TDI Trimix 75m 

Extend your limit

Take the extra step

tdi trimix 75 m course

An option to upgrade

I have been lobbying for this option for a while.

As you probably already know, many wrecks sunk around Malta’s waters. Close to shore we have the artificial wrecks which are 30-40m deep. Jumping on the boat you can find the historical wrecks starting from 50m to 110 plus.

But there is a gap. The “not too deep” and most popular wrecks are between 60-75m. These are the HMS Southwold, the Le Polynesien, HMS Nasturtium , Schnellboot…

TDI Trimix course had a great disadvantage here that it gave the maximum of 60m for the divers.

This restricted access to the most popular wrecks which would be otherwise easily diveable on open circuit.

What did divers do? Either sign up for the Advanced Trimix course, which is very pricey on OC, plus not many of these divers were actually interested in diving to 100m. The other option was that people simply exceeded their certification limits.

What can you do instead? Take the Trimix 75m!

You have two options. Either take this course straight away after your Advanced Nitrox and Decompression Procedures. It has one extra dive compared to the standard Trimix course (remember, you have to prove that you are ready for the depth and your skills are top-notch)

If you are already a Trimix diver, just need to prove your readiness on a shallow skill dive and then one dive below 60m.

tdi extended range trimix manual
southwold bow section malta trimix

How much does it cost?

The full course takes 6 days (standard trimix course plus 1 day)

Or 2 days as an upgrade. The day fee is according to my price list.

Extras:

Hire of 2 deco cylinders,

O2 and He fills (depends on use)

Gozo ferry or boat costs

Equipment:

As listed in the Trimix course

Check availability

Check out our special Halcyon equipment offers!

Offer is valid with any technical or recreational course

Contact me with any question

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