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Paraiso Dive Cartagena

About Paraiso Dive Cartagena

Jota and Christina are owners who, after diving in many countries, decided it was time to run their own operation back home in Cartagena, Colombia. Jota is a Cartagena native and a PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer with over 2,800+ logged dives, diving experience in more than 8 countries, and an amazing knowledge about diving in Cartagena. Christina is from Colorado (USA) and came to Cartagena as a Peace Corps Volunteer in 2011, loved it and stayed. In addition to diving, she is experienced in social development work. They also partner with other instructors and divemasters, ensuring all speak English, are trained PADI professionals, are knowledgeable about the area and dive sites, and have active teaching status.

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Courses and Certifications

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Contact Paraiso Dive Cartagena

Address
Playa El Mamon, isla de Tierra Bomba, Cartagena, Colombia., Cartagena, Bolivar, Colombia
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Location

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