Enriched air, or nitrox for short, can be defined as air containing more than 21% oxygen. In other words, if the oxygen rate in the air in the tube is more than 21%, we can say that it is enriched air. For a sporty and no-deco dive, the nitrox limit is 40%. In other words, if you have an air containing between 22% and 40% oxygen in your diving tube, you are diving for enriched air.

If you are planning to do a longer bottom time and a shorter surface wait underwater, you can easily achieve this goal with enriched air Nitrox diving.
You will be able to continue your adventure and diving pleasure while navigating the wrecks and taking photos, as it increases your diving time under water while diving with Nitrox.
At the same time, you will feel less tired because you will breathe more oxygen.
Upon successful completion of the training program, you will have the internationally recognized PADI E.A.N Nitrox certificate and
With this card, you will be able to dive with your nitrox cylinders anywhere in the world.

When you dive with enriched air, since some of the nitrogen in the air you will breathe underwater is reduced and oxygen is added instead, your body stores less nitrogen compared to diving with normal air, which provides you with a longer bottom time.
At the end of this training, you will learn to plan dives using 22% to 40% (especially 32% and 36%) enriched air and to perform these dives safely.