NITROX and Technical Diving 
 
Enriched Air (Nitrox)  
 
Scuba diving with enriched air is more and more requested from divers. In normal air there is 21% oxygen but if you dive with Nitrox, your air can contain up to 40% oxygen and more. The advantage of diving with enriched air is that your decompression limit will be increased. With Nitrox tank fillings you can stay longer in the depth what can be very interesting for many dive spots and your body will be less saturated with nitrogen, which is better for your health. 
 
Because you need to have a special knowledge about diving with enriched air, you have to take a course first before you can start diving with Nitrox.
   
Sea Explorers offers the following: 
              - Nitrox tank fillings (not guaranteed at all dive centers)
              - Own Nitrox filling stations (not at all dive centers)
              - PADI Enriched Air Specialty Courses
              - PADI Enriched Air Specialty Instructor Courses
 
What is Technical Diving?
 

Technical diving is scuba diving’s “extreme” sport, taking experienced and qualified divers far deeper than in mainstream recreational diving. Technical diving is marked by significantly more equipment and training requirements to manage the additional hazard this type of diving entails. Tec diving isn’t for everyone, but for those who hear its challenge call, the PADI TecRec courses are the answer. At Alona Beach Sea Explorers offers technical diving as well as several courses.