moderate
1 day for theory, full day if including double dives
Participants should be in reasonable physical condition to manage boat transfers, dive equipment, and swimming in varied sea conditions.
Boost your dive time and safety with Swan Dive’s Computer Nitrox Diver course in Western Australia. Dive the legendary HMAS Swan wreck on a guided double-dive adventure or take the theory-only option for flexible learning.
1 Day • $159-$499/person • Max 6 People
Enhance your diving experience with the Computer Nitrox Diver course, where you'll learn about Enriched Air Nitrox up to 40% oxygen. Choose between a theoretical course or an exciting double dive at the HMAS Swan Wreck, one of the world's premier shipwrecks, all guided by expert instructors.
Computer Nitrox Diver - Enriched Air Nitrox up to 40%
Do you want to increase your bottom time, shorten your surface interval and improve safety margins on your dives? This specialty course will teach you dive planning, physics and physiology of Enriched Air Nitrox up to 40% oxygen.
We offer this specialty course with or without dives. If you are just looking for theory and practical skills to analyse and mark your cylinder and you feel confident going on from there on your own, the no-dive Nitrox course is for you. If, on the other hand you would like to come experience the HMAS Swan Wreck as your first dive using Nitrox, add the double dive to your course booking!
Ensure your dive computer supports Nitrox mixes up to 40% oxygen for accurate dive planning and monitoring.
Prompt arrival at Swan Dive or the Quindalup boat ramp helps maintain the schedule for safety briefings and boat departures.
A signed GP medical form may be required; check in advance if you must provide health clearance before diving.
Pack a hat and sunscreen for surface intervals and boat transfers under Western Australia’s strong sun.
The HMAS Swan, originally a Royal Australian Navy frigate, was deliberately sunk in 1997 to create an artificial reef and dive site.
Swan Dive emphasizes sustainable diving practices to protect the local marine environment, encouraging minimal impact and reef awareness.
Critical for managing enriched air dive profiles and ensuring safe dive parameters.
Protects against cooler water temperatures, common in the region especially outside summer months.
fall|winter|spring specific
Adds safety for surface visibility during ascent and surface intervals.
Protects skin from intense Australian sun during surface intervals and boat rides.
summer|spring specific