The varied dive sites of Raja Ampat and abundance of exciting marine life put it high on the list of internationally-acclaimed diving locations, but there is much to be seen and enjoyed above the waterline too, with tropical birds, waterfalls and sandy beaches
Be sure to bring your climbing shoes for your hike up Wayag, the poster child of Raja Ampat that originally made this area Insta-famous. Bring a snorkel too - for those keen to explore beneath the emerald-coloured sea’s surface, which is dotted with conical karst islands that harken the Jurassic era, Raja Ampat offers unparalleled marine diversity and some serious underwater sight-seeing.