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Papua Diving

About Papua Diving

Max Ammer, the founder of Papua Diving, first came to the region over 21 year ago following his passion to search for submerged World War II aircraft. After spending so much time in Raja Ampat Max fell in love with the Papuan people and started a number of initiatives to support the local Papuan communities. Papua Diving was one of the projects. It’s mission: to bring much needed money to the local people by enabling divers who had never heard of the region to be amazed by the wonders of the unspoiled aquatic world here.

Services

Papua Diving has not specified details regarding their offered services.

Courses and Certifications

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Contact Papua Diving

Address
Jl. Gn. Semeru No.16, Kp. Baru, Kec. Sorong, Kota Sorong, Papua Bar. 98413, Indonesia
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Location

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