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For divers, Raja Ampat is a paradise. Diversity of biota such as fish and underwater coral reefs, will make your breath away. There are colorful to have a unique shape. Let's acquaintances!

For you who want to vacation with shades of blue seas, Raja Ampat is the place. In addition, you can also spend time in the underwater world. There are coral reefs and lovely fish under the water.

Known as the best coral reef in the world, Raja Ampat worthy to be called as a paradise under the sea. Raja Ampat is home to 540 species of coral, 1511 species of fish and 700 species of molluscs. With such property, you will be mesmerized by the underwater world.

Raja Ampat has more than 45 diving points. Some of the favorite place for divers is the Manta Point, Misool, Waiwo, and much more. However, you must have a license to dive in places such as the Manta Point and Misool. That is because the terrain to be traversed is quite heavy.

At Manta Point, for example, you have to dive deeper than 10 meters to meet the huge manta fish. You'll go down to the bottom of the sea and manta see the fish swimming above you. Beautiful!

Different from the Waiwo, here you can meet the unique carpet sharks. Called carpet sharks because of its shape is like carpet. In addition to skin pattern that resembles a carpet, another unique part of the carpet shark mouth with tassels. Just like the edge of the carpet!

For you who do not have a diving license, do not worry. You can still do snorkeling and swimming in the sea. Enough with the snorkel, you can peek at the underwater world Raja Ampat's colorful.

When snorkeling, you can see the fish as colorful ocean nemo fish, coral reefs have diverse shapes, shells and starfish, and biota-a truly unique marine life. You can feel the coral reefs that are breathing as you swim in it, felt warm!

Settle for water, white sand on the beach ready to be your base for a rest. Oceans are clear before the eyes of a special view of Raja Ampat. Come, prepare your savings and get acquainted with the inhabitants of Raja Ampat underwater.