For my birthday present to myself, Scuba Diving on Havelock Island in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands was an excellent option for my Advanced Open Water Diver Certification. After my first dive in the Lakshadweep Islands, I became absolutely addicted to water. I became certified as an Open Water Diver from Gili Islands, pursuing this love to new heights. I had heard from my friends who are SCUBA instructors about the numerous underwater treasures that lie buried in the huge Andaman Sea. I chose Havelock Island for my advanced course and a couple of enjoyable dives after doing some research on good dive locations in the Andaman Islands.

One of the most crucial skills for underwater Scuba diving is navigation. I still have terrible navigation diving skills even after the course.
When I was diving for my Open Water Diver certification in the Gili Islands, my body started leaping up and down. I started Peak Performance Buoyancy Diving to help me stay more streamlined in the water.
I have always found heights and depths fascinating. The Deep Dive was something I was eager to see.  Although my instructor convinced me to give Night Dive a try in order to see species that emerge at night that are distinct from those seen during the day, I wasn't all that interested in it.

The dive was made even more spectacular for me by the bioluminescence of the planktons, which gave the impression that stars had descended into the ocean.
In addition, I had started Underwater Photography Dive since I had to write this blog. I still need to learn a lot about underwater photography.