When most divers think about peak season in eastern Indonesia, they are drawn towards the dry months between October and May. However, there is breathtaking diving to be had in Raja Ampat even in the region’s windy, or low season. Some may see this season as a drawback, but June to August actually offers some of the richest, most atmospheric, and biodiverse diving of the year.
Raja Ampat is known for its rich biodiversity and is home to many rare and unique animals both above and below the water. It is this incredible variety of species that draws divers and adventurers from all over the world. If you are interested in nature and animals you should have the 7 animals in
No dive trip to Raja Ampat is complete without hunting for the plethora of pygmy seahorses that reside in the region. These minute fish are so unique in looks, the way they move through the water, and their behaviours, it is almost unbelievable that they are real. Raja Ampat has amongst the highest recorded density
Raja Ampat has more species of marine fauna than almost anywhere else in the world. Within this range of species there are some massive and some so tiny they are almost invisible to the human eye. Let’s take a look at some of the biggest and smallest creatures you may come across in Raja Ampat.
