Reiseverlauf

Reiseverlauf abhängig von Wetterkonditionen. Beschriebene Naturerlebnisse / Tiersichtungen sind mögliche Ereignisse auf den Expeditionen und nicht garantiert.

• Tag 1 – Sorong

  Sorong, located in West Papua, serves as a key transportation and logistical hub in eastern Indonesia. Set along the coast and surrounded by tropical landscapes, the city reflects the dynamic character of this remote region, shaped by maritime activity and regional connections. As the final point of the voyage, Sorong provides a practical gateway for onward travel, marking the conclusion of the expedition and guests’ return journey home.

• Tag 2 – Kabui Bay, Waigeo Island, Raja Ampat

• Tag 2 – Pulau Mansuar, Raja Ampat

• Tag 3 – Pulau Penemu, Raja Ampat

• Tag 3 – Pulau Fam, Raja Ampat

• Tag 4 – Pulau Misool, Raja Ampat (Balbulal Lagoon, Pulau Misool, Raja Ampat)

• Tag 4 – Pulau Misool, Raja Ampat (Yapap, Pulau Misool, Raja Ampat)

• Tag 5 – Pulau Kri, Raja Ampat

  Nestled in the vibrant heart of Raja Ampat, this small island packs a punch with crystal-clear waters teeming with some of the richest marine biodiversity on Earth. From colorful coral gardens to schools of exotic fish, every swim reveals a new wonder. Above water, the island’s lush greenery and serene beaches offer a perfect escape into nature’s untouched beauty.

• Tag 6 – Day at sea

• Tag 7 – Day at sea

• Tag 8 – Casulian Island

• Tag 9 – Bohol Island, Loay

  Having sailed across the Bohol Sea, you’ll arrive today at tiny Balicasag Island, which is located about six kilometres southwest of Panglao. Circled by a reef that has been declared a marine sanctuary, it’s one of the most popular diving spots in the Philippines. The sea here drops away to impressively deep submarine cliffs. Soft and hard corals can be found around the drop-offs, as well as sublime multicoloured shoals. Afterwards, head to the city of Tagbilaran, a gateway to Bohol’s jungly interior. Home of (arguably) the world’s cutest animal, tarsiers – nocturnal primates less than 16 centimetres high that have distinctive bulbous eyes – live in Bohol and can be seen at its conservation centre and sanctuary. Bohol is also famous for its Chocolate Hills, a quirk of geology that must be seen.

• Tag 10 – Cuatro Islas (Digyo Island, Cuatro Islas)

• Tag 11 – Marinduque Island (LayLay Port, Marinduque Island)

• Tag 12 – Manila

  Manila, the teeming, sprawling metropolis of the Philippines, is a city bursting with creative and exciting energy, and a vibrant showcase of Filipino cuisine and arts. Intramuros, the historic Spanish walled city at its heart, is home to Fort Santiago and San Agustin Church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Popular museums include the National Museum Complex with the abundant collections of art, anthropology and natural history.