In Indonesia, there is a place where even the most avid travelers have not yet been.

A place where mass tourism, deforestation, industrial fishing and the Internet have not yet reached.

A place where only small uninhabited islands with white sand, crabs scurrying around and colorful hermit crabs, small villages and crimson sunsets, which are not found in Bali, Thailand, or the Maldives. Only here.

This place is the Raja Ampat archipelago (translated as "Four Kings"), located in the eastern part of Indonesia, in the province of West Papua.