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Y Aka Plongee Rangiroa

About Y Aka Plongee Rangiroa

Y Aka Plongée Rangiroa is located on the lagoon beach between the Kia Ora hotel and Rangiroa public beach. They organize free transfers between guests' hotel or their pension and the base. A few minutes of navigation are enough to reach the main dive sites, so that they can return to earth between each dive for a tea or coffee break or sunbath on the beach (hammock and sun loungers are at divers' disposal).

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Y Aka Plongee Rangiroa has not specified details regarding their offered services.

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Address
Avatoru | BP 423 Avatoru, Avatoru 98775, French Polynesia
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Location

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