Difficulty
Intermediate
Best Season
October – April
Water Temp
27–30°C (81–86°F)
Visibility
15–30m (50–100ft)
Why Dive Raja Ampat?
The most biodiverse reefs on Earth
Remote and pristine. Stay on a liveaboard or at eco-resorts. Limited infrastructure but incredible natural beauty.
Dive Highlights
- 75% of world's coral species in one region
- Manta ray cleaning stations
- Pristine, untouched reefs
- Remote island paradise
Signature Dive Sites
Cape Kri
Blue Magic
Manta Sandy
The Passage
Sardine Reef
Marine Life You Might See
Manta raysWobbegong sharksPygmy seahorsesNudibranchsReef sharks
Photo Gallery
Conditions & Logistics
Certification Level
Advanced Open Water+
Typical Conditions
Some current, remote sites, liveaboard recommended
Getting There
Fly to Jakarta or Bali, then to Sorong (SOQ). Transfer to liveaboard or resort by speedboat.
Travel Tips
- Book liveaboard trips 6+ months in advance
- Bring reef-safe sunscreen
- Prepare for remote conditions
- Bring underwater camera for macro
Recommended Training
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