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Red Bird of Paradise, New Guinea – copyrighted

Red Bird of Paradise, New Guinea – copyrighted

Raja Ampat, Indonesia – copyrighted

Diving or Snorkeling, Indonesia – copyrighted

Diving & Snorkeling, Indonesia – copyrighted

UNderwater life, Indonesia – copyrighted

Diving & Snorkeling, Indonesia – copyrighted

Diving or Snorkeling, Indonesia – copyrighted

Airborek Jetty - Raja Ampat, Indonesia – copyrighted

Wayag Lagoons, Raja Ampat – copyrighted

Sailing, Indonesian Archipelago – copyrighted

Raja Ampat, Indonesia – copyrighted

The Exotic Archipelago

Indonesia

The Exotic Archipelago

Indonesia

This expedition presents the very best of Indonesia’s culture and nature. Take at least 2- 4 weeks for this journey through the exotic archipelago.

Bunaken National Marine Park - where biodiversity is phenomenal and coral reefs are considered some of the best in Indonesia. Spread over 185’000 acres of crystal-clear water, the park is a paradise for snorklers and divers.

Next is the volcanic island of Ternate, where you will get a taste of its fascinating culture and history. Like its neighboring island, Tidore, Ternate is an ancient Islamic sultanate, once among the wealthiest and most powerful in the region. Look forward to strolling the local markets and watching cultural performances.

With 75% of all known coral species and more than 1’220 types of reef fish, Raja Ampat in New Guinea is acclaimed the most biodiverse place on earth. This will be your next destination. Explore both above and below water - Raja Ampat comprises over 1’500 small islands, cays and shoals which surround the four main islands.

Take a look at the fascinating Asmat villages as you make your way by Zodiac through narrow waterways. Here you’ll be reminded that cannibalism was practised by the ancestors of some villagers.

After some more island hopping, you’ll eventually reach the Torres Strait; more specifically Thursday Island, Australia’s northernmost point, as well as Ashmore Reef.

Country / Region

Indonesia / Southeast Asia

holiday type

Travel & Stay

When to go

March - November

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