Wake up surrounded by the surreal beauty of Misool, one of the most remote islands in Raja Ampat. Dive or snorkel in crystalline waters teeming with soft corals, pygmy seahorses, and reef sharks. Spend the afternoon paddling through hidden lagoons or relaxing on the sun deck with the sound of waves beneath you.

“In Misool, the sea feels alive — every current carries the heartbeat of paradise.”

Start the day exploring Tomolol’s mystical cave system by kayak, where sunlight spills through the caverns in golden beams. Visit one of Raja Ampat’s stingless jellyfish lakes before hiking to the famous Love Lagoon, a heart-shaped wonder surrounded by emerald cliffs.

“Here, nature speaks in shapes and silence — and every turn reveals a secret worth keeping.”

Sail north to the Fam archipelago, home to some of Raja Ampat’s most stunning coral reefs. Dive among walls of soft and hard corals, spot wobbegong sharks, and drift through Batu Rufas’ turquoise lagoon. For a slower pace, spend the afternoon on a deserted beach or snorkeling just meters from shore.

“Some places don’t need words — only the quiet awe of being there.”

Rise early for a climb to Piaynemo’s iconic viewpoint, where the sea stretches like a mosaic of jade and sapphire. Later, visit Arborek Village, known for its vibrant community and pandan-leaf handicrafts. Meet locals, swim with schools of fish off the jetty, and enjoy a sunset dinner on deck.

“At the top of Piaynemo, the world feels infinite — a masterpiece painted by the sea.”

Dive at Cape Kri, a site that holds the world record for the highest number of marine species on a single dive. Continue to Yenbuba, a tranquil island framed by white sand and clear shallows. Spend the afternoon paddleboarding or meditating by the water before a sunset bonfire on the beach.

“Beneath every wave lies a universe — vibrant, infinite, and alive.”

Wake up in Pulau Pef and kayak through mangrove mazes surrounded by limestone cliffs. Discover ancient handprints on cave walls, a glimpse into the island’s distant past. In the afternoon, sail to Yengefo for snorkeling and diving with turtles and stingrays before dinner beneath the stars.

“In the quiet of Pef, time slows — and the ocean becomes your only compass.”

Spend your final full day exploring Wofoh’s twin islands, connected by a shallow reef perfect for snorkeling and paddleboarding. The coral walls here are rich with life — surgeonfish, barracuda, and the elusive unicornfish shimmer through the blue. Relax on soft sands as the sun dips into the horizon.

“The sea remembers every moment you give it — and offers peace in return.”

Enjoy breakfast on deck as the yacht sails back to Sorong. Bid farewell to the crew and take with you memories of coral kingdoms, hidden lagoons, and the rhythm of waves that will echo long after you’ve returned home.

“The journey ends, but the ocean’s song stays within you forever.”