Panoramic View of Limestone Islets

#christmastrip Wayag islands are the farthest in Raja Ampat and understandably it takes quite a bit of a boat time to go there. We took 3 hours by fast boat. The hike to see the karst landforms heritage site of Wayag in West Papua is an awe-inspiring experience that will leave you in complete awe of nature's wonders. The hike is about 15 minutes on a steep and rough path. Depending on your fitness, it can range from easy to difficult. You do need to be extra careful as it is steep and the jagged karst is hard, sharp and slippery. You can wear gloves if you want. But it is worth it because once you get to the summit you'll be surrounded by clear blue waters and limestone karsts that create a surreal and breathtaking landscape. Reaching the summit of Wayag is a truly rewarding experience. From the top, you'll be greeted with panoramic views of the jagged karst formations jutting out of the turquoise sea. The sight is nothing short of mesmerizing, and you'll feel like you've stepped into a postcard or a scene from a fantasy movie. The sheer beauty and grandeur of this natural spectacle will take your breath away. If you have a drone, it’s also a nice place to get some beautiful footage of the surrounding islets and the crystal blue water. #rajaampat #hiking #indonesia #limestone #wayag