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
Covid-19 has totally changed the way many travel businesses are working. Resorts like Papua Paradise Eco Resort is evolving with these changes with new booking and cancellation policies that will allow you to book your next trip with confidence. We understand that many people, especially divers, look forward to trips for months before they are
Raja Ampat is a dream destination for divers, underwater photographers and nature lovers. Above and below the water there are so many incredible things to see it’s a good idea to go with a bucket list. If you’re ready for an epic journey read on for the ultimate Raja Ampat bucket list.
Raja Ampat is one of the most pristine marine landscapes in the world, and for this reason is on the bucket list of most scuba divers. The area is remote and takes time to get to, so once your there you want to get the very best experience. You may be looking at the liveaboard
When we talk about Raja Ampat we often mention the area being in the heart of the Coral Triangle. Most serious divers will be familiar with this term but for most it needs explaining. Let’s talk about where the Coral Triangle is and what amazing things you’ll find there.
