Wayag Islands Raja Ampat
Limestone islands in Wayag (Raja Ampat, Indonesia) are not only amazing to view but also to dive into. The islands are uninhabited, and far from the closest mainland, Waigeo Island.
My travel and scuba diving story in the Wayag Islands was published as Wayag Islands, the Icon of Raja Ampat. Raja Ampat is one of amazing diving destinations I have been experienced. Truly recommended for avid scuba divers!
Wayag Islands
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indahs: dive, travel & photography 
very nice! I’ve never heard about this island 🙂
Thank you! It is part of Raja Ampat archipelago in Indonesia. Perhaps it is more well known by scuba divers internationally. Raja Ampat is just recently known to have the largest number of corals species in the world – it covers 75% of the total corals species of the world.
it sounds really cool!
Very beautiful… almost like something someone imagined and created this image in a 3d package.. Thank you for sharing this.. really lovely 🙂
I wish I could make 3D image too but having teleportation power will be much better – so we can just go to places just in one blink 😉
Thank you!!
Hehehe… teleportation? nice..
Wow very beautiful 🙂
Thank you so much Norma!
Stunning view!
It is 🙂 sometimes I do miss it! Thank you!
Very beautiful capture; looks like a truly gorgeous place!
Hi Tina, thank you so much! The place is truly a paradise 🙂
Indah, that is incredible! I had not heard of this island either! Once again, your photo is phenomenal! Cher xo
Thank you so much! Raja Ampat just recently researched by scientists that the area has incredible number of marine species – at least the area has 75% of coral species of the world – the largest number to be found 🙂
Wow, that is absolutely incredible!!! I would love to snorkel there! It must be amazing to see this underwater world!! Cher xo
Amazing picture…almost surreal.
Thank you so much 🙂
Amazing. Is it possible to visit without diving intentions? Have you visit the island (on surface)?;)
Thank you! Yest, it is possible to visit the area without diving..We did visit the island and actually the picture was taken from one of its peak. The island is perfect for hiking, but the problem was the heat – so after hiking, you may want to jump into the water for swimming or snorkeling 🙂
Sounds great…