Raja Ampat

The legend behind Raja Ampat centers around a woman who came across seven eggs. Of these, four hatched into the kings of the four large islands of Raja Ampat (which means "four kings"), while the other three became a ghost, a woman and a stone.

Once a sleepy outpost of Indonesia, the four islands of Raja Ampat have, in recent years, begun to gain a deal of fame for its rich, varied marine life. Estimates by conservation groups show that the diversity of marine life in Raja Ampat is among the highest in the world, with over 1,300 species of fish, 700 species of mollusks, and 537 species of coral.

Experiences

A handpicked selection of experiences endorsed by our experts. If you can’t see what you’re looking for, let us know, as our extensive network of local contacts can open many doors.

Island Hopping

Explore the archipelago's 1,500 islands and caves, many of which are uninhabited and unspoiled.

Tomolol and North Waigeo

Tomolol features amazing caves decorated with paintings of human body parts and animals by ancient cave-dwelling peoples, while North Waigeo is home to Japanese army bunkers from World War II. Nearby is the beautiful waterfall of Salawati, where the locals sometimes put on war dances for visitors.

Watersports

Enjoy the crystal-clear water by diving, snorkeling, kayaking, swimming or sailing.

Wreck Diving

Wreck diving is one of the top activities on Raja Ampat, with the island of South Waigeo being a top destination. Other points of interest include Kabui Bay and its dramatic karsts of limestone, as well as Sawandarek, which features lovely coral and white sand beaches.

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Raja Ampat Itineraries

Cruising in Paradise: Remote Indonesian Islands

Duration
12 days / 11 nights
Price Per Person
From $25,200
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Cruising the Spectacular Raja Ampat Archipelago

Duration
10 days / 9 nights
Price Per Person
From $20,500
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Indonesia: Ancient Ruins to Pristine Beaches by Private Jet & Yacht

Duration
13 days / 12 nights
Price Per Person
From $60,800
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Preferred Hotel

Amandira

Raja Ampat, Indonesia

Amandira is a custom-built, 170-foot (52-meter) two-masted Phinisi sailing vessel. The Amandira offers five spacious cabins and can travel under sail as well as motor. Two cabins are fitted with a king-size bed, while the third offers a queen-size bed or twin beds. Two cabins have double bunk beds. Each cabin features a living area with sofa, coffee table and writing desk, as well as a spacious bathroom with shower and twin vanities. Amandira's principal lounge is the foredeck, where guests can relax on sun loungers or enjoy a drink at sunset from the bar area. There is also an indoor lounge and a library/entertainment room. Designed as a luxury sailing and diving vessel, Amandira is fitted with world-class diving equipment and offers its own dive master and team. Dive facilities include the use of nitrox, allowing longer dive times for experienced divers.

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