When you think of Raja Ampat, scuba diving is surely at the forefront of your mind thanks to its incredible marine biodiversity. However, there are actually lots of other activities to enjoy when you visit the archipelago. If you don’t scuba dive or just want to spend some time doing other things as well while
If you are a scuba diver it’s pretty likely that you have heard of Raja Ampat. With more marine species to see than anywhere else in the world, it should definitely be on your list of places to dive. Diving in Raja Ampat for the first time is truly a magical adventure, so let us
Raja Ampat has long been a dream destination for divers, but it is also seeing a rise in popularity with non-divers. This is an area of the world famed for its underwater life, so what should those who aren’t planning to dive do? Keep reading to find out if Raja Ampat is for you.
Indonesia is an incredible country spread over almost 2 million square miles and 3 time zones. This nation is made up of over 17,000 islands and countless tribes, languages, and customs. Indonesia as a country should definitely be on your travel bucket list, and if it isn’t we’re sure it will be after you read
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.
