Raja Ampat – 四王群島讓您沉浸在潛水天堂，50,000 平方公里的島嶼和珊瑚礁、580 種珊瑚、1,397 種魚類，包括 23 種特有魚類，這裡確實是海洋生物多樣性的中心，擁有世界上最豐富的水下動植物群。
四王島地處偏遠不易到達，四王群島號稱「世界的盡頭」，最大的好處是遠離人類文明，自然生態衝擊程度相對較小，豐富的海洋生態不致於被破壞，被譽為「最後的潛水天堂」。四王群島的獨特性，在於豐富造礁珊瑚形成的生態系統，堪稱全球海洋生物多樣性博物館，也被尊為「海洋的亞馬遜」。
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| Cape Kri | Cape Kri dive site is famous for holding the world's record for the site with the highest number of species spotted in one single dive. This record was set by Gerald R. Allen, a renowned marine biologist. He recorded 374 species here and it went on to become a world famous dive site for its huge number of diversity. |
| Sawandarek | The dive site is a gently sloping reef that extends to the East and West of the jetty structure. The reef slopes are littered with impressive rock formations covered in colorful hard coral and abundant soft coral growth, from massive sea fans to anemones of all colours and sizes. The topography of the dive site is one of the most awe-inspiring in all of Raja Ampat. The dive site is home to an abundance of macro life. When trying to fine comb the coral formations, it is possible to spot nudibranchs, pipefish, blue-ringed octopus, and even pigmy seahorses if you are lucky. |
| Manta Sandi | The Manta Sandy dive site in Raja Ampat is a shallow site, which means that you will not have issues with bottom time. This is perfect, as once the mantas have been cleaned, it is common for them to come and check out the divers offering them an opportunity to see them in a more up close and personal manner. While diving in Raja Ampat, you will quickly discover that mantas are curious and intelligent creatures with no real natural enemies, aside from large sharks that attack them from behind. This means that they are not fearful, and as mentioned above, if you wait patiently at the appropriate place, they will come to you for a closer look for themselves. |
| Citrus Ridge | The coral reef at Citrus Ridge has a beautiful hard coral garden that shimmers in the sunlit shallows at the edge of a sloping channel. Upon descent lion fish and scorpion fish can sometimes be found resting on table coral and brain coral, there's also a chance you might spot a school of bumphead parrotfish |
