Hotels in Raja Ampat, Indonesia
Raja Ampat is a remote archipelago in West Papua, Indonesia, famous for having the highest marine biodiversity on Earth. The climate stays warm year-round at 80-90°F (27-32°C), with dry winters from October to April offering calm seas perfect for diving at sites like Cape Kri, and rainy summers bringing lush landscapes and fewer crowds for cheaper stays. During the dry season, you can snorkel with manta rays at Manta Sandy, or hike to Pianemo viewpoint for the iconic view of limestone karsts rising from turquoise water.