Adventurous Indian/Australian solo female travel blog
India is surrounded by Arabian Sea on West coast, Indian Ocean on the south and Bay of Bengal on the East coast.
Who would have thought that Pondicherry had such stunning dive sites? The dive sites in Pondicherry are absolutely breathtaking. Clear blue water with abundant marine life is what you can expect when you dive at Pondicherry. The Bay of Bengal has so many unexplored and hidden gems underwater and it can surprise even an experienced … Read more
Did you know that you can scuba dive on the east coast of India? There are plenty of dive sites that are waiting to be explored and dived at in Bay of Bengal. And some of these amazing dive sites are easily accessible by boat from Pondicherry, a city in the territory of Puducherry in … Read more
One course in the scuba diving educational graph that is less theory and more fun is the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) Advanced Open Water certification. This course is all about practising the specialised skills that one learns in the Open Water certification course. The course involves some mandatory and optional specialised dives and … Read more
Scuba diving in Havelock island has definitely spoilt me. It has set the standards and bars so high that any dive has to be really wonderful for it to come close to Havelock island. The dives were absolutely awesome. The warm and clear water with plentiful marine life is what you get when you dive … Read more
Scuba diving in Netrani Island is special to me. This was the place where I had first tried my hands into the world of snorkeling and scuba diving. I was very naïve in the world of scuba diving and I had behaved like any typical newbie behaves. But I went back again, after my certification. … Read more
Can you imagine clear and warm waters, abundant and unique marine life and a great company for diving? Seems like a dream destination for scuba diving or snorkeling correct? This is exactly what scuba diving in Neil Island offers. Nestled in the Bay of Bengal, Neil island has the perfect condition for an enjoyable diving … Read more
India has around 8000 kilometres (5000 miles) of coastal line. It is surrounded by the Arabian Sea on the West, the Indian Ocean on the South, and Bay of Bengal on the East. India also has some spectacular islands (Andamans and Nicobar Islands and Lakshadweep Islands) off the coast. The oceans surrounding the coastal line … Read more
As usual I am back with another list – a scuba diving bucket list. This is the list that I wish to maintain so it can guide me through ticking off some of the awesome diving sites around the World. I am still very new to diving (even though I have done about 50 dives … Read more
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