clearer. You also get to see more active marine life. The dive may occur at various times of the day, according to the weather and the state of the tide. The dive centre will take you on the slot that is the best available.

Yes, after the completion of this dive, participants will receive a PADI certificate. If you want to learn more and polish your diving skills, your guide will tell you about the other dives you can do.

Contact lenses can be worn when diving, and a majority of people wear them. If you wear glasses, then you cannot wear them under the scuba mask. However, some dive centres provide masks with prescription lenses. But there are also those dive centres that offer prescription lens masks.

You should avoid eating a lot before the dive. The best light snack would be 1-1.5 hours before the dive. This helps you feel comfortable and energetic underwater.

Yes, most places that do scuba diving will have a small change room and a safe place to keep your stuff if you want. There will also be lockers where your valuables will be kept.

No, it is recommended not to dive when you have a cold or a stuffy nose. You need to equalize your ears for diving, and if you are sick, it can hurt to do that. In case of a cold, it is best to wait a while to dive.