Raja Ampat is a group of four main islands in Indonesia, located off the northwestern tip of Bird's Head Peninsula in West Papua province. The islands are known for their stunning natural beauty, which includes coral reefs, rainforests, and beaches.
Raja Ampat diving is characterized by its mindblowing diversity, featuring a plethora of medium to large size fish, good macro, and great hard and soft coral reefs, along with some muck and mangrove sites. The water temperatures hover at around 89°F (31°C) year-round--so warm that a wetsuit is hardly needed. The archipelago's topside scenery is also stunning. The Best Raja Ampat Liveaboards: Reviewed 1. MUTIARA LAUT - Our Top Pick Photo: Mutiara Laut. Overview: A 5-star Phinisi sailboat offering liveaboard diving in Raja Ampat and other Indonesian sites. Spanning 46 meters long, the Mutiara Laut is a traditional wooden Phinisi vessel that has been sailing through the Indonesian archipelago since 2009.

Raja Ampat is a marine park, and as such you will be required to pay a Raja Ampat Entry Fee. This money goes towards preserving this significant and critical marine park.. This will cost international visitors is 1,000,000 Indonesian Rupiah or $100.00US, and is valid for 12 months.

The waters of Raja Ampat are highly rich in nutrients, especially in the Dampier Strait due to its fast-moving currents (the resort itself is located on the Dampier Strait). These currents attract a wide variety of species including migrating mammals and pelagic species. However, nutrient-rich often means lower visibility (typically 15-20
Rooms: 10 cabins / AC. Bathrooms: 10. Formerly known as the M/V White Manta, the Raja Manta is a mid-range liveaboard and is one of the best options for those who want to experience Raja Ampat in comfort and style. Dive amenities include Nitrox, full dive gear, camera tables, and rinse tanks.
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