Loading...
Loading...

The crown jewel of marine biodiversity
Raja Ampat is the crown of the Coral Triangle, home to more species of fish and coral than anywhere else on Earth. Liveaboard charters depart from Sorong; bespoke phinisi from Sorong, Misool, or Waisai depending on the season.
Calmest seas and best visibility in the Coral Triangle's wet-season window.
The iconic jigsaw of karst islands — climb Mount Pindito at first light for the view that defines Raja Ampat.
The remote south, kept for the bespoke list — dive Magic Mountain at slack tide for schooling barracuda and wobbegongs.
Village-run homestays and manta cleaning stations off Mansuar; the reefs here hold more fish species than anywhere on the planet.
A boardwalk viewpoint over a second cluster of mushroom islets — quieter than Wayag, equally cinematic.
October to April brings the calmest seas and best underwater visibility. This is the prime liveaboard window for the Coral Triangle.
Because the archipelago is vast and remote, 7 to 10 nights is ideal — enough to reach both the northern Wayag/Piaynemo karst and the southern Misool reefs.
Fly to Sorong in West Papua (via Jakarta or Makassar), where liveaboard and bespoke phinisi charters board. Some southern itineraries stage from Misool or Waisai depending on the season.
It is widely considered the richest marine biodiversity on Earth. Expect manta cleaning stations, soft-coral walls and schooling fish — suitable for divers and snorkellers alike.
Calmest seas and best visibility in the Coral Triangle's wet-season window.