A filmmaker celebrates his 30th birthday sailing through Raja Ampat, Indonesia, documenting five days aboard a charter vessel in one of the world's most isolated aquatic regions. The expedition features snorkeling and diving encounters with manta rays, shark behavior at feeding stations, and the pristine beaches of the Wayag islands with virtually no internet connectivity.
- Duration
- 27 min 1 s
- Route distance
- 10315.0 km
- Start
- Welcome to Raja Ampat
- End
- Pristine white sand beach discovery
- Stops
- 7
- Channel author
- Lost LeBlanc
Timestamps and places
- — Welcome to Raja Ampat
- — Departure from Bali and Makassar
- — Sorong arrival and Calico Jack boat
- — Journey to Yag Islands
- — Wayag arrival
- — First snorkel and manta ray encounter
- — Private island exploration
- — Beach naming and activities
- — Workout on private beach
- — Birthday celebration feast
- — Mountain summit climb
- — Private island night party
- — Kip's Corner return dive
- — Lagoon exploration
- — Pristine white sand beach discovery
Route on the map
Sailing to the Worlds MOST Remote Island - Raja Ampat