If you wish for fantastic and unforgettable travel experience throughout your lifetime, then you are now on the right web page. Raja Ampat is a tour destination for all reasons to visit. From the highest point in the sky down to the ocean floor, Raja Ampat has the fascinating beauty for everyone. If there is a tour destination you must visit at least once in a lifetime, Raja Ampat is one of them

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 If you wish for fantastic and unforgettable travel
experience throughout your lifetime, then you are
now on the right web page. Raja Ampat is a tour
destination for all reasons to visit. From the highest
point in the sky down to the ocean floor, Raja Ampat
has the fascinating beauty for everyone. If there is a
tour destination you must visit at least once in a
lifetime, Raja Ampat is one of them

2. Fourth Group

4. RAJA AMPAT
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 Is island located off the northwest tip of Bird's Head
Peninsula on the island of New Guinea, in
Indonesia's West Papua province, Raja Ampat, or the
Four Kings, is an archipelago comprising over 1,500
small islands, cays, and shoals surrounding the four
main islands of Misool, Salawati, Batanta, and
Waigeo, and the smaller island of Kofiau.

5. Raja Ampat view
At Dock

6. Raja Ampat History
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 The name of Raja Ampat
comes from local
mythology that tells about
a woman who finds seven
eggs. Four of the seven
eggs hatch and become
kings that occupy four of
Raja Ampat biggest
islands whilst the other
three become a ghost, a
woman, and a stone.
 History shows that Raja Ampat was
once a part of Sultanate of Tidore,
an influential kingdom from
Maluku. Yet, after the Dutch
invaded Maluku, it was shortly
claimed by the Netherlands. The
main occupation for people around
this area is fishing since the area is
dominated by the sea. They live in a
small colony of tribes that spreads
around the area. Although
traditional culture still strongly
exists, they are very welcoming to
visitors. Raja Ampat people are
more like Ambonese than Papuan
people and now some of them are
Muslim and some of them are
Christian

7. Geography of Raja
Ampat
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 The oceanic natural resources around Raja Ampat give it
significant potential as a tourist area. Many sources place Raja
Ampat as one of their top ten most popular places for diving
whilst it retains the number one ranking in terms of underwater
biodiversity.
 According to Conservation International, marine surveys
suggest that the marine life diversity in the Raja Ampat area is
the highest recorded on Earth.[3] Diversity is considerably
greater than any other area sampled in the Coral Triangle
composed of Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Papua New
Guinea, Solomon Islands, and East Timor. The Coral Triangle is
the heart of the world's coral reef biodiversity, making Raja
Ampat quite possibly the richest coral reef ecosystems in the
world.

8. Geography of Raja
Ampat
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 The area's massive coral colonies along with relatively
high sea surface temperatures, also suggest that its reefs
may be relatively resistant to threats like coral bleaching
and coral disease, which now jeopardize the survival of
other coral ecosystems around the world. The Raja Ampat
islands are remote and relatively undisturbed by humans.
 The high marine diversity in Raja Ampat is strongly
influenced by its position between the Indian and Pacific
Oceans, as coral and fish larvae are more easily shared
between the two oceans. Raja Ampat's coral diversity,
resilience, and role as a source for larval dispersal make it
a global priority for marine protection.

9. Geography of Raja
Ampat
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 1,508 fish species, 537 coral species (a remarkable 96% of
all scleractinia recorded from Indonesia are likely to occur
in these islands and 75% of all species that exist in the
world), and 699 mollusk species, the variety of marine life
is staggering. Some areas boast enormous schools of fish
and regular sightings of sharks, such as wobbegongs.
 Raja Ampat Islands have at least three ponds containt
unpoisoned jellyfish, all in Misool area. Although
accessing the islands is not that difficult, it takes some
time. It takes six hours flight from Jakarta, the capital city
of Indonesia to Sorong. Then, taking a boat to reach the
islands is necessary.

10. Raja Ampat
Beach