Raja Ampat accommodation

Over-water bungalows on an uninhabited island. Excellent snorkelling along the island’s renowned Fam Wall. Central to all Fam attractions.

If an on-site dive center, real beds, ensuite bathrooms, fans and door locks are necessities, then Delvin Homestay is the place for you.

Four bungalows with ensuite bathrooms in a quiet cove at the mouth of Kabui Bay. Great snorkelling. Dolphins, turtles, and wobbegongs common.

An obvious choice for birders: Owned by experienced local bird guide Franky Mambrasar, with both Red and Wilson’s Birds of Paradise displaying nearby.

An on-site dive center, a sensational beach, great reefs, and beautiful garden surrounds, it’s no wonder that Kordiris is a favourite of island travellers.

Private, over-water bungalows in a hidden cove in the heart of the Pam Islands. Snorkel with mantas, hike to the village, relax on a beach.

Two private over-water bungalows on Arborek Island’s sunset coast. A quiet location with easy access to Arborek village and dive shop.

A private retreat for those who love nature. Ensuite bathrooms, perfect sunset views, fabulous snorkelling and a jungle full of birdlife.

One of the closest homestays to Wayag. A great house reef, with noctilucent plankton sparkling beneath the bungalows most nights, and a fine sandy beach.

Venture across the equator to experience life on a remote and isolated far northern Raja Ampat island. A seldom visited Pacific Ocean atoll.