🌊 The Last Paradise on Earth

A 5-day expedition to the world’s most biodiverse marine region — for experienced divers and adventurous travellers seeking the extraordinary.

Package Overview

Raja Ampat in West Papua, Indonesia is home to 75% of the world’s known coral species and over 1,500 fish species. This expedition takes you into the heart of this underwater wonderland with world-class dive sites, dramatic island viewpoints, and stays in community-owned homestays that put tourism revenue directly into local hands.

Duration: 5 Days / 4 Nights
Best for: Experienced divers, snorkellers, adventure travellers
Highlight: Manta rays at Manta Sandy, 1,500+ fish species

Itinerary Highlights

Sorong → Raja Ampat

Fly into Sorong, speedboat transfer to your homestay or eco-resort in the heart of the Raja Ampat archipelago. Evening orientation and sunset.

Manta Sandy & Cape Kri

Dive or snorkel at two of the world’s most famous sites — Manta Sandy for manta ray encounters and Cape Kri, which holds the record for most fish species counted on a single dive.

Pianemo & Village Visit

Trek to the Pianemo viewpoint for jaw-dropping karst island panoramas. Afternoon lagoon kayaking and a visit to a local Papuan village.

Melissa’s Garden & Arborek

Dive at Melissa’s Garden (one of the most stunning coral gardens on Earth) and snorkel at the Arborek jetty, famous for its manta cleaning station.

Morning Snorkel & Departure

Final morning snorkel before speedboat transfer back to Sorong for your onward flight.

What’s Included

Included

Sorong airport transfers
Homestay/eco-resort (4 nights)
All boat trips between dive sites
Snorkelling/dive guide
Raja Ampat Marine Park entry permit
All meals

Not Included

International flights to Sorong
Indonesian visa (if applicable)
Dive equipment rental
Travel insurance
Personal expenses

🌿 Our Green Commitment

Marine park fees directly fund local conservation. We use community-owned homestays to ensure tourism revenue stays in Papuan communities. All diving follows reef-first, zero-contact practices.