Raja Ampat
Raja Ampat ("Four Kings") is an archipelago of more than 1,500 islands off the north-west tip of New Guinea. Its reefs hold the highest recorded diversity of hard corals and reef fish of any comparable area. Diving splits into a central/north part (Dampier Strait, Kri, Fam, Wayag), known for current-swept reefs, manta cleaning stations and jetties, and the remote south around Misool, famous for soft-coral-covered pinnacles, karst lagoons and a large no-take zone.
Dive sites
- 3 Rocks
- Algae Patch
- Andiamo
- Anita's Garden
- Arborek Jetty
- Arefi Reef
- Barracuda Rock
- Batu Lima
- Batu Rufus
- Black Rock
- Blue Magic
- Blue Water Mangrove
- Boo West
- Boo Windows
- Candy Store
- Cape Kri
- Cape Mansuar
- Chango
- Chicken Reef
- Citrus Ridge
- Crossover
- Eagle Rock
- Fam Slope
- Fiabacet
- Four Kings
- Friwen Wall
- Gladden Spit
- Goa Farondi
- Kaleidoscope
- Kampung Deer
- Keruo Channel
- Leo's Reef
- Living Colours
- Magic Mountain
- Manta Ridge
- Manta Sandy
- Mayhem
- Melissa's Garden
- Mike's Point
- Mioskon
- Misool House Reef
- My Reef
- Neptune's Fan Sea
- No Contest
- Nudi Rock
- Otdima
- Pele's Playground
- Piaynemo Jetty
- Ransiwor
- Sagewin Island
- Saonek Kecil
- Sardine Reef
- Sawandarek Jetty
- Sorido Wall
- Tank Rock
- The Passage
- Toblerone
- Uri
- Wai (P-47 wreck)
- Walo Bommies
- Warna Berwarna
- Wayag Gate
- Wedding Cake
- West Mansuar
- Whale Rock
- White Wall (Alyui Bay)
- Yellow Coco
- Yenbuba Jetty
- Yenkoranu
- Yillet Kecil