Raja Ampat

Raja Ampat isn’t the kind of place where you tick off a “Top 10 list”. It’s a living, breathing marine paradise where the magic is in slowing down and seeing the details. Most people come for the diving and snorkelling, and for good reason: this is the most biodiverse marine ecosystem on Earth. Whether you’re gliding past giant manta rays at Manta Sandy, drifting through kaleidoscopic reefs in Cape Kri, or swimming alongside schools of bumphead parrotfish, every dive feels like you’ve stepped into a BBC documentary.

Above water, there’s plenty to explore too. Climb Piaynemo’s wooden stairs for those iconic turquoise lagoon views, kayak through hidden mangrove channels, or visit tiny Papuan fishing villages to see daily life far from the tourist trail. Bird lovers can trek into the forest at dawn to spot the Red Bird-of-Paradise in full courtship dance — a once-in-a-lifetime sight.

Because Raja Ampat is remote and fragile, we always travel with local guides who know the reefs and communities best. That way, your visit helps protect the coral, supports village livelihoods, and keeps this extraordinary corner of the planet thriving.

• Diving

• Raja Ampat - here you can do Diving

• Diving

Top places of interest in Indonesia are:

• Komodo National Park - here you can do Sightseeing Boat Cruise and Diving
• Mount Bromo - here you can do Mountain Climbing
• Ubud - here you can do Woodworking Classes, Meditation, Cooking Classes, Cycling Tours, Coffee Farms, Jewellery Making, Creative Workshops, Culture & Sightseeing, Motorcycle Tour, ATV & Off-Road, Sightseeing Tours, Yoga and Other Wellness Experiences
• Nusa Penida - here you can do Sightseeing Tours, Snorkelling, Culture & Sightseeing and Diving
• Mount Batur - here you can do Mountain Climbing, ATV & Off-Road and Motorcycle Tour

The most popular cities in Indonesia for travellers are:

• Bali
• Labuan Bajo (Komodo)
• Lombok
• Surabaya