SSI Enriched Air (Nitrox) in Tarkarli Malvan — Price, Duration & Booking

Name: SSI Enriched Air (Nitrox) in Tarkarli Malvan
Price: 5100 INR
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Course overview

Get more bottom time with the SSI Enriched Air Nitrox specialty in Tarkarli-Malvan. Through MySSI theory you learn to analyse enriched-air cylinders and plan nitrox dives, with no minimum number of dives required - handy for longer dives on the boat-accessed reefs off Malvan.

What you’ll learn

Understand the benefits and limits of enriched air nitrox
Analyse a cylinder's oxygen content and label it correctly
Set oxygen-exposure and maximum-depth limits
Plan nitrox dives using tables or a nitrox computer
Manage oxygen exposure across repetitive dives
Configure a dive computer for enriched air

Prerequisites

Minimum age 12 (Junior)
SSI Open Water Diver or equivalent
Diver medical clearance signed by a physician

What's included · What's not

Included

SSI Enriched Air Nitrox knowledge development via MySSI
Cylinder analysis and labelling practice
Oxygen-exposure and depth-limit planning
Optional enriched-air dives on local sites
Nitrox computer setup
SSI Enriched Air Nitrox specialty certification

Not included

Flights and airport transfers
Accommodation
Travel insurance
Personal expenses
Gratuities

The SSI Enriched Air (Nitrox) pathway

SSI Enriched Air Nitrox is delivered through the MySSI digital system and counts toward SSI recognition ratings. It requires no minimum number of dives, since the focus is gas analysis and planning.

Where you'll dive in Tarkarli Malvan

Nitrox is useful on the boat-accessed reefs off Malvan, where longer bottom time lets you make the most of each trip in the post-monsoon October-to-May season, when the Konkan coast is calm and clear; the SSI course is mostly MySSI theory and can be done without any dives.

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Day-by-day itinerary

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Theory, exam & analysis

Learn enriched-air principles via MySSI, sit the exam, then practise analysing and labelling cylinders and setting maximum operating depth, with optional nitrox dives off Malvan to apply the planning.

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Frequently asked questions

Does nitrox let me dive deeper?

No - nitrox extends your no-decompression bottom time at recreational depths; it does not increase your maximum depth.

Do I need to do dives?

No. The SSI Nitrox course can be completed through MySSI theory and cylinder analysis; optional dives are available.

What do I need first?

SSI Open Water Diver or an equivalent entry-level certification.

When can I train?

Any time in the October-to-May season; the MySSI theory can be done before you arrive.

When is the best time to dive Tarkarli Malvan?

Peak season is Jan–May, Oct–Dec — clearest visibility, calmest seas. Shoulder (Sep) is still good with fewer crowds.

Do Indians need a visa for India?

Domestic (no passport). Confirm latest requirements before booking flights.

How long is the flight from India?

1-3 hours · one-way fares around ₹6K-15K.

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