Raja Ampat is celebrated as one of the world’s marine biodiversity epicentres, with researchers, scientists, and divers traveling from all over the world to study and enjoy it. Recently, it wasn’t the incredible seascapes in the news, but island landscapes being destroyed by the expansion of nickel mines threatening this ecological treasure.
Raja Ampat is one of the most exotic places in Indonesia. Known for its gorgeous landscapes and breathtaking surroundings, a visit to Raja Ampat is perfect if you desire the ultimate rest and relaxation. Plus, when you stay at Papua Paradise Eco Resort, we will provide you with an extraordinary experience!
Raja Ampat is celebrated worldwide for its breathtaking coral reefs and unmatched marine biodiversity. However, along its pristine shores is another ecological marvel, the mangrove forests. These unique ecosystems are a cornerstone of life in Raja Ampat, and therefore deserve their own blog post.
The currents in Raja Ampat are a defining feature of the region and also one of the reasons it is such an incredible diving destination. They are created by the flow of water through the narrow straits and channels that connect the various islands in the archipelago. Understanding these currents is crucial for safe and
Sustainable tourism is a joint effort between government, communities, hotel owners and tour providers, and of course the tourists themselves. This can be a lot to manage and control but is incredibly important, especially in a place of huge environmental importance like Raja Ampat. Luckily, there is consistent action being taken by all parties in
