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While scuba diving at Goa, you will be able to explore the underwater world in a way that you would never be able to do back home. The warm water and tropical climate of this region mean that all types of aquatic life are more likely to come into contact with humans than they are in other parts of the world. Even species that are usually found only in the ocean may be spotted by divers here, including spiny lobsters, clownfish, and conchs.
This is a 40-minute scuba dive. We have many first time divers on our Grande Island trip and we offer both safety and adventure for you to enjoy. You will have a 45-minute training session on land where you will learn about the equipment, safety and how to Scuba Dive. You will then head out in the boat for an unforgettable 40-minute Scuba Dive experience. If you have dived before it is still a great trip to do in the beautiful waters around Grande Island. Its simply makes for the best scuba diving in Goa.
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( 40 minutes approx.)
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Report by 7:00 a.m. to avoid missing key safety and technical instructions presented by our trained teachers. Training will take place in a swimming pool.
Treat yourself to a quick snack in the on-site café (at a reasonable price), or simply sit back and relax.
Be escorted to the boat jetty, where your boat excursion to Grande Island will begin. Light refreshments will be supplied on board, however you may purchase extra food at the jetty.
En-route to the island, feast your eyes on Goa’s hump-back dolphins, the Aguada Jail, Asia’s first light-house, the famous Billionaire’s Palace (Diamond Merchant) and more exciting views to keep you engaged.
Our instructor-supervised dive for novices lasts around 15-20 minutes at a depth of 12 metres (max). Certified divers can dive in two places with depths ranging from 12 to 18 metres (duration depends on rate of oxygen consumption).
While returning to the boat jetty, refuel with light snacks.
Return to the dive centre.
Our cinematographer will film you on your underwater excursion if you wish it. You’ll get a 3-minute underwater video clip that you may retain and post on social media. This is a fantastic way to remember and share your best scuba diving in Goa experience with others. This Scuba Dive diving video is available for free. Please make your request before to your dive.
Our scuba diving knowledge in Goa extends back 27 years. We know where the best scuba diving spots are as a result of our lengthy experience.
Sail Rock is around 1km away from Grande Island. The water currents are strong here, and surges are probable, making this a difficult dive. Sail Rock is ideal for more experienced divers. The depth ranges from 6 to 20 metres, with sloping cliffs that make this a tough dive. There is a diverse range of aquatic life here, including many fish and corals. This is one of the top Scuba diving spots to do scuba diving at Goa.
Check out out our other scuba diving places in Goa.
Find answers to common questions below. If you need further assistance, feel free to contact us.
Atlantis Watersports’ expertise in the following areas makes it an unrivaled destination for all of your water sports requirements – We prioritize your safety, offer unbeatable prices for watersports and trips, allow you to book easily online, offer one-of-a-kind excursions, have trained and fully qualified staff, and enjoy the goodwill of our customers to the extent that nearly 80% of them are either repeat or referred by our existing customers.
This normally happens when the water pressure on your eardrums isn’t equal. While training with us, you will discover strategies to rectify this problem, which may come in handy on your next flight.
Absolutely not. Make sure your face mask is well attached so that water does not accumulate in it, and you should be good.
Never drink and dive, never eat a large meal before diving, and never lie to your dive instructor about any medical issue you may have before diving.
You should also not have consumed alcohol, have a hangover from it, or be dehydrated.
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