Island
hopping.

1,500+ islands. Limestone karsts, hidden lagoons, postcard beaches — reached by speedboat or phinisi. The classic Raja Ampat day, repeated for as many days as you have.

Build Your Route

— Top Islands

Six islands
you can't miss.

6 Islands

Iconic Lookout 01

Piaynemo

The classic Raja Ampat postcard — climb the wooden stairs for the karst-lagoon view.

Far North 02

Wayag

Remote karst archipelago. Iconic twin-peak lookout requires a guided hike.

Snorkel Wall 03

Friwen

Tiny village island with the legendary Friwen Wall just offshore.

Cultural Village 04

Arborek

Friendly local village, women weaving handicrafts, jetty teeming with reef fish.

Lagoon 05

Sauwandarek

Turquoise lagoon, jetty snorkel, traditional Papuan welcome.

South Frontier 06

Misool

Pristine south karst zone — rock art, hidden lagoons, marine reserve.

— Sample Day

A day on
the water.

A typical island-hopping day combines 2–3 islands, 1–2 snorkel stops, a village visit, and a beach lunch. Custom routes possible.

07:30 Depart Sorong / Waisai by speedboat.
09:00 Piaynemo lookout climb — classic photo stop.
10:30 Snorkel at Melissa's Garden.
12:30 Beach lunch on a deserted islet.
14:00 Visit Arborek village — handicrafts & jetty snorkel.
16:00 Sauwandarek lagoon — turquoise swim.
17:30 Return through golden-hour karst.

— FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

How many islands can I visit in a day?

Typically 2–3 islands plus 1–2 snorkel stops — depending on distance between sites and weather conditions.

Are the boats stable for non-swimmers?

Yes — covered speedboats and phinisis are equipped with life jackets, safety gear, and stable platforms for boarding.

Can elderly travelers enjoy island hopping?

Yes — pace, beach access, and lookout climbs can be adjusted. Some lookouts (Wayag, Piaynemo) involve steep stair climbs.

Build your
island route.

Day trips, multi-day cruises, or full liveaboards — we'll match your dates to the right vessel and route.