Explore our Raja Ampat overwater bungalows! They blend the ease of contemporary design components with the traditional charm of Papua New Guinea. We made them out of natural, regional materials that we collected from neighboring communities. For example, Daun Bobo is used to build the walls, and Daun Nipa is used to make the roofing. The door and window frames, as well as the floors, are made of iron wood. These are the materials that Papuans typically utilize for construction.

Our 15 Papua Explorers overwater bungalows were first constructed as a group project. We immediately commissioned it for a number of homes in our neighborhood as a consequence. Consequently, a greater number of people inside the community benefited from the revenue. Two village apprentices and one trade professional were appointed by each department. The success rate of the model was high. As a result, a large number of our senior workers were once fishermen but are now employed in a variety of sustainable professions and crafts at far higher incomes.

Go to our Papua Explorers foundation page to find out more about our support for the local community.

Our Raja Ampat overwater bungalows are all built on the water. They have a working desk, hot water, a ceiling fan, a mosquito net, an en suite bathroom with a shower, and a comfortable sitting area. Thanks to the large veranda with direct access to the shore, guests may enjoy the sun and water in peace and quiet. A hammock and sunloungers invite you to stay and enjoy Raja Ampat’s breathtaking sunsets. Plus, it’s easy to cool off with a stairway that leads straight into the ocean.

In addition to an abundance of towels, natural shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, and soap that is safe for the environment are also available.

In addition, there is a room safe, drinking water, and a tea and coffee maker. Additionally, we have European plug-compatible 220 V power available around-the-clock.

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