If you look at a few pictures of the gorgeous views of Raja Ampat you might not need any more reasons to visit the region. However, there is even more than natural beauty to be found. Read our Top 5 reasons to visit Raja Ampat and we bet you’ll be ready to book a ticket
With international travel still on hold, we haven’t been thinking too much about packing our bags. However, there are still plenty of opportunities for trips within Indonesia if you happen to be here. Packing when you travel internationally is a little different than taking shorter trips but when you travel to somewhere as remote as
Raja Ampat is famous for its endless number of dive sites. Gangga Divers at Papua Paradise Eco Resort doesn’t always hit the most well known spots, but sometimes the most popular sites really are unmissable. Kepulauan Fam, or the Fam Islands are a group of islands northwest of Batanta Island, in the straits between Waigeo
Raja Ampat is a group of islands which name comes from a local myth known as “The Four Kings”. The four magnificent islands are considered to be one of the world’s last wildly diverse locations. Raja Ampat consists of a number of tropical island treasures, and amongst the seas renowned as home to the richest
It is no exaggeration that Raja Ampat is referred to as an “Underwater Paradise”. If you’ve reached this article, we’re presuming that you’re planning your next diving expedition to be in the largest archipelago in the world: Indonesia.
