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* Home * About * Experience Diving * Try Dive * SSI Basic Diver * Fun Diving for Certified Divers * Dive Sites * Courses * Basic Courses * SSI Open Water Course * SSI Scuba Diver * Advanced Courses * SSI Advanced Adventurer * SSI Stress and Rescue Diver * Professional Courses * SSI Dive Guide * Specialties * Deep Diving * Enriched Air Nitrox * Navigation * Wreck Diving * Perfect Buoyancy * Location & Travel * FAQ * Blogs * Contact us Menu * Home * About * Experience Diving * Try Dive * SSI Basic Diver * Fun Diving for Certified Divers * Dive Sites * Courses * Basic Courses * SSI Open Water Course * SSI Scuba Diver * Advanced Courses * SSI Advanced Adventurer * SSI Stress and Rescue Diver * Professional Courses * SSI Dive Guide * Specialties * Deep Diving * Enriched Air Nitrox * Navigation * Wreck Diving * Perfect Buoyancy * Location & Travel * FAQ * Blogs * Contact us * Home * About * Experience Diving * Try Dive * SSI Basic Diver * Fun Diving for Certified Divers * Dive Sites * Courses * Basic Courses * SSI Open Water Course * SSI Scuba Diver * Advanced Courses * SSI Advanced Adventurer * SSI Stress and Rescue Diver * Professional Courses * SSI Dive Guide * Specialties * Deep Diving * Enriched Air Nitrox * Navigation * Wreck Diving * Perfect Buoyancy * Location & Travel * FAQ * Blogs * Contact us Menu * Home * About * Experience Diving * Try Dive * SSI Basic Diver * Fun Diving for Certified Divers * Dive Sites * Courses * Basic Courses * SSI Open Water Course * SSI Scuba Diver * Advanced Courses * SSI Advanced Adventurer * SSI Stress and Rescue Diver * Professional Courses * SSI Dive Guide * Specialties * Deep Diving * Enriched Air Nitrox * Navigation * Wreck Diving * Perfect Buoyancy * Location & Travel * FAQ * Blogs * Contact us BE MESMERIZED! WELCOME TO SCUBA THERAPY DIVING FOR CALMNESS Now days we hardly have any time to ourselves. Even if we are physically alone, we are constantly connected to people, thoughts, and information through the internet. Diving gives you time for yourself. While observing each breathe, you are surrounded by some of natures most interesting creatures. Our purpose is to ensure you have a wholesome diving experience. We know you’re here to get away from lifes stresses and spend time in the oceans, and we are here to assist you. We at Scuba Therapy want to give you the best SCUBA diving experience – from start to finish. CREATE EXPERIENCES In the Serene Sea Diving Courses Specialties OUR ACHIEVEMENT IN NUMBERS 4600+ SATISFIED DIVERS 250+ CERTIFIED 2 LOCATIONS EXPLORE NEIL ISLAND Known for its magnificent biodiversity, unexplored coral reefs, white sandy beaches, and tropical woodlands, Neil Island is perfect for a much needed time out. EXPLORE HAVELOCK ISLAND Premium scuba diving and snorkeling are the highlights of the gorgeous Havelock Island, the most popular of the Andaman Islands. Glass-bottomed boats provide a similar up-close marine life experience. Jungle treks and camping are popular landlubbing activities, though the more delicately dispositioned can choose to retire to one of several luxury resorts. Refuel with fresh coconut milk and succulent, just-caught seafood, which dominates every meal. Prev Next Premium scuba diving and snorkeling are the highlights of the gorgeous Havelock Island, the most popular of the Andaman Islands. Glass-bottomed boats provide a similar up-close marine life experience. Jungle treks and camping are popular landlubbing activities, though the more delicately dispositioned can choose to retire to one of several luxury resorts. Refuel with fresh coconut milk and succulent, just-caught seafood, which dominates every meal. Explore Havelock Island Known for its magnificent biodiversity, unexplored coral reefs, white sandy beaches, and tropical woodlands, Neil Island is perfect for a much needed time out. Explore Neil Island TESTIMONIALS Words from our fellow divers Wonderful experience.. a must must do... The training session was relaxed and even the dive too. Made us comfortable and very positive .. a full thumbs-up Smriti OjhaGoogle Reviews This was our first scuba diving experience and we were a little anxious. But the instructors and fellow divers made really made feel at home. The folks at this school were really professional in handling all us in the family, with equal care and guess us amazing experience. Thank you Scuba Therapy for ensuring we got an out of the world experience, inside our very own seas. Sopna Devi JeevanandamGoogle Reviews Must try Scuba therapy. Beautiful views were covered and great moments were captured by GoPro. Extremely professional and cooperative team ✌️🏻 great and safe experience for a solo traveller. … Anuradha AwasthiGoogle Reviews Previous Next RECENT BLOGS I CAN’T SWIM, BUT I REALLY WANT TO DIVE. CAN I?” This is one of the most common questions that turns up, and the short answer is – YES! Scuba diving is an exciting experience. It’s one of those bucket-list adventures that so many ofus actively seek out – a chance to explore even a fraction of what covers 70% of this planet.While you do need […] ... HAVELOCK OR NEIL? THE IDEAL SCUBA DIVING DESTINATION. Asking us to choose a favourite destination between two stunning islands with incredible divingis a mammoth task, but we can try to simplify the decision-making process for you!Both islands are gorgeous and offer spectacular diving for all levels. Both islands have schoolsthat can certify you and which also offer fun diving for certified divers. Choosing […] ... 5 THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND BEFORE YOUR FIRST DIVE So you’ve decided to take the leap and give scuba diving a real shot. A whole new world awaitsyou underwater, and you’ll get to experience the deep blues in a way you’ve never done before.It’s unknown territory for you, and1. Do your researchThere are plenty of dive schools out there, with courses and dives across […] ... FAQ Is scuba diving safe? Yes! Scuba diving is a fun sport, and our team ensures all standards and safety protocols are met and monitored. Also, our instructors and divemasters are certified and trained to respond to any situation that may arise. They will ensure you’re having fun while keeping you 100% safe! Can I dive even if I cannot swim? Yes! You can do a Basic Diver, which will introduce you to diving. You’ll experience the underwater world at a maximum depth of 12 m with an experienced instructor. Do I need to know swimming to get certified? Yes. To complete your Open Water Certification, you’ll need to be able to swim unassisted for 200 m (or 300 m with fins, mask and a snorkel) and float for 10 mins. This is because the certification enables you to take care of yourself underwater, and you’ll need to be comfortable on the surface as well. Think about it – knowing how to swim will make you more confident in the water, and it’ll go a long way in letting you worry less and have more fun! What is the best time to dive? We’re open all year round! Season begins in October and runs through May, and you’ll see lots of action underwater. While we still dive in the monsoon months, conditions might not be ideal for beginners, and there are chances of dives getting cancelled because of the weather. How deep can I dive? If you do a Basic Diver, then 12 m. As an Open Water certified diver, you can dive up to 18 m anywhere in the world. As an Advanced diver, you can dive till 30 m. If you choose to complete your Deep Diver specialisation, you can descend till 40 m anywhere in the world, which is also the deepest you can go as a recreational diver. How long do you need to wait after diving before you fly? At least 12 hours after a single dive and 18 hours after multiple dives. Do you offer snorkelling as well? There are plenty of stunning sites around the island where you can snorkel, and yes, we can take you on guided sessions. SCUBA THERAPY Your gateway to the underwater world in the Andamans. Diving Courses Gallery Contact Us Careers Terms and Conditions Privacy Policy Instagram Follow us on Instagram Whatsapp 2023 Scuba Therapy Designed by Xynocast Shopping Basket