Welcome services at Sorong airport by your English-speaking tour-guide and transfer to Sorong harbour. You’ll then board the ferry to Waisai, which leaves at around 9 am (approximately 2 hours' sailing). Transfer to your homestay upon arrival, where you can relax by the sea.

Early in the morning, you will board a speedboat to explore the Mayalibit Strait and the surrounding area. One of the main attraction is the well known "Kali Biru" (blue river), whose scarlet color and purity of water contrasts with the green of the surrounding forest. You will also meet the local people, grouped together in a few villages, and some free time will be devoted to snorkeling to discover the magnificent underwater world around you. Return to the homestay in the late afternoon.

Enjoy a laid-back day on Friwen Island’s pristine white-sand beaches. Take time to connect with the locals and explore the island’s vibrant marine life with a snorkeling or diving session along the renowned Friwen Wall.

Morning departure for Kri Island, with several snorkeling stops along the way—including the remarkable site of Sawandarek. With a bit of luck, you may spot reef sharks and swim alongside sea turtles, a protected species in Indonesia. Symbols of longevity and key players in maintaining the balance of the Raja Ampat marine ecosystem, these graceful creatures are truly unforgettable. Once on Kri, those who wish can hike up the island’s hill for a breathtaking sunset view.

Spend the day snorkeling around the island, with a highlight stop at Pasir Timbul, a stunning stretch of powdery white sand that appears like a mirage in the middle of emerald waters, only visible at low tide.

Get ready for a full day of exploration by speedboat through some of Raja Ampat’s most iconic and remote sites. Your journey begins with a cruise to Kabui Bay and its spectacular channel known as The Passage. This narrow strait, once described by Alfred Russel Wallace as "one of the most picturesque landscapes I have ever seen," separates the islands of Gam and Waigeo and is lined with towering limestone cliffs.

En route, you’ll pass by a pearl farm before entering this nutrient-rich waterway, which resembles a flowing river and is teeming with marine life due to the strong tidal currents. You'll have the chance to snorkel in this unique environment, surrounded by mangroves and dramatic rock formations.

The adventure continues with a stop at a quiet, remote jetty near Kabui before reaching a hidden bay—one of Raja Ampat’s best-kept secrets.

Here, you’ll snorkel above vibrant coral gardens in crystal-clear waters. Accessed via a long, narrow channel dotted with coral heads and patrolled by small reef sharks, this magical area unfolds into a maze of limestone islets and secret coves. You'll swim in a peaceful lagoon and even have the chance to explore a cave inhabited by colonies of bats.

If time allows, you’ll make a stop on the island of Pef to see ancient rock paintings before cruising on to Alyui Bay. Then comes the crown jewel of Raja Ampat: Wayag. These iconic karst islets—featured on the new 100,000-rupiah banknotes—are now a symbol of Indonesia’s natural heritage.

You’ll first head to Shark Point, where you can wade into shallow turquoise waters as small reef sharks swim playfully between your legs. For the adventurous, two steep hiking trails lead up to breathtaking viewpoints—challenging climbs rewarded with sweeping panoramic views over the archipelago. Afterward, take a refreshing dip in the warm, tranquil waters of a pristine lagoon.

To end this unforgettable day, you’ll reach a hidden beach tucked away in what might just be the most beautiful lagoon you’ve ever seen. Overnight in a simple beach bivouac, right by the water’s edge.

Enjoy a leisurely morning to relax and take in the paradise that surrounds you one last time. Late in the morning, set off for Fam Island and its famous coral-encrusted "wall". On the way, stop at Piaynemo, where you’ll hike up to the top of one of the region’s karst peaks for an unforgettable panoramic view of the islands. Then head towards the "Star Lagoon," a striking star-shaped water body. If weather conditions permit, you may also take a detour to Lagoon Kecil, a small, uniquely shaped lagoon just opposite Piaynemo. A staircase leads up to the cliffs, and you can snorkel in its emerald-green waters. The journey continues with snorkeling around the renowned Melissa Garden before finally reaching Fam Island.

The day is dedicated to engaging with local communities, who will invite you to take part in their daily activities. It’s also an opportunity to visit an oil palm plantation and enjoy some fantastic snorkeling spots.

Late morning departure to the beautiful island of Arborek, surrounded by stunning deserted islets, ideal for an unforgettable snorkeling experience. It’s also a chance to meet the friendly local community. Then, head towards the famous Manta Ridge, where you’ll have the unique opportunity to "dance" with majestic manta rays!

A large part of the day is dedicated to a speedboat transfer to the southern Raja Ampat, specifically to the island of Misool and its surrounding areas. Arrive in Yellu in the mid-afternoon and enjoy some relaxation by the sea.

The day is dedicated to exploring the surrounding areas, including Karawapop (the famous "Love Lagoon"), Olobi Beach, Kalek Sands, and Yelit, where you’ll have the chance to feed baby sharks. You’ll also visit the Batu Susun site and explore a local village.

Another day of exploration focused on nature and cultural encounters. Highlights include karst caves, Dafalen Peak, Sembayo, and Yapap. There will be plenty of opportunities for snorkeling, along with a stop in a local village to meet and connect with the community.

The day is devoted to discovering some of the region’s most stunning sites, including Balbulol Island, Ganfi, Namlol, the famous jellyfish lake of Lenmakana, several karst caves, and a visit to a local village.