Raja Ampat

The Raja Ampat is translated as “The Four Kings” and is located at the Northwest tip of New Guinea. The Raja Ampat archipelago consists of over 600, mostly uninhabited, islands. These islands are one of the most bio diverse regions in the world and truly an untouched paradise. Raja Ampat also offers the greatest diversity of marine life, with an astonishing number, and variety, of fish. A real life tropical aquarium. The scenery above water is as stunning as below, with unique flora and fauna and tropical rain forests, rock formations and an amazing array of birds and wildlife.

Raja Ampat is best visited from November to April.