Raja Ampat

Raja Ampat sets the global benchmark for marine biodiversity, boasting the highest number of fish species ever counted on a single dive—over 280. This archipelago's coral reefs host 75% of the world's known coral species, a density unmatched anywhere else. Its underwater visibility often exceeds 30 meters, revealing vibrant seascapes that outshine #2 Bunaken's wall diving in sheer variety. Data from Conservation International confirms Raja Ampat's reefs contain 1,374 fish species, making it the ultimate destination for species-rich encounters.