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 Its waters host more species of coral and fish than anywhere else on Earth, drawing divers and snorkellers to reefs, drop-offs and blue-water mangroves. Above the surface, karst limestone islets rise from turquoise lagoons, small Papuan villages preserve traditional ways of life, and rare birds of paradise inhabit the forested interiors. Raja Ampat is one of Indonesia’s most protected and pristine destinations — reserved for travellers who value nature at its purest.

Tour details

  • For whom Divers, snorkellers, marine biologists, photographers, birdwatchers and travellers seeking one of the world's last untouched ocean wildernesses
  • Traditions Papuan village life, traditional fishing techniques, wood carving and warm island hospitality; deep community ties to the sea
  • Famous for World-class diving and snorkelling, coral reefs and manta rays, Wayag and Piaynemo viewpoints, birds of paradise, karst island landscapes
  • Time zone UTC+09:00 (WIT)