Raja Ampat is a diver’s paradise renowned for its breathtaking biodiversity and stunning underwater landscapes. With over 1,500 species of fish and 600 types of coral, this Indonesian archipelago is a hotspot for marine life enthusiasts. However, diving and snorkeling in Raja Ampat come with the responsibility to protect these fragile ecosystems.
Are you eager to delve into marine biology in one of the planet's most diverse ecosystems? Papua Paradise Eco Resort is thrilled to offer an exclusive chance to study under the renowned marine biologist Stephan Moldzio through a series of four 2-day workshops over two weeks. The third workshop, scheduled for May 25th-26th, 2025, will explore the captivating realm of invertebrates!
Arriving in Raja Ampat, West Papua is a real adventure. This part of the world is often called one of the last untouched paradises and you will soon see why. You can expect a unique and breathtaking experience in a remote and pristine natural setting. Get ready for the Papua Paradise Eco Resort experience, and
Until the early 2000’s Raja Ampat’s main industries were mining and fishing. The area is rich in nickel and cobalt, and of course fish, which had been keeping the region economically stable for centuries. However, with the rising awareness of the environmental importance of Raja Ampat, sustainable alternatives had to be implemented. This is why
Sustainable tourism is a joint effort between government, communities, hotel owners and tour providers, and of course the tourists themselves. This can be a lot to manage and control but is incredibly important, especially in a place of huge environmental importance like Raja Ampat. Luckily, there is consistent action being taken by all parties in
