Hammo – Skipper
Hammo is the seasoned Skipper at Frog Dive whose lifelong connection to the ocean began at a very young age. Learning to dive in 1984, with a father in the Navy and a childhood steeped in maritime life, Hammo brings a wealth of experience to every excursion. Whether navigating the familiar waters of Long Reef or venturing to the captivating depths of Truk Lagoon, his expertise ensures that each dive is as safe as it is memorable. Hammo’s practical tips—“Have your own gear, dive as much as you can, and get your buoyancy spot on”—reflect his commitment to nurturing confident and capable divers. Ready to be guided by Hammo? Ask us how to book a dive adventure with Frog Dive today.
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