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Meet the Instructors at Oceans 5 Gili Air: Dive into Adventure!

Meet our Instructors

Welcome to Oceans 5 Gili Air!

Nestled in the heart of Indonesia's Gili Air, Oceans 5 Dive Resort is a haven for diving enthusiasts and beginners alike. 2024 promises an exceptional underwater experience, guided by our diverse and skilled team of five main instructors. Here's an introduction to the people who make Oceans 5 a remarkable place to learn and explore the underwater world.

Our Local Instructors: Ary and Unus

Ary: The Journey from Sulawesi to PADI Staff Instructor


PADI Dive Instructors at Oceans 5 Gili Air
PADI Dive Instructors at Oceans 5 Gili Air

Since 2015, Ary has been an integral part of Oceans 5. Hailing from Sulawesi, Ary committed himself to the dive resort and rapidly climbed the ranks. He's now a PADI Staff Instructor and is en route to becoming a TDI Tech Instructor. Ary's journey reflects his dedication and passion for diving.


Unus: From Anchor Man to PADI Instructor


PADI Dive Instructors at Oceans 5 Gili Air
PADI Dive Instructors at Oceans 5 Gili Air

Unus's story is one of determination and dreams realized. Joining us in 2012 as an anchor man, he achieved his goal of becoming a PADI Instructor in 2021. His nine-year journey is a testament to his commitment and love for diving.

Our Western Instructors: Warren, Al, and Chika

Warren: The Fiji Connection

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Instructor Was at Oceans 5 Gili Air

Arriving in 2018 for a planned three-week stay, Warren, like many, found himself captivated by Gili Air's charm and stayed on. A PADI Master Instructor, Warren is fluent in English and Afrikaans, bringing a slice of Fiji to our Indonesian shores.

Al: The Language Maestro

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PADI Dive Instructor Al at Oceans 5 Gili Air

Al, from England, is a PADI Staff Instructor known for his linguistic prowess. Fluent in Spanish and French, Al's ability to communicate with a diverse range of students is a valuable asset to our team.

Chika: Hong Kong's Finest Addition

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PADI Dive instructor Chika in the Gili Islands

Chika, our latest addition from Hong Kong, has recently become a PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer. Her arrival adds a new dynamic to our team, exemplifying our commitment to diversity and expertise.

Dive with Us!

At Oceans 5 Gili Air, we pride ourselves on having a mix of local and Western instructors, all full-time, experienced, and PADI certified. In the near future, our team will also be certified as Reef Check Instructors, adding to our repertoire of skills and knowledge.

Whether you're starting your diving journey or looking to advance your skills, our instructors Ary, Unus, Warren, Al, and Chika are here to guide you. Together, they form a formidable team, each bringing unique experiences and perspectives to ensure a comprehensive and unforgettable diving experience.

Join us at Oceans 5 Gili Air for a dive adventure like no other!

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