PAPUA & RAJA AMPAT – The Last Paradise

PAPUA & RAJA AMPAT – The Last Paradise

West Papua and Raja Ampat lie at the edge of the Indonesian archipelago, yet they embody its purest spirit. Raja Ampat, meaning “Four Kings,” is an archipelago of over 1,500 islands, renowned as the epicenter of global marine biodiversity. Its reefs host 75% of the world’s coral species — a true paradise for divers and snorkelers. On land, Papua’s highlands reveal tribal cultures that have preserved their traditions for millennia. Trek through the Baliem Valley, where the Dani people continue to live close to nature, or cruise through pristine lagoons framed by limestone cliffs. Papua is remote yet rewarding — a destination for travelers seeking authenticity, discovery, and a deeper connection to the planet.