Luxury Raja Ampat Tours
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Batana Island
has an abundance of mangrove forests, streams, and a stunning waterfall
Misool
has hidden cathedral-like caves and lagoons waiting to be explored
Salawati
has warm seawater that invites you in for an underwater adventure
Visit Waigeo
for a jungle paradise teeming with wildlife and ancient cultural sites
Explore the beautiful islands and waters that comprise Raja Ampat
Off the northwest tip of New Guinea in West Papua, the archipelago of Raja Ampat is made up of over 1,500 tiny islands and cays. Lush forested islets, white sandy beaches and turquoise waters makes this one of Indonesia‘s most idyllic locations.
Raja Ampat translates as Four Kings, and while there are several variations on the tale that gave the archipelago its name, one of the most popular is that of a woman who found seven dragon eggs. Four of the eggs hatched and so were born kings of the four biggest islands in the archipelago.
All the islands are part of the Coral Triangle making the waters of Raja Ampat some of the richest and most diverse in the world. This is a real haven for divers and snorkellers.
Remote and largely uninhabited by humans, the best way to explore this beautiful region is by boat. We can arrange an exclusive private charter with an individual itinerary tailored to your requirements. The rugged, scenic beauty of Raja Ampat make sailing through them, lounging on a spacious deck between dives and enjoying al fresco dining, a rare and very privileged experience.
Highlights
Go snorkelling in the mangroves or kayaking across the azure waters of Mioskin Bay.
Hike the Wayag archipelago with its picturesque karst formations to achieve an awe-inspiring view of the islands.
Observe protected rare birds on their forested island sanctuaries.
For abundant marine-life and vibrant coral slopes, make sure to visit the famed Kri peninsula.
Visit Arborek Island for a trip to the village of Kampung Wisata to learn about local traditions and culture.
Rachel O’Leary
Travel Designer
Raja Ampat is the perfect getaway for underwater exploration, pristine white beaches, and jungle adventures. If I was to describe anywhere as a paradise, it would certainly be the islands that make up Raja Ampat. It's got something for every kind of explorer - gorgeous nature, magnificent diving spots, and local culture for you to learn about.
Rachel O'Leary
Travel Designer
Luxury Accommodation and Cruises in Raja Ampat
Trip Inspiration
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Sumba
Sumba is rugged, wild and virtually untouched by tourists. Explore jungles, rivers and secluded coves. Learn about the strong culture here and the connections to the natural world.
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Banda Islands
Ancient Indonesian tribal culture, Dutch influence and a remote location make the Banda Islands particularly distinctive and entirely fascinating. Naturally stunning with excellent snorkelling and diving.
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Moyo
An island of small fishing villages, secluded beaches and an interior crammed with wildlife. Spot wild boars, deer, macaque monkeys, sea eagles and osprey.
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Komodo National Park
A UNESCO heritage site full of vibrant marine-life. Made-up of three islands the only way to explore fully is onboard a luxury yacht, stopping off to visit the fearsome Komodo Dragons.
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Java
Home to the bustling capital Jakarta, Java is one of the most diverse islands in Indonesia. Visit smouldering volcanoes, exquisite temples and cycle through rice fields and tea plantations.
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Lombok
A quiet, peaceful island with some of Indonesia’s most beautiful beaches. Relaxed and slow paced with an interior of rice fields and fascinating culture.
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Indonesia Yacht Charter
Explore the Indonesia archipelago on a private, exclusive yacht adventure. Cruise along white sand coastlines punctuated with emerald green jungles and swim with turtles.
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Bali
Bali, the Island of the Gods is Indonesia’s most famous island. From rugged mountain peaks to lush jungles, magnificent waterfalls and stunning beaches, the island has got something for everyone. Bali also makes for an ideal gateway to other parts of Indonesia. From here, you can set off on day trips to smaller islands such as Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan.
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When to visit
Although it can be visited all year round, the best time to take a trip to Raja Ampat is between October and April, as it follows a different seasonality to the rest of Indonesia. January is one of the best months to visit Raja Ampat for exclusive yacht explorations, with little rain and balmy days. Calm conditions and low winds are perfect for water activities, both below and above the surface.
Discover the lush jungle on trekking trails
All year round
Dive through an incredible underwater world of colourful reefs and marine life
October-April
Yacht explorations
January
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Raja Ampat
Whatever you want from your adventure in Raja Ampat, our team of expert travel designers are ready to help.
Why book with Jacada?
Why book with Jacada?
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