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Sorido Bay Resort
Kri Island, Southwest Papua, Indonesia · Papua Diving · Accessible Luxury
Raja Ampat diving pioneer Max Ammer founded Sorido Bay Resort in 2004 on Kri Island, as a comfortable, high-end base for exploring the region's world-record biodiversity. It is the more upscale of the two Papua Diving properties on Kri, with about nine bungalows, and guests dive straight from the jetty into some of the richest reefs on earth, in the remote Raja Ampat archipelago of West Papua.
- 9 rooms
- Opened 2004
About Sorido Bay Resort
- Sorido Bay Resort was founded in 2004 by Raja Ampat diving pioneer Max Ammer, with about nine bungalows on Kri Island.
- It was established as a comfortable, high-end base for exploring the region's record biodiversity.
- It is the more upscale of the two Papua Diving properties on Kri Island.
History
Founded in 2004 by Raja Ampat diving pioneer Max Ammer, Sorido Bay Resort was established to provide a comfortable, high-end base for exploring the region's world-record biodiversity. The resort is the more luxurious of the two Papua Diving properties on Kri Island and operates with a strong commitment to marine conservation and local Papuan employment. It is situated directly adjacent to Cape Kri, which holds the world record for the highest number of fish species recorded in a single dive.
Experiences
- Shark conservation and zebra shark re-wilding — Guests can take part in the effort to protect the environment, including boosting shark populations and the RARCC Shark Nursery's release of zebra shark pups.
Amenities
- Air conditioning
- In-bungalow camera workstations (220V & 110V)
- Unlimited WiFi
- Free laundry service
- Complimentary kayaks and stand-up paddleboards
- On-site spa (Healing Hut)
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