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Nitrox Nitrox Course | Scuba Diving Indonesia Nitrox, or enriched air, is one of the most popular scuba diving specialties in the world. For divers and instructors alike, it offers numerous advantages both underwater and in the classroom. As a diver, becoming a Nitrox-certified diver can enhance longer dives. As a PADI Instructor, offering Nitrox instruction to your students can expand their diving horizons while reinforcing safety protocols. This article explores why divers should become Nitrox divers and why it’s important for PADI instructors to recommend the Nitrox instructor specialty to their students. What is Nitrox Diving? Nitrox, also known as enriched air, refers to any gas mixture with a higher percentage of oxygen and a lower percentage of nitrogen than regular air, which typically contains 21% oxygen. This increased oxygen content allows for longer bottom times and shorter surface intervals, which makes Nitrox a favored choice among divers, especially for those exploring

Marine Conservation Courses at Oceans 5 Gili Air: Dive with Purpose Marine Conservation Courses Indonesia | Gili Islands As divers, we are privileged to explore the vibrant underwater world, but with that privilege comes a responsibility to protect and preserve it. At Oceans 5 Gili Air, we offer a range of marine conservation courses designed to empower divers to make a real difference. Whether you're a diver aiming to become a professional with our Eco Divemaster Internship or someone looking to enhance your knowledge through specific conservation courses, Oceans 5 provides the perfect platform to dive with purpose. The Importance of Marine Conservation Our oceans are facing unprecedented challenges, from plastic pollution and overfishing to climate change and coral bleaching. The Gili Islands, with their stunning coral reefs and rich marine biodiversity, are not immune to these threats. However, by engaging in marine conservation efforts, divers can help protect these ecosystems