If you aren’t a diver there are still loads of chances to get up close and personal with the incredible marine life in Raja Ampat. If you are astounded by the views above water, just wait until you see what’s below the waves. Here are some of our tips for the best snorkeling experience while
Raja Ampat is one of the most important areas of marine biodiversity in the world and in 2007 the government there decided they needed to take action to keep it that way. They did this by declaring a network of seven Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) to ensure the long-term health of the marine ecosystems.
Indonesia is well known for its outstanding diving, and nowhere more so than Raja Ampat. This 15,000 square mile area of diving heaven encompasses 1,500 islands off of West Papua. With reefs teeming with over 1,500 species of coral and 500 species of fish, this is an absolute goldmine for underwater photographers. Read on for
