The Underwater Universe: Raja Ampat
An archipelago of 1,500 islands off the coast of Indonesia — home to one of the richest underwater ecosystems on the planet. The perfect destination for those who have been searching for the ideal place to dive and have finally found it.
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Raja Ampat is a little-explored Indonesian archipelago boasting unspoilt nature and wild, snow-white beaches. Thanks to its unique underwater world, it is recognised as one of the best diving destinations in the world.
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The Underwater Universe: Raja Ampat
Raja Ampat remains largely untouched by mass tourism — it is difficult to get here, and that is precisely why the underwater world here remains one of the richest on Earth. The Piai Nemo viewing platform, the blue Kali Biru River, and countless dive sites — this itinerary has been put together for divers and those keen to take up the sport.
6 days / 5 nights
a group of between 1 and 10 people
Pro Diving
Rare Find
UnderwaterWorld
from $1,600 per person
Day-by-day itinerary:
Day 01
Welcome to Raja Ampat
Arrival in Sorong. Meet and greet at the airport, followed by a transfer by speedboat to the island resort. Check-in at the hotel, lunch and time to rest after the flight. In the afternoon, selection of diving and snorkelling equipment. For beginners and children, an introductory briefing is held with a diving instructor, covering the equipment and basic safety rules ahead of the upcoming dives and boat trips.
Day 02
Legendary islands and lagoons
A boat trip through the most picturesque corners of the archipelago. A visit to the famous Piai Nemo viewpoint, which offers one of Indonesia’s most iconic views, featured on the 100,000-rupiah banknote. The programme includes walks on uninhabited islands, relaxing on snow-white beaches, lagoons with crystal-clear water, and snorkelling amongst coral reefs teeming with marine life.
DAY 03
The Blue River, Kali Biru
An excursion to the Blue River, Kali Biru, hidden amongst the tropical jungles of Raja Ampat. This spot is renowned for its astonishingly clear water, with its rich turquoise hue, and the tropical jungle surrounding the river. After returning to the resort, there will be free time to relax. In the evening, equipment preparation and a briefing ahead of the next day’s diving.
Day 04
The Underwater World of Raja Ampat
Discover the archipelago’s unique underwater ecosystem. For diving enthusiasts – dives at the region’s finest dive sites. For other guests – snorkelling in crystal-clear waters amongst coral gardens, sea turtles, schools of tropical fish and other ocean creatures.
DAY 05
A day of relaxation and personal experiences
A free day to relax at the resort and explore the archipelago at your own pace. On request, we can organise additional dives, kayaking trips, visits to remote islands, marine life spotting, or a private boat tour of Raja Ampat’s most beautiful bays and lagoons.
6 days / 5 nights
a group of between 1 and 10 people
DAY 06
The Return
An early departure for the Birds of Paradise Hike offers a unique opportunity to see the famous birds of paradise in their natural habitat amongst the tropical forests of Raja Ampat. Alternatively, a morning dive at one of the archipelago’s best dive sites is available. After returning, enjoy an early lunch, followed by a transfer by speedboat to Sorong and your flight.
from $1,600 per person
What is included in the expedition:
Turnkey logistics
Hotel accommodation
diving and snorkelling equipment
professional photos and videos
island tours
Stories of those who saw the world differently
‘The panoramic view from the Piaynemu viewing platform exceeded all expectations, and snorkelling amongst the pristine coral reefs around the uninhabited islands made us forget all about civilisation.’
— Andrei, Designer
‘The excursion to the Blue River, hidden away in the tropical jungle, with its incredible turquoise waters, was one of the most memorable and cinematic moments of the whole trip.’
— Aliya, Director
‘What impressed me most was just how varied the dive sites can be. Over the course of a few days, we saw both coral reefs and a huge variety of marine life. Raja Ampat certainly lived up to my expectations.’
— Daniil, senior manager
‘I enjoyed the combination of active holidays and the chance to simply relax. After the excursions and walks, it was lovely to spend time on the beach and enjoy the tranquillity of the islands.’
— Anna, founder of the brand
‘To be honest, I came here mainly
because of the photos I’d seen online. In reality, it turned out to be even more beautiful.’
because of the photos I’d seen online. In reality, it turned out to be even more beautiful.’
— Sergey, Chief Executive Officer
‘What I liked most of all was that it doesn’t feel crowded with tourists here. Many of the spots seem completely unspoilt. I didn’t go diving, but there’s plenty to see here even without that activity.’
— Irina, financial analyst
Answers to important questions:
Yes. The programme includes training sessions and dives supervised by certified instructors. Many of the locations are also ideal for snorkelling.
The waters of Raja Ampat are home to sea turtles, reef sharks, manta rays, schools of tropical fish and hundreds of species of coral. The region is considered one of the world’s most biodiverse marine ecosystems.
The most popular time to visit Raja Ampat is from October to April. That said, the seasonal variations here are not particularly pronounced: there may be brief showers, which usually pass quickly and rarely affect the itinerary. Even in January, the weather often remains sunny and pleasant. The water temperature is suitable for diving and snorkelling all year round, and thanks to the sheltered waters between the islands, the sea here is calm.
Yes. The programme includes training sessions and dives supervised by certified instructors. Many of the locations are also ideal for snorkelling.
The waters of Raja Ampat are home to sea turtles, reef sharks, manta rays, schools of tropical fish and hundreds of species of coral. The region is considered one of the world’s most biodiverse marine ecosystems.
The most popular time to visit Raja Ampat is from October to April. That said, the seasonal variations here are not particularly pronounced: there may be brief showers, which usually pass quickly and rarely affect the itinerary. Even in January, the weather often remains sunny and pleasant. The water temperature is suitable for diving and snorkelling all year round, and thanks to the sheltered waters between the islands, the sea here is calm.
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