The Fun Part

You can typically stay down longer and get back into the water sooner. No wonder many divers choose this as their very first specialty.

What You Learn

• Techniques for getting more dive time by using enriched air nitrox.
• Enriched air scuba diving equipment considerations.
• Enriched air considerations, including managing oxygen exposure, how to tell what’s in your scuba tank and how to set your dive computer.

Here's how to get started:

1) Select a course from the dates above.  Upon registering you will be sent an E-learning Code from PADI to complete your Academic work.
2) If perhaps you don't find a date that works for you just email us at info@westshorescuba.com to request more scheduling options.

For more information about this or other PADI courses have a chat with one of the West Shore Scuba Team members.

Your Next Adventure

• Diving with enriched air nitrox benefits all types of diving, but it goes especially well with these specialties:
• PADI Wreck Diver course – Popular wrecks tend to be deeper, so enriched air nitrox maximizes your exploration time.
• PADI Deep Diver course – The deeper you dive, the shorter your no stop time – but enriched air nitrox increases it, giving your more time at depth.
• PADI Digital Underwater Photographer – Photographers usually like to make several dives so they can get lots of pictures. Enriched air nitrox reduces the amount of residual nitrogen you accumulate, allowing repetitive dives to be longer.
• PADI Master Scuba Diver The PADI Enriched Air Diver course counts toward your Master Scuba Diver rating -- the highest non-professional rating in recreational diving.