For many divers Raja Ampat is a dream vacation. Unfortunately, a lot of solo travelers dismiss it as too remote or unsafe for traveling alone. Are you thinking about traveling to Raja Ampat for the dive trip of a lifetime, but have no one to travel with? Don’t cross it off your destination list yet.
We’ve written before about the incredible endemic fauna species of Raja Ampat but have never really mentioned flora. Most people may visit Papua Paradise Eco Resort for the amazing underwater sights, but it’s definitely worth it to do some exploring above the water as well. The jungles of Raja Ampat are packed full of plants
When you think of important ecosystems what do you think of first? Many people would probably say rainforests or woodlands, but how many mention coral reefs? If you are a diver you have probably thought about the part they play in our ecosystem, but if you aren’t it may not have even crossed your mind.
If asked, most divers will tell you that manta rays are on the top of their species spotting lists. If you’ve ever seen a manta you’ll immediately know why. Their grace and beauty as they glide through the water is unparalleled. Manta rays are found throughout Indonesia thanks to the incredibly nutrient-rich waters. However, Raja
Raja Ampat is a very special place that most travelers aspire to visiting at some point in their lives. Many will make it a once-in-a-lifetime trip because of the remote location. So, how can you make the most of a trip of this caliber? We’re letting you in on our 5 ways to make the
