Climb the dramatic limestone peaks of Wayag, kayak through tropical mangroves, and relax on one of the many untouched white sand beaches.
Located in West Papua, Raja Ampat is widely regarded as the most biodiverse marine ecosystem on Earth, home to an extraordinary variety of coral reefs, tropical fish, and marine life. Its spectacular seascapes of limestone karst islands and turquoise lagoons make it one of Indonesia’s most remarkable destinations.
Cruise through dramatic island formations, snorkel vibrant reefs filled with colourful marine life, and discover hidden lagoons and quiet beaches only accessible by boat. The calm waters and rich reefs make Raja Ampat an exceptional destination for both snorkellers and divers.
These journeys offer unforgettable encounters with nature, from graceful manta rays and reef sharks to turtles gliding over pristine coral gardens, all set within one of the most breathtaking island landscapes in the world.
“What an amazing trip! It was spectacular in every way … We were blown away by the scenery that we saw as soon as we left Sorong … Simply perfection” – Client, Raja Ampat Set Date Departure
SEE & EXPERIENCE
DIVING
At the intersection of the Indian and Pacific Oceans, fed by nutrients from deep sea currents Raja Ampat teems with life. Coral reefs (some of the most colourful in the region), blue-water drop-offs, mangrove flats or even seagrass beds are all dive opportunities with the chance to swim with Manta Rays, Green Sea Turtles, Indian Lionfish, Large Wrasse and several species of shark.
BREATHTAKING VIEWS
The karst pinnacles of Wayag make for a great climb whilst admiring the diverse fauna en route before reaching spectacular views like no other of the rich limestone outcrops. Kayaking through small canals in the mangroves, relaxing on white sandy beaches or admiring dramatic views, all enable visitors to be awed by the region’s spectacular unspoilt natural beauty.
WILDLIFE
Just one of many endemic species in the region, the rare red birds of paradise perform their ritualistic dances in the depths of the jungle in the early morning – a trek to find them starts at dawn and is also a good opportunity to meet some of the local indigenous communities. From pre-historic hand paintings to a modern pearl farm, man’s impact here has been low-key and minimal.
Not included: marine park fees (US$150 per person) and PADI courses.
Discover the world’s richest marine ecosystem with spectacular reefs, limestone karst islands, manta rays, and extraordinary biodiversity.
7 nights / 8 days
Sorong round trip
Classic Raja Ampat: iconic viewpoints, manta encounters, a pearl farm, birds of paradise, ancient hand paintings and world-class snorkelling and diving. Ideal for guests seeking scenery, wildlife, watersports and relaxed beach evenings.
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Sorong round trip
From the Dampier Strait into Misool’s lagoons, karst landscapes and caves. Ideal for divers seeking marine diversity, dramatic scenery, birds of paradise and jellyfish lagoons.
Request the full itinerary →Every journey is tailored to the season, the conditions and your group. Day-by-day itineraries are sent on request.
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Raja Ampat is located off the northwest tip of the Bird’s Head Peninsula on the island of New Guinea in Indonesia’s West Papua province. The archipelago comprises over 1,500 small islands, cays and shoals surrounding the four main islands of Misool, Salawati, Batanta and Waigeo.
RATES & SCHEDULE
Available for Private Charter or By the Cabin set date departures. Tiger Blue is perfect for family adventures, bucket list trips with friends, or simply escaping the stresses of modern day life.
When & where: sailings November to March, departing from and returning to Sorong, West Papua. Recommended minimum stay: 7 nights.
Not included: marine park fees, a flat US$150 per person.
For more information or to make a reservation:
Call: +971 50 553 8013
Email: sail@tigerblue.info
For more information or to make a reservation:
Call: +971 50 553 8013
Email: sail@tigerblue.info
