MAHARAJA ECO DIVE LODGE

In 2015, we launched the first Eco Start-up, fully incubated by BLUE GREEN PASSION.

 

 

 

‘MahaRaja Eco Dive Lodge' is an Eco-Friendly Dive Resort, based on the Paradise Archipelago of Raja Ampat, in West Papua, Indonesia

 

‘The Vision is to 

• Provide the Best Environment, with a full Eco Lifestyle immersion and experience

• Enjoy the Ocean and the Nature

• Connect with Eco Lovers Community

• Contribute to the Protection of the ‘Last Paradise on Earth’- Raja Ampat-

 

The Mission is to 

• Provide the Best Eco Dive Resort experience to our customers, with a full Eco Lifestyle Immersion

• Gather and Animate a Community of Eco Lovers to create, to try, to share and to contribute to new Eco ideas, projects and initiatives

• Provide a Platform to implement, to test and to contribute to new Eco Ideas, projects and initiatives

• Educate, Promote and Spread Eco Lifestyle

 

‘MahaRaja Eco Dive Lodge' is where Ocean, Nature and People Lovers meet.*

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To find more, please visit: www.maharajaecodivelodge.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

About Raja Ampat

 

Raja Ampat is the Last Paradise on Earth, with an amazing natural phenomenon and an unique biodiversity, still untapped and protected.

 

Raja Ampat is an Indonesian archipelago, located in the eastern part of the country, in the West Papua province. It comprises over 1,500 islands and covering more than 40,000 km² of land and sea

 

Located in the heart of the Coral Triangle, Raja Ampat has the Highest Amount of Marine Life Diversity in the world, which makes it a Scuba Diving Dream destination. 

 

Over 1,200 fish species - a world record 284 on 1 single dive-, the benchmark figure for an excellent dive site of 200 fish species surpassed on 51% of Raja Ampat dives -another world record-, 600 coral species (75% of the world’s coral species), 699 mollusc species - again another world high.

 

Raja Ampat islands are also great for Snorkeling, Bird Watching, sea kayaking, jungle trekking and wildlife observation, mountain climbing, cave exploring,  cultural and village seeing, relaxing on white-sand beaches, visiting hidden lagoons; and other sea and land based activities.

 

 

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