Yes, Raja Ampat really is outstanding. A well-kept and controlled nature reserve in the middle of the coral triangle. The corals are really fascinating. The accommodation in the Beachview houses is very nice and cozy. The diving school is very professional. Three dives a day with sometimes short times calls for Nitrox. Unfortunately, despite the modern nitrox compressor, it is not cheap at €8 per tank.
The manta point really brought the giants in front of our masks the second time. A great experience. Even better on the way back was the inconspicuous little bay with the small village and the underwater world, which was truly incredible. A 2m long shell, turtles of the same size, sharks and fish, fish, fish.
Raja Ampat really is worth its high price.

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The islet is a little paradise. If you're not staying too long and are traveling as a couple or in a group, it might be great. I wouldn't recommend it to women traveling alone, I had the impression that the operators don't know what to do with them. What really bothered me was the lack of safety, a terrible dive boat for the large groups, without seats, without tank holders, without anything really. The smaller dive boat for 6 divers is ok and equipped with the usual standards. Another minus point: the divers were allowed to wear gloves, with the result that everything was touched without restraint.

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All our dive guides were really very good!, relaxed, helpful, good guidance, always inquired if everything is ok., friendly.very positive: diving in Kleistgruppen or in pairs as with us.
Dive center: very small, little equipment, generally rudimentary equipment, large diving boat not very well equipped for several divers, a diving boat for 4 people well.

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