You Could Be A Certified Diver In Your Caribbean Holiday
If you failed to get a PADI internship in Thailand during your previous vacation, there is still a chance if you are heading to the Caribbean next. Scuba diving gives a person the chance to explore the world underwater. Many would love to try but some are held back when they hear about the certification requirement because they think it is hard and take up a lot of time.
It is understandable because they went on a vacation to relax and enjoy, not get stuck in a diving course. There is a big misconception that scuba diving is hard and it is time to debunk this. There are a number of resorts in the Caribbean that offer scuba diving lessons with only a few hours required between 2 to 3 days in order to complete the course.
The key is to find an effective program which you could invest your time and money with. In the southeastern part of West Indies, there is an isle called Grenada which holds a lot of beauty and culture. It also has some of the best dive spots in the planet. It boasts of vibrant reefs formed after wrecks in the ocean. One of the most notable is the Bianca C which was swallowed by the ocean in 1961. The luxury liner spanning 600 feet now houses a mini-biome which makes it one of the most famous diving spots in the Caribbean.
Another attraction is the Moliniere Underwater Sculpture Park which is the only art installation in the globe that was intended for scuba divers. There are 50 life0sized sculptures included in the exhibit which can be viewed at 20 feet under the water.
According to Group Watersports Director, Michael Clarke, Grenada is home to the best macro marine life as well as one-of-a-kind shipwrecks that is why every diver, regardless of skill level, will be able to enjoy the experience. Those who are heading to Asia should enrol in a PADI internship in Thailand in order to be qualified to explore the underwater wherever it may be in the world.
