Raja Ampat
Raja Ampat is made up of 1500 mostly untouched islands on the north-west tip of West Papua, Indonesia. The area abounds in pristine tropical beaches, sapphire seas and one of the world’s most spectacular marine habitats!
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Balbulol-2
- Aerial photography - Kayaks meandering through lagoons of Balbulol, Raja Ampat, West Papua.
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Lenkafal
- Aerial photography - Kayaks meandering through lagoons of Balbulol, Raja Ampat, West Papua.
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Ampat Regency
- Aerial image of kayaks meandering through the lagoons of Balbulol, in Raja Ampat. Raja Ampat, or the Four Kings, is an archipelago located off the northwest tip of the island of New Guinea, in Indonesia's Southwest Papua province.
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Balbulol-1
- Aerial photography - Misool, Raja Ampat, West Papua
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Balbulol-4
- Aerial photography - Kayaks meandering through lagoons of Balbulol, Raja Ampat, West Papua.
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Balbulol-6
- Aerial photography - Kayaks meandering through lagoons of Balbulol, Raja Ampat, West Papua.
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Dafalen Lagoon
- Aerial photography - Dafalen, Raja Ampat.
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Balbulol-3
- Aerial photography - Misool, Raja Ampat, West Papua
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Kayaking The Blue Hole
- Kayaking through the pristine waters of Raja Ampat, in the Misool archipelago.
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Jakare
- Aerial image of Jakare, a traditional Indonesian Phinisi, in Raja Ampat.
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Kolan Hati – Heart Lagoon
- Aerial image of Heart Lagoon (Kolan Hati), in Misool, Raja Ampat.
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Balbulol-7
- Aerial photography - Kayaks meandering through lagoons of Balbulol, Raja Ampat, West Papua.
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