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Discover Raja Ampat:
Raja Ampat is not all about diving. For you who prefer exploring, Raja Ampat has islands to explore. These islands rugged contours are adorned with mist-shrouded peaks, draped in pristine Papuan rainforest.
Batanta Waterfall, located on Batanta Island in Raja Ampat, West Papua Province, is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. This enchanting natural wonder offers a captivating experience for those who venture to its pristine waters.
The waterfall originates from the unseen top of the island, where clear, cool water gracefully descends over jagged rocks. Visitors have the opportunity to swim into or under the falls, and sitting behind them provides a unique perspective as you gaze out at the clear warm waters surrounding Batanta. The lush vegetation adds to the allure, with delicate orchids growing near the top of the falls and abundant foliage enveloping the area.
Boat from Sorong to Batanta Island
Telaga Bintang is a unique lagoon located in the West Waigeo District of Raja Ampat Regency, West Papua Province. When viewed from a hilltop, this lagoon resembles a star shape, with surrounding hills creating a natural star-like impression
To enjoy the view of Telaga Bintang, visitors must first hike up a coral hill. The journey to Telaga Bintang takes approximately 5-10 minutes from the Piaynemo Geosite, near Waigeo Villa in Waisai Town. The path to the coral hilltop is not easy; it involves climbing over large and small coral rocks. Visitors need to hold onto these rocks as the trail can be steep 1.
Boat from Sorong to Batanta Island
The Red Bird-of-Paradise (Cendrawasih Merah) is a captivating avian wonder endemic to the lush rainforests of Waigeo and Batanta islands within the Raja Ampat archipelago in West Papua, Indonesia.
The Red Bird-of-Paradise (Paradisaea rubra) is a striking bird species belonging to the genus Paradisaea.
These birds inhabit the lowland rainforests of West Papua, which is part of Indonesia. They are found in Waigeo and Batanta Island in West Papua.
The Red Bird-of-Paradise is classified as near threatened due to habitat loss and hunting. Conservation efforts are crucial to protect this stunning species.
Pasir Timbul is a captivating natural wonder located in the Raja Ampat archipelago, West Papua Province, Indonesia. The name “Pasir Timbul” translates to “emerging sands.” Imagine standing on a circular island surrounded by crystal-clear blue waters. The sand stretches up to 200 meters, allowing visitors to explore its expanse.
These island become visible during specific time:
Boat from Sorong to Batanta Island
