Ultimate Family Adventure

RAJA AMPAT | SEASON: NOVEMBER - MARCH

10 NIGHTS | 413 NM (764 KM)

During this 10-night voyage, you will embark on a far-reaching exploration of what is, without a doubt, one of the least-visited but most remarkable adventure destinations on our planet.

Itinerary Synopsis

Starting in Sorong, this voyage will take you north to Wayag, then through Waigeo, Batanta and Misool to cover the highlights of the entire Raja Ampat region.

Tailored to an active and nature-loving group, the expedition is packed with fun ways to enjoy the bounties of Raja Ampat’s equatorial wonderland. Each day presents opportunities for adventure in stunning natural habitats supported by the amenities of the yacht.

Itinerary Route

Ultimate Family Adventure 10-night Raja Ampat yacht charter itinerary map

Daily Activities

Day

Sorong - Wayag

105 NM (195 KM) | ~ 15 HOURS

Board the yacht and head north for an overnight cruise into Raja Ampat and its breathtaking natural sites. If conditions are right, raise the sails for the first time as you head into the sunset.

Fishing boats anchored at sunset near Sorong's harbor

Fish caught by fishermen in Sorong, lying on a cloth on a muddy ground, ready for sale at a market

Various local vegetables put together ready for sale in Sorong

Half underwater view of the nature and marine life in Raja Ampat

Day

Wayag -

ANCHOR IN WAYAG | ~

At sunrise, cruise through Wayag’s stunning karst formations. Enjoy a leisurely day of water sports, then head ashore for a cocktail party on a pristine stretch of beach.

Aerial view on Wayag’s pristine turquoise waters and rocky islands covered with forest

Day

Wayag - Wayag Ranger Station

4 NM (7 KM) | ~ 0,5 HOUR

Start the day with a morning snorkel, then visit the Wayag ranger station where baby black tip reef sharks circle in the shallows.

Baby blacktip reef shark swimming in the shallow waters of Indonesian islands

White sand beach and turquoise lagoon of Wayag, with green mountains in the background

Baby blacktip reef sharks swimming in the shallow waters of Indonesian islands

Aerial view of Raja Ampat's emerald green islands at sunset

Day

Wayag Ranger Station - Kawe

12 NM (22 KM) | ~ 1.5 HOURS

Hike to a waterfall on the west side of the island in the morning, then snorkel across the equator in the afternoon where soft corals bloom in a vibrant display of colors near the surface.

School of bump parrot fish swimming near coral in Raja Ampat

Long exposure shot of a campfire set at dusk on a green tropical island

Day

Kawe Island - Wofoh

14 NM (26 KM) | ~ 2 HOURS

Go for a snorkel and relax on a deserted beach in the morning. For a taste of local culture in the afternoon, visit Manyaifun village, set partially on stilts overlooking the clear, fish-abundant waters.

View from the water on a kayak anchored at a white sand beach, with green trees behind it

Two kayaks and a stand up paddle board at a white sand beach

Aerial view on Wofoh covered in green nature and surrounded by shallow pristine waters

Day

Wofoh - Kabui Bay

19 NM (35 KM) | ~ 2.5 HOURS

Separating Gam and Waigeo islands is a narrow waterway that looks like a river. The clear water hosts colorful soft corals near the surface, perfectly viewed via snorkeling or stand-up paddle boarding.

Aerial view on Kabui Bay and its green islands, with a ship cruising around them

Half underwater view of the nature and a starfish surrounded by coral

Rocky islets with green trees growing on them illuminated by the crystal waters

Day

Kabui Bay - Arborek

18 NM (33 KM) | ~ 2,5 HOURS

Awake before dawn for a trek to spot the greater bird of paradise. Snorkel Manta Sandy for swims with manta rays and visit the conservationist village of Arborek in the afternoon, known for its jetty snorkel.

Aerial view on Arbroek island with ships leaving its harbor

Manta ray seen from down below swimming near small fish

Coral grown on a wooden pillar of a fisherman's house in Raja Ampat

Day

Arborek - Arefi Village - Batanta

25 NM (46 KM) | ~ 3.5 HOURS

Embark on a morning island trek to see birds on Batanta’s north coast, then walk along the riverbed to see two jungle waterfalls. In the afternoon, relax at anchor where the sounds of the rainforest fill the air.

Long exposure shot of a double waterfall among green trees

Close up on Wilson's bird-of-paradise sitting on a tree branch, as seen from top down

Wilson's bird-of-paradise sitting on a tree branch, as seen from top down

Long exposure shot of a waterfall among green trees, with a native Indonesian man climbing the waterfall

Day

Batanta - Tomolol Bay

97 NM (180 KM) | ~ 14.5 HOURS

Take RIBs through Tomolol Bay, where dolphins can sometimes be seen between islands. Swim through cathedral-sized Tomolol cave, leading to a grotto of turquoise water surrounded by sharply rising cliffs.

Rocky entrance to a cave hidden in the waters of Tomolol

Yacht charter clients on a RIB, exploring the rocky mountain walls and caves

Close up on primitive paintings on a wall of a cave

View on Tomolol's turquoise lagoon from the top of a rocky islets

Rocky walls inside a cave in Tomolol with turquoise waters on the bottom and a torchlight pointing forward

Day

Tomolol Bay - Misool Eco Reserve

27 NM (50 KM) | ~ 4 HOURS

Explore the area’s exciting scenery on a RIB excursion through the Mushroom Islands with colorful coral just below the surface. End the day with a party onboard before cruising overnight back to Sorong.

Underwater rocks with coral reflecting in the top layer of the water

Aerial view on rocky coastline of Misool Eco Reserve

Day

Misool Eco Reserve - Sorong

92 NM (170 KM) | ~ 14 HOURS

Disembark after lunch for flights home.

Small rocky islets seen from the blue sea

Red sun setting below clouds and over mountains near Sorong, seen from the ocean

Customizing your itinerary

This sample itinerary is intended to provide an example of an exciting family adventure suitable for all ages in Raja Ampat. To discuss crafting the ultimate private yacht charter around your individual preferences, please enquire below or email us at: info@indoyachts.com.

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