The best accommodation in Raja Ampat
Discover the Hidden Paradise of Raja Ampat with Bali Ethnik
Raja Ampat, a true gem of Indonesia, awaits you with its crystal-clear waters, lush islands, and pristine beaches. At Bali Ethnik Travel Agency, we offer accommodation options that combine comfort, luxury, and authenticity, so you can experience an unforgettable stay in the heart of this paradise archipelago.
Unique Accommodations for an Unforgettable Stay
Whether you’re looking for a private bungalow on a tranquil island, a seaside hotel with panoramic views, or a luxury villa with all the modern amenities, we have the perfect accommodation for you. Each option has been carefully selected for its natural beauty, exceptional comfort, and easy access to local attractions.
Experience the Magic of Raja Ampat
Dive into a world of discovery with activities that will allow you to fully enjoy the surrounding nature. Hiking, scuba diving in the most preserved coral reefs, visiting traditional villages, and exploring pristine deserted beaches are just a few of the things on the agenda. All this while staying in an exclusive setting where relaxation and immersion in local culture come together.
Indonesia is one of the favorite destinations because it offers serenity and peace, far from the hustle and bustle of metropolitan city life. The West Papua province includes the Raja Ampat district. Tourists often don’t want to leave because the natural beauty is so impressive.
The Ultimate Pristine Paradise in Raja Ampat, West Papua
Located in the westernmost region of Papua, the Raja Ampat islands cover an area of around 4.6 million hectares. There are 1,847 small islands in the Raja Ampat district, as well as four major islands: Waigeo, Batanta, Salawati, and Misool. The name “Raja Ampat” is believed to come from a local legend, which tells of a woman who found seven eggs. The first four became kings who ruled the four main islands, while the remaining three became a rock, a woman, and a magical creature or spirit. While local legends are shared within the community, the undeniable and unchallenged beauty of Raja Ampat speaks for itself.
The Ultimate Pristine Paradise in West Papua
The waters of Raja Ampat are among the best diving destinations in the world for diving and snorkeling enthusiasts. According to a report by The Nature Conservancy and Conservation International, approximately 75% of the world’s coral species are found in Raja Ampat. With 1,318 fish species, 699 mollusk species, and 537 coral reef species, this destination boasts high species diversity and uniqueness. Try diving and discover a wide variety of marine life, including pygmy seahorses, frogfish, and maybe even a dugong in Raja Ampat’s waters.
The Ultimate Pristine Paradise in West Papua
Kabui Passage, Arborek Island Harbor, Sauwandarek, Yenbuba, Friwen Wall, and many more are some of the best and most famous diving spots in Raja Ampat! It’s no surprise that many international tourists are willing to travel far to Indonesia just to enjoy its captivating underwater charm. You must add Raja Ampat to your travel list!
The underwater beauty is amazing, but the view above the surface is equally mesmerizing. From the top of the hill, the sight of rows of rocky islands amidst the gradation of blue water looks heavenly. Yes, hiking to the top for such stunning scenery requires some physical effort!
The Ultimate Pristine Paradise in West Papua
Beyond its magnificent natural landscapes, Raja Ampat also offers the hospitality of local communities, enhancing your experience. Don’t forget to immerse yourself in the local culture while exploring nature! You can stay in Arborek’s tourist village during your visit.
During your stay in this tourist village, you can enjoy a variety of accommodation options and tourist attractions, such as witnessing the making of typical Arborek crafts, which are well-known in the country, or sampling a variety of traditional Papuan dishes like papeda or sinole.
The King of Ambassadors!
To reach the Raja Ampat islands, you first need to take a flight from Jakarta or other major cities to Sorong, Papua. After arriving at the airport, you can continue to Raja Ampat by sea.
The three entry points for Raja Ampat are Falaya Port in Wasai, Yellu Port on Misool Island, and Marindi Airport in Waigeo.
It’s always pleasant when you don’t expect a royal welcome on your arrival!
Wherever you are, stay disciplined by following health protocols! Always wear a mask, wash your hands regularly, and maintain a safe distance for your own and others’ well-being!
