AVALON SCUBA FIELD GUIDE
Catalina Nitrox Specialty — A focused, one-day skills session in Avalon
A one-day Nitrox specialty course in Avalon offering a dry‑dive option or two Nitrox dives plus computer review and log training.
Catalina Nitrox Specialty — A focused, one-day skills session in Avalon.
Choose between a dry dive or two Nitrox dives in Avalon, with hands‑on computer reviews, gas analysis and training on completing Nitrox logs—designed as a compact, skill‑focused session to build competence and confidence underwater.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Computer setup, analysis and logging
All course options include review and instruction on analyzing and setting dive computers for Nitrox, plus how to correctly complete Nitrox logs—practical skills useful on any future Nitrox dives.
Dry option or in‑water Nitrox dives
You can opt for a classroom/dry session with no dives required, or choose two Nitrox dives that include Nitrox instruction and application in the water.
A single, focused day
The specialty is delivered in one day, concentrated on hands‑on learning rather than extended coursework—ideal for divers wanting a compact skills boost.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
Expect a concentrated, practical course that pairs explanation and demonstration with time at the student’s computer and the paperwork needed to log Nitrox dives; depending on the option selected the day will include a dry skills session or two Nitrox dives to put procedures into practice.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this course suits—and who it doesn’t.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The specialty is delivered in a single day.
Light jacket, sunscreen, bath suit, towel and certification card if you will participate in guided dives.
Option #1 is a dry session (no dives required); Option #2 consists of two Nitrox dives and includes Nitrox.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Nitrox specialty course?
The course is run as a one‑day program.
Do I have to dive in order to take the course?
No — there is a dry option that requires no in‑water dives; alternatively you can choose the two‑dive Nitrox option.
What does the course teach about dive computers?
All options include review and instruction on analyzing and setting dive computers for Nitrox use.
Is Nitrox provided if I choose the in‑water option?
Yes — the two‑dive Nitrox option includes Nitrox.
What should I bring with me?
Bring a light jacket, sunscreen, a bathing suit, a towel and your certification card if joining guided dives.
Are translations or translators allowed for briefings?
No — all students must be able to fully understand English for safety briefings; translators and translations are not permitted.