Raja Ampat, Indonesia. (Pixabay/Ady_Fauzan)
The surface of the sea is clear, the playing arena is perfect for small fish with colors.
Chasing waves, rolling each other under LaGuardia. Underneath, beautiful corals appear.
On top of Pasir Timbul, a stretch of 150 square meters of sand stretches, forming an island without the slightest plants, not even animals.
Now and then, small shells pass on the sand, swept away by the waves and the wind.
In addition to playing in the water, in Pasir Timbul the tourists can snorkel fun, penetrate the blue waters, play with amazing marine life while waiting for the sunset on the western horizon.
Pasir Timbul is one of the many beautiful islands that stretch across the Raja Ampat archipelago in Papua.
In addition to Pasir Timbul, several islands in Raja Ampat also offer a charming natural charm.
Arborek
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Famous for the enchanting charm of the underwater fish, Arborek embodies one of the islands that must be visited when combing Raja Ampat.
It only takes about 30 minutes to get around the island on foot while enjoying the amazing stretch of white sand.
Pianemo
Raja Ampat. (Unsplash)
Combing the trip using a speedboat for about two hours from Waisai, the capital of Raja Ampat Regency, we will find a row of beautiful islands named Pianemo.
Like other beautiful islands in Raja Ampat, Pianemo presents charming natural landscape charm with amazing blue waters.
Wayag
It takes around six to seven hours by speedboat to Wayag, the farthest island in Raja Ampat.
Visiting this beautiful island line, it is strongly recommended to leave at night and at dawn to get the best natural panorama.
