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Try Diving                                                                                                                        Ever wondered what the big fuss was all about - why did Island Vinnie set up shop in the Andamans, why millions of people travel to all sorts of remote destinations in the world to dive, why people brave deep shipwrecks, frozen lakes and strong currents just to be underwater?                                                                                                  The half-day Discover Scuba Diving program is your ticket to checking out the underwater world - no prior experience or special pre-requisites needed.                                                                                                     In this program, one of our dive instructors goes over the basic theory of diving with you in a short pre-dive briefing. Then, in shallow water, you don your scuba gear and become familiar with how it works. When you are ready, your instructor takes you for a dive. He or she will handle all the equipment, etc - all you have to do is relax and take in the amazing underwater world.

learn to Diving                                                                                                              The Open Water course is the entry-level certification course and the most popular among people wanting to learn diving. There are 3 components to an Open Water course:
- Academic development: a combination of videos, books and instructor briefings
- Confined water training: shallow water training where you learn the essential scuba skills
- Open water training: 4-5 actual dives on various reefs (4 for PADI and SSI, 5 for NAUI), where you apply what you have learned

Fun to Diving                                                                                                                         Manta rays glide by on a dive, unpeturbed by your bubbles. A reef shark swims by nonchalantly, but keeping an eye on you to make sure you are not up to any michief. Pierre the napoleon and his three sons come by to take a better look. Large, 4-5 meter sea fans form an avenue through which you glide. A squadron of travellay dart among the reef fish, looking for laggards while in the distance, tuna and barracuda dart along like silver arrows in the blue. And, with the help of our guides, there is even a chance of spotting the elusive dugong - one of the few places in the world where this is possible