Hidden in the far reaches of Indonesia’s West Papua province, Raja Ampat is a place of extraordinary natural wonder. Known as the crown jewel of the Coral Triangle, its waters hold the greatest marine biodiversity on Earth. Stunning coral reefs are home to myriad schools of tropical fish and other brilliant marine species. The deeper surrounding oceans are frequented by manta rays, whales, dolphins, and the occasional dugong. Lush forests cover limestone hills and echo the calls of some of the world's most exotic bird species. White sand beaches stretch peacefully along island coastlines, rimming the turquoise water at the intersection of the Pacific and Indian Ocean. Raja Ampat remains one of the planet’s last true frontiers, wild and profoundly alive.