Karst islands rising from the light blue seas.<p>

Part of the world's Coral Triangle!<p>

Nudibranch too numerous to count.<p>

It is also good for birding too!<p>

You can stay in a bungalow on the beach for US$30 a night. This price should include three simple meals per day.<p>

Alcohol seems hard to come by, unfortunately. Bintang might be available at some resorts.<p>

See <a href="http://www.stayrajaampat.com/">Stay in Raja Ampat</a>!<p>

You need to pay a fee to enter the marine park.<p>

<h2>PULAU SALAWATI</h2><br>

Pulau Salawati is the island closest to Sorong... only 20km by boat!<p>

At Samate, see the <a href="http://www.pacificwrecks.com/airfields/indonesia/samate/">Japanese airfield from the Second World War!</a><p>

<h2>PULAU BATANTA</h2><br>
They seem to speak <a href="http://www.muturzikin.com/cartesoceanie/oceanie2.htm">Biak</a> on Batanta.<p>

Kapisawar... small village in the southwest part of the islands! Dogs ride with men in their outriggers.<p>

Pulau Kri.<p>

There are ancient rock painting on Misool.<p>