Raja Ampat is a remote area in Indonesia’s West Papua. It takes some time and effort to get there, so you’ll want to be able to dive as much as possible for the days you are there. Choosing the time of year with the very best diving conditions will give you the best chance of
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
Where is Raja Ampat? Raja Ampat is located off of West Papua, the easternmost province of Indonesia. Although it’s named the 4 Kings after the 4 main islands, it’s actually an archipelago of over 1,500 islands.
Raja Ampat is often called one of the last unspoiled places in the world. The lush islands dotted across crystal blue waters draw travellers from all over the world. However, thanks to it’s remote location it is not overrun with tourists. Raja Ampat on the whole is stunning, but there are a few places you
The Indonesian archipelago is made up of over 17,000 islands making it an absolute paradise for divers. But how do you choose from the thousands of dive sites that stretch from Sumatra all the way to West Papua? We’re going to help out by listing our top 10 dive spots in Indonesia…in no particular order.
