Salty Bone Divers

Mahabalipuram, India

About

Salty Bone Divers is a PADI Dive Center located about 60 kms from Chennai.It is a fairly new dive centre with a team of experienced instructors with a passion to teach and explore the ocean. Salty Bone Divers is an extension to their dream of imparting knowledge through scuba diving to create awareness about our ocean surroundings and be a good and responsible diver.Try Dive, Courses, Fun Dives, they offer courses for new and certified divers.Some of the dive sites are the ruins of ancient temples of Mahabalipuram of the Pallava Dynasty.Marine Life can be fascinating and we have the perfect dive spots for all level of divers.

Services & Facilities

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Contact Information

Address

112/ A Karukuliamman Street, Fishermans Coloney, Fisherman Colony, Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu 603104, India

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Location

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