Learn about scuba diving principles and terminology (either offline or online), then learn basic scuba skills in a pool (or pool-like environment) with a highly trained PADI Instructor. When you're ready, make four dives in an open water environment (the ocean, a lake) with your instructor supporting you every step of the way.

PADI eLearning makes it easy to fit scuba lessons into a busy schedule. Learn about scuba diving principles and terminology whenever, wherever it's convenient for you. It's your course on your time. Study offline, or online using a computer or mobile device. Connect with your instructor whenever you have a question. eLearning time commitment: 5-10 hours

1. Introduction: The instructors will introduce themselves and provide an overview of the course objectives and safety guidelines. 2. Equipment Familiarization: Participants will learn about the diving gear, including the mask, snorkel, fins, buoyancy control device (BCD), regulator, and tank. They'll learn how to assemble, disassemble, and maintain the equipment. 3. Basic Skills Training: Participants will practice essential skills in the safety of the pool. This may include: * Breathing and equalizing techniques * Clearing water from the mask * Retrieving and clearing a regulator * Buoyancy control exercises * Emergency procedures like sharing air with a buddy 4. Underwater Communication: Participants will learn basic hand signals and communication techniques used while diving. 5. Practice Dives: Depending on the progress and comfort level of participants, they may conduct simulated dives in the pool to practice their skills.

1. Review: The instructor will recap the skills learned on Day 1 and address any questions or concerns. 2. Skill Refinement: Participants will continue practicing and refine the skills learned in the previous session. 3. The instructor may introduce new skills or scenarios to build confidence and competence. 4. Dive Planning: Participants may learn about dive planning, including factors like depth, bottom time, air consumption, and safety stops. 5. Emergency Scenarios: Participants will practice responding to various emergency situations, such as out-of-air emergencies, equipment malfunctions, or lost buddy scenarios. 6. Evaluation: The instructor will assess participants' progress and readiness for open water dives based on their performance during the pool sessions.

On arrival at Port Blair (Veer Savarkar International Airport) by flight, you will be received and transferred to jetty (Harbour) to catch ferry for Havelock Island (2.30hrs Journey), Reaching to Havelock Island, you will be received and transferred to Hotel / Resort. Rest for the evening.

1. Review and Briefing: The day typically starts with a review of the skills learned on the previous days. The instructor will also brief the participants on the objectives and activities planned for the day. 2. Skill Practice: Participants will practice more advanced diving skills under the guidance of their instructor. This may include buoyancy control, navigation, buddy communication, and emergency procedures. 3. Dive Planning: Participants will learn about dive planning, including factors such as depth, bottom time, air consumption, and safety stops. They may also practice using dive tables or dive computers to plan their dives. 4. Open Water Dive(s): Participants will complete one or more open water dives to apply the skills they've learned. These dives may include exploring a reef, practicing navigation, or completing specific tasks assigned by the instructor. 5. Debriefing: After the dives, there will be a debriefing session where participants discuss their experiences, review any challenges encountered, and receive feedback from the instructor.

1. Advanced Skills Practice: Participants will continue to refine their diving skills, focusing on more advanced techniques such as deep diving, underwater photography, or night diving. 2. Emergency Scenarios: Participants may simulate emergency scenarios such as out-of-air situations, entanglement, or lost buddy procedures. This helps them develop the necessary skills and confidence to handle unexpected situations underwater. 3. Final Assessments: Depending on the certification program, participants may be required to demonstrate mastery of specific skills through written exams and practical assessments. 4. Fun Dive: To celebrate the completion of the course, participants may have the opportunity to go on a recreational dive where they can simply enjoy the underwater environment without the pressure of skill assessments. 5. Certification: Upon successful completion of the course requirements, participants will receive their open water diving certification, allowing them to dive independently within the limits of their training. * Throughout both days, safety remains the top priority, and participants will be closely supervised by their instructor to ensure a safe and enjoyable diving experience.

After Breakfast, we return back from Havelock Island to Port Blair by ferry. Upon reaching Port Blair transfer to the hotel. Rest and relax and later we start tour in city & Cellular Jail & Watch Light & Sound Show, back to hotel Overnight stay in port Blair.

Transfer to Airport, back to home with All Diving Memories of your tour. Waiting For Your Next Call for New Diving Destination Trip.