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West Papua Province is home to the islands of Raja Ampat, the world's most biodiverse marine region with more recorded fish, coral and mollusc species than anywhere else on Earth. It used to be an inaccessible and largely unknown region.

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However, in recent years it has become known as one of the world's top places for scuba divers seeking to treat themselves to incredible diving and a remote and fascinating location.

Raja Ampat, or the Four Kings, are the East Indonesian main islands of Waigeo in the north, Salawati just to west of Sorong, Batanta just to the north of Salawati, and Misool in the south. Dotted around these main islands are hundreds of beautiful smaller islets, with untouched beaches and mushroom-shaped limestone karsts. Tourists visiting Raja Ampat must first choose between dive resorts and liveaboards.

Not only do these visually stunning islands harbour the healthiest reefs, and the greatest number of fish and coral species in the world, but they are reportedly the best place to see the outrageously beautiful birds of paradise in their natural habitat.


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For any of these locations, stays of one week are ideal. However, combining them will give you a wonderful overview of this unique region. Raja Ampat dive packages normally include full board accommodation, diving and airport transfers. Go on, spoil yourself...

 
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It's also possible to dive these sites on a liveaboard cruise, if you prefer.


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TESTIMONIAL

Theobald Tio
Singapore

Dive The World always made prompt responses to all of our queries, particularly with regards to our various requests to the resort to arrange hotel transfers