Misool

Diving in Misool, an area within Raja Ampat, offers an unparalleled experience, renowned for its vibrant soft corals and abundant marine life. With 5 dive sites recorded, you'll discover a world teeming with biodiversity.

Among the highlights is Boo Windows, named for two window-like swim-throughs piercing a small limestone island. The larger arch, running surface-to-approximately 5 meters, frames divers in a stunning blue, making for incredible photo opportunities.

Four Kings presents four underwater pinnacles rising from a ~40-meter base to summits between ~5 and ~20 meters. These are connected by a ridge and split by a dramatic deep canyon, with every surface smothered in soft coral and sea fans. You might spot schooling Fusilier and Longfin Bannerfish here.

Magic Mountain (Shadow Reef) is Raja Ampat's premier oceanic-manta site. This exposed seamount rises from ~40 meters+ to within ~5 meters of the surface, serving as a cleaning station for both Reef Manta Ray and Giant Oceanic Manta Ray. Fully open to ocean current, the pinnacles also attract Grey Reef Shark and Giant Trevally.

Nudi Rock is a small pinnacle in the Fiabacet chain whose above-water profile resembles a nudibranch. Its walls carry an unrivalled tapestry of soft corals, sea fans, and sponges in every color. Look for Oriental Sweetlips and Hawksbill Turtle.

Often called the most beautiful dive in Raja Ampat, Whale Rock is a Fiabacet wall and rock where sea fans and soft coral pile on soft coral everywhere you look. The wall drops from ~5 meters to 35–40 meters, offering incredible photographic opportunities. Keep an eye out for Humphead Wrasse (Napoleon) and Bigeye Trevally.

Currently, Misool offers 1 dive resort and 0 dive shops, providing a focused and intimate diving adventure.