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OMG... I love indonesia.... Terima kasih yang sudah mencurahkan segenap upaya membuat video ini... Semoga bangsa ini terus damai dan sejahtera.... Lord thanks.
Back in 2012, I had the extreme fortune to spend about a month in Raja Ampat. It was the tail end of a cycling odyssey that took me from Sabang to Nabire. The goal was to cycle as much of the paved roads as I could find on the island of Waigeo. At the time, that took about two days. At the extreme terminus of my meandering, I found myself in Mayalibit Bay. And my plan changed completely. After a day on an outrigger with one of the locals I’d hired to show me around, I decided I would supplant my pedaling with paddling. The man who took me out that day - a very quiet and humble man with several young children - allowed me to set my tent up behind his home on the shores of this beautiful place. That first night, around two in the morning, it began raining so hard that the water was threatening to seep into my tent from the ground up. Embarrassed, I knocked on his door, and he immediately began helping me move my things into his home. I ended up spending the next week living with him and his family. One of so many beautiful experiences I’d had on this journey. I worked out a deal with him that I would return home every day with food and snacks for his family in exchange for the use of his unused outrigger that had no outboard. Yang biasa. For a week, I paddled around the coves and creeks (kali kali) around much of the bay. The completely protected waters provided a perfect space for me to practice maneuvering the canoe. I would use the incoming tide to make my way in, spend the day exploring and figuring out the basics, and use the outgoing tide to rush back into the village. Every day saw me become more proficient. After a little over a week, it was time for me to say my goodbyes and be on my way. I rode back beyond Waisai to a small village at the lip of Teluk Kabui. As I would do, I asked for the kepala desa and spent two nights with his family. Being that it was musim angin (the windy season), very few of these folks were out fishing, so I had use of this man’s canoe. He’d let me go and explore the mouth of the bay for the two days I spent there. It was more open to the sea beyond, so I had a chance to really put to use what I’d learned over in Mayalibit. I felt like I was ready. On my second night, I asked if I could trade my bicycle for his canoe. Basically collateral. He agreed after a talk with his brother. That night was the first really big storm since I had been nearly flooded in Mayalibit. No rain, the next morning, but very choppy seas. We walked down to the beach and I could feel a swelling of nerves. Not just in my own stomach, but from them too. Is this guy crazy? Is this guys stupid? Can this guy make it? My plan was to cross the channel between Waigeo/Gam and Mansuar. I felt like I would totally lose face if I turned around now - after making the deal, assuring people I could do what I was talking about. Let’s just say that I owe my life to a small, plastic ember mandi (wash basin bucket) that doubled as a bailing bucket. I’ve done a lot of crazy shit in my life that would exponentially raise the rate of a life insurance policy, but crossing that channel was the single most death defying act I’ve ever forced myself to do. I truly thought I was going to die at one point when I lost my bailer overboard (dug through my conveniently waterproof panniers for my shoes and lashed that thing to the boat with a shoelace after that). In all these protected waters, I’d learned how to turn the boat really well. I knew to steer the canoe directly into the waves (common sense). But I hadn’t yet dealt with currents and cross waves. I’d never needed a bucket before this. I couldn’t turn back in the beginning, because it would utterly destroy my pride. And also because I needed to know what was over on that island out there. By the time I was about a third the way, I couldn’t turn back because I’d just come too far. At the half way point between Gam and Mansuar Kecil, there’s a barren sea stack of an island. I’m not a scuba diver, but I’d imagine this must be an epic place below the waves. Above, it was basically a giant bird colony. I came within a few hundred yards of it in passing by and the waters suddenly became tranquil. It was blocking the wind and the waves. A welcome respite and chance to catch my breath after a couple hours of essentially frantically paddling for my life. I remember pulling out my second shoelace and tying my hand to the boat…. very securely. My body needed to float; my muscles needed a rest. And we just floated for a little bit - me and my trusty outrigger. I watched the clouds gain a little color as the sun was on its gradual descent. I looked at the island before me and the one behind. I thought about my mom. She’d be proud and fascinated to know I had completely this mission if I did. But what sort of torment was I setting her up for by selfishly doing this in the first place if I didn’t make it? I looked at those birds. Easy for them to come and go. Not a worry in the world for them. I got back into the boat and passed the shelter this little islet brought me, the waves and the sea foam and the wind picked up to a level that was far worse than what I’d encountered along the way. But beyond it, the water looked like glass. I could see the end to my fear just a mere couple hundred yards beyond. What I needed to do was dig deep, breathe calmly (in through the nose out through the mouth), and count. Every hundred strokes I could afford to look up and gauge what I had left to paddle, and switch sides of the canoe to paddle. Paddle with literally all the might I could muster, nothing less. In probably another 20 to 30 minutes, I was out of the rough water and gliding through glass smooth water. I finally made it to Pulau Mansuar Kecil (Kri) after another hour or so of paddling. A beautiful and relaxing and utterly satisfying hour of paddling. I’d made it past this little passage where Mansuar Kecil and that sea stack were channeling the wind and currents. I was in total serene safety. Nothing but the occasional stride through crystal clear waters of god knows what depth. The silhouette of Mansuar and Mansuar Kecil darkening against a sinking son. Those wavy, almost comical looking palms that grow in the area blowing in the breeze, becoming clearer with each stroke of the paddle. The bone white trunks of large jungle trees began to come into focus, the water slowly became shallower. I could make out people on the shore waving their arms at me. I had made it. I was probably more alive in that slow paddle to the beach than at any time in my life. These people on the beach urged me to come to their homestay. At the time, it was one of the only ones around. A far cry better than paying thousands (which I didn’t have) to stay at the big resort around the way. A might better than putting up my tent in my exhausted state. I spent the next 4 nights enjoying some of the best company of my entire life with these locals and their guests. I met a life long friend who organized his own outrigger to follow me back to Gam, paddle around the entirety of Kabui, though The Passage (fulfilling a big dream to further follow Wallace’s steps), into the secret bay, and back around again to Waisai. It was possibly the best thing I’ve ever done with my short time on this Earth, and certainly the most perfect ending to a long journey. Perhaps one day I’ll find myself fortunate enough to ply those waters in an outrigger again. I hope so. But I also hope other independent travelers on a very, very low and disciplined budget will be able to do the same. I’m very happy that a company like this one, offering kayaking tours to show not just the beauty below but also above the waters of Raja Ampat, exists and is making such beautiful (truly beautiful) promotional footage. I urge anyone with the means who’s read this far and is thinking about “taking the plunge” to just do it. You’ll thank yourself. But again, I hope the area is as free as it was for me. I hope the area still allows a foreigner like myself to negotiate the adventure of a lifetime with random (and utterly loving and friendly) set of locals, to procure an outrigger on their own terms. To ply the waters of this region as has been done for so many thousands of years. To know this amazing place and learn something very deep about yourself if you make that choice. Down to my bones, I hope that it’s still something a person can do there if they choose to.
Thank you for this amazing story made with passion and love, going to Indonesia in 10 days on a really strict budget but you kinda convinced me to do this
I have watched this video so many times now.. So beautiful, so soothing.. It just gives you that spirit and motivation to start your day. It also makes you amaze at creations of Allah.. Thank you for posting it.
now u know there's place like this in the world. even the travel vlog or media never put this place on their rating. when i saw their nominee, i just said: mehhh...
Oh Tuhan...terima kasih!!! sudah kasi kitong Tanah Papua, tanah perjanjian Allah ini dengan keindahan yg luar biasa 👍❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘 Sy cinta Papuaku Luar biasa 👍❤️
inilah raja ampat indonesia yang terkenal keindahan panoramanya yang begitu indah mempesona sehingga kita ingat dengan tuhan maha pencipta alam semesta 😍😍🙏🇮🇩
Anda sangat beruntung bisa ke Raja Ampat Papua-Indonesia, sedangkan Saya sendiri sudah berumur 43 tahun asal Indonesia sendiri belum sampai ke sana, hanya mampu melihat di TH-cam.
Video se indah ini dengan susah payahnya membuat dan berbagai peralatan yg mahal alangkah baiknya kita memberi dukungan dengan channel ini karena ini juga salah satu bentuk promosi wisata untuk indonesia juga,, good job MAN
Setuju
What an inspirational video about an otherworldly beautiful place (that I've never heard of before).
Wonderful music selection and great editing!
what a beautiful view of raja ampat, hope can go back there... Ammiinn
The real paradise on earth… omg so quiet and beautiful… perfect for healing 🥺
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Thank you for sharing this magical place, beautiful video and music
It's so lovely that tears roll down on my face
OMG... I love indonesia.... Terima kasih yang sudah mencurahkan segenap upaya membuat video ini... Semoga bangsa ini terus damai dan sejahtera.... Lord thanks.
Back in 2012, I had the extreme fortune to spend about a month in Raja Ampat. It was the tail end of a cycling odyssey that took me from Sabang to Nabire. The goal was to cycle as much of the paved roads as I could find on the island of Waigeo. At the time, that took about two days. At the extreme terminus of my meandering, I found myself in Mayalibit Bay. And my plan changed completely.
After a day on an outrigger with one of the locals I’d hired to show me around, I decided I would supplant my pedaling with paddling. The man who took me out that day - a very quiet and humble man with several young children - allowed me to set my tent up behind his home on the shores of this beautiful place. That first night, around two in the morning, it began raining so hard that the water was threatening to seep into my tent from the ground up. Embarrassed, I knocked on his door, and he immediately began helping me move my things into his home. I ended up spending the next week living with him and his family. One of so many beautiful experiences I’d had on this journey. I worked out a deal with him that I would return home every day with food and snacks for his family in exchange for the use of his unused outrigger that had no outboard. Yang biasa.
For a week, I paddled around the coves and creeks (kali kali) around much of the bay. The completely protected waters provided a perfect space for me to practice maneuvering the canoe. I would use the incoming tide to make my way in, spend the day exploring and figuring out the basics, and use the outgoing tide to rush back into the village. Every day saw me become more proficient.
After a little over a week, it was time for me to say my goodbyes and be on my way. I rode back beyond Waisai to a small village at the lip of Teluk Kabui. As I would do, I asked for the kepala desa and spent two nights with his family. Being that it was musim angin (the windy season), very few of these folks were out fishing, so I had use of this man’s canoe. He’d let me go and explore the mouth of the bay for the two days I spent there. It was more open to the sea beyond, so I had a chance to really put to use what I’d learned over in Mayalibit. I felt like I was ready.
On my second night, I asked if I could trade my bicycle for his canoe. Basically collateral. He agreed after a talk with his brother. That night was the first really big storm since I had been nearly flooded in Mayalibit. No rain, the next morning, but very choppy seas.
We walked down to the beach and I could feel a swelling of nerves. Not just in my own stomach, but from them too. Is this guy crazy? Is this guys stupid? Can this guy make it? My plan was to cross the channel between Waigeo/Gam and Mansuar. I felt like I would totally lose face if I turned around now - after making the deal, assuring people I could do what I was talking about. Let’s just say that I owe my life to a small, plastic ember mandi (wash basin bucket) that doubled as a bailing bucket.
I’ve done a lot of crazy shit in my life that would exponentially raise the rate of a life insurance policy, but crossing that channel was the single most death defying act I’ve ever forced myself to do. I truly thought I was going to die at one point when I lost my bailer overboard (dug through my conveniently waterproof panniers for my shoes and lashed that thing to the boat with a shoelace after that). In all these protected waters, I’d learned how to turn the boat really well. I knew to steer the canoe directly into the waves (common sense). But I hadn’t yet dealt with currents and cross waves. I’d never needed a bucket before this. I couldn’t turn back in the beginning, because it would utterly destroy my pride. And also because I needed to know what was over on that island out there. By the time I was about a third the way, I couldn’t turn back because I’d just come too far.
At the half way point between Gam and Mansuar Kecil, there’s a barren sea stack of an island. I’m not a scuba diver, but I’d imagine this must be an epic place below the waves. Above, it was basically a giant bird colony. I came within a few hundred yards of it in passing by and the waters suddenly became tranquil. It was blocking the wind and the waves. A welcome respite and chance to catch my breath after a couple hours of essentially frantically paddling for my life. I remember pulling out my second shoelace and tying my hand to the boat…. very securely. My body needed to float; my muscles needed a rest. And we just floated for a little bit - me and my trusty outrigger. I watched the clouds gain a little color as the sun was on its gradual descent. I looked at the island before me and the one behind. I thought about my mom. She’d be proud and fascinated to know I had completely this mission if I did. But what sort of torment was I setting her up for by selfishly doing this in the first place if I didn’t make it? I looked at those birds. Easy for them to come and go. Not a worry in the world for them.
I got back into the boat and passed the shelter this little islet brought me, the waves and the sea foam and the wind picked up to a level that was far worse than what I’d encountered along the way. But beyond it, the water looked like glass. I could see the end to my fear just a mere couple hundred yards beyond. What I needed to do was dig deep, breathe calmly (in through the nose out through the mouth), and count. Every hundred strokes I could afford to look up and gauge what I had left to paddle, and switch sides of the canoe to paddle. Paddle with literally all the might I could muster, nothing less. In probably another 20 to 30 minutes, I was out of the rough water and gliding through glass smooth water.
I finally made it to Pulau Mansuar Kecil (Kri) after another hour or so of paddling. A beautiful and relaxing and utterly satisfying hour of paddling. I’d made it past this little passage where Mansuar Kecil and that sea stack were channeling the wind and currents. I was in total serene safety. Nothing but the occasional stride through crystal clear waters of god knows what depth. The silhouette of Mansuar and Mansuar Kecil darkening against a sinking son. Those wavy, almost comical looking palms that grow in the area blowing in the breeze, becoming clearer with each stroke of the paddle. The bone white trunks of large jungle trees began to come into focus, the water slowly became shallower. I could make out people on the shore waving their arms at me. I had made it. I was probably more alive in that slow paddle to the beach than at any time in my life.
These people on the beach urged me to come to their homestay. At the time, it was one of the only ones around. A far cry better than paying thousands (which I didn’t have) to stay at the big resort around the way. A might better than putting up my tent in my exhausted state.
I spent the next 4 nights enjoying some of the best company of my entire life with these locals and their guests. I met a life long friend who organized his own outrigger to follow me back to Gam, paddle around the entirety of Kabui, though The Passage (fulfilling a big dream to further follow Wallace’s steps), into the secret bay, and back around again to Waisai. It was possibly the best thing I’ve ever done with my short time on this Earth, and certainly the most perfect ending to a long journey.
Perhaps one day I’ll find myself fortunate enough to ply those waters in an outrigger again. I hope so. But I also hope other independent travelers on a very, very low and disciplined budget will be able to do the same. I’m very happy that a company like this one, offering kayaking tours to show not just the beauty below but also above the waters of Raja Ampat, exists and is making such beautiful (truly beautiful) promotional footage. I urge anyone with the means who’s read this far and is thinking about “taking the plunge” to just do it. You’ll thank yourself. But again, I hope the area is as free as it was for me. I hope the area still allows a foreigner like myself to negotiate the adventure of a lifetime with random (and utterly loving and friendly) set of locals, to procure an outrigger on their own terms. To ply the waters of this region as has been done for so many thousands of years. To know this amazing place and learn something very deep about yourself if you make that choice. Down to my bones, I hope that it’s still something a person can do there if they choose to.
Alex ... wonderful story. Thanks for taking the time to write it.
Thank you for this amazing story made with passion and love, going to Indonesia in 10 days on a really strict budget but you kinda convinced me to do this
Wonderful adventure..
@@RRamlaCandles good luck. Let me know if it’s still possible.
What a view . . De ja vu . . Nice place
.. raja ampat .. papua proviece of indonesia
I have watched this video so many times now.. So beautiful, so soothing.. It just gives you that spirit and motivation to start your day. It also makes you amaze at creations of Allah.. Thank you for posting it.
The best video displaying the beauty of Raja Ampat, especially the dron shots and the kayaking. But there should be more underwater scuba shots.
Wonderful kayaking video, natural beautiful scenery thanks for sharing very thrilling experience congratulations 👌👌👌
Wonderful Raja Ampat, excellent filming, thank you for the video
Amazing video. Nice storytelling. Beautiful Radja Ampat, Papua, Indonesia. Thank you for sharing the world.
what an amazing natural scenery, I got goosebumps by just seeing that.
Your video is better to be like an add for Radja Ampat.
the hills are melted brick buildings
All of this nature scenery is like eye candy to me.
Beneran surga terumbu karang ..
Raja Ampat, salah satu pantai terindah di Indonesia. Dilihat dari sudut manapun, tetap sama cantiknya
신기하고 아름다운 풍경을 감상할 수 있어 진심으로 감사를드립니다.
하는 모든일 잘되시기를 바라며 건강하세요,
Je n ai pas de mots pour décrire une merveille pareille si ils existent tous les dieux ce sont unis pour créer raja ampath
Astonishing! And a pleasure with no noise or disturbance for mother Nature.
Best trip ever
The hidden beautiful of my Indonesia
Like in "Avatar land". Just gorgeous.
Wow! Nice one video. Love for you also best wishes to you, Carry on dear. I'm rooting for you every day.
Waow so beautiful and natural . Please keep it natural with all the tourism facilities to be built
Sungguh Indah Alamnya Raja Ampat...Mutiara di Timur...❤️👍👍
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Masyaallah.. indahnya karunia Allah untuk Pulau Papua dan Indonesia
now u know there's place like this in the world. even the travel vlog or media never put this place on their rating. when i saw their nominee, i just said: mehhh...
The best rajaampat video ..... 👍
Beautiful scenery and clear capture. Thank you.
Woow raja ampat papua begitu indah🇮🇩
Videonya keren👍👍
Menakjubkan.. mari dukung bersama.majukan pariwisata di raja ampat.. dg berpromo sprti ini..
太美了，一定要去一次Raja Ampat
Subhannalloh , ciptaan mu tiada tandingnya , raja ampat cantiiiikkk bangetttt , airnya masya alloh 👍👍💕💕😘
Aim from Misool, Misool island the best🔥🙏
Oh Tuhan...terima kasih!!!
sudah kasi kitong Tanah Papua, tanah perjanjian Allah ini dengan keindahan yg luar biasa 👍❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘
Sy cinta Papuaku
Luar biasa 👍❤️
Wow
Alam yg indah bersama Anak yang ceria..❤
Very beautiful drone shots
Paradise on earth ❤️🥰❤️🥰
Raja Ampat Papua Barat ❤️
Indah sekali pemandangan alam di tempat ini. Pasti banyak pengunjung yang datang ke tempat ini. Harus dipromosikan.
Absolutely breathtaking. Beautifully showcased and produced.
subhanalloh, Allohu Akbar... Insyaallah. Raja Ampat here we go.
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Very BEAUTYFULL,... NO...1 in the word
Good video....
That looks so beautiful.
Just stunning!
Majestic. Wow heaven exists
Beautiful! Thank you for such cool video!
Halo bosku wow sungguh indah sekali pemandangannya mantap 👍👍
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Subekhanalloh gambaran surga dunia ayu ne puol rojo Ampat,mantep Joss puoll
Wow. Stunningly😍
Sumpah ini keren banget 😍😍
Insya allah minggu depan bisa kesana mumpung msih di jayapura
Subhanallah....Insyaallah suatu waktu bisa kesana....Aamiiin,
A natureza é sábia e não consegue fazer igual. Belíssima imagem.
What a spectacular View. Love it.
Itu btux kyk ngpung...masyaallah..indah
Jangan sampai tempat ini menjadi ramai. Semoga tempat ini tetap alami...
Masyaallah...so bautifull Allah created this place😍👍
Breathtaking locations!
🔥ଜୟଶ୍ରୀଜଗନ୍ନାଥ ଙ୍କରଜୟ🔥🙏
ହରେକୃଷ୍ଣ ହରେକୃଷ୍ଣ କୃଷ୍ଣକୃଷ୍ଣ ହରେ ହରେ ହରେରାମ ହରେରାମ ରାମରାମ ହରେହରେ🙌🙏🔥
It's truly a paradise and blessing of God
Love and peace upon humanity and the earth. 🌍 God bless you always
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Super indah,semoga bisa berwisata ke Raja Ampat
That incredible music I can listen every time in TH-cam, but sound of nature from there how... thank for that choice.
Tidak bisa kesana,melihatnya disini sudah sangat senang & bangga ..terimakasih berjuta x dgn video ini
Disebut bertualang virtual
Astonishing footage
Wow! Very nice video!
3:36 Natural ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
Merindingg
Cantik bgt indonesiaku 🥺
Semoga bisa kesana ❤️
Raja ampat memang kerennya ngga ada dua🥰
Last piece of heaven on earth.
Amazing Raja Ampat & Misool
Menonton sambil merinding gaesss
👍👍
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Amazing footage great job
WONDERLAND INDONESIA
One of the most beautiful videos what i ever see on the TH-cam! Good job 👍👌
Super place music and quality video good 🥦🥦🥦
One of the heaven's on earth.
Amazing view, Natural, fresh area and Good people, Wonderful Indonesia
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Wonderfull video,.
영상미가 끝내줌,,, ur video so fantastic,, wow
Just wow...
O Criador é espetacular....
inilah raja ampat indonesia yang terkenal keindahan panoramanya yang begitu indah mempesona sehingga kita ingat dengan tuhan maha pencipta alam semesta 😍😍🙏🇮🇩
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Awesome video...Thanks :)
Jesus, Your creations are beautiful and wonderful!
Semoga wisata Indonesia maju. Dan rakyat bisa merasakan langsung hasilnya.
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Dio che posti meravigliosi e oltre...grazie.
Mantap keren abiss bro
Anda sangat beruntung bisa ke Raja Ampat Papua-Indonesia, sedangkan Saya sendiri sudah berumur 43 tahun asal Indonesia sendiri belum sampai ke sana, hanya mampu melihat di TH-cam.
Sama saya juga
Wow beautiful.
Amazing!
I hope more investor to build tourisme infrastructure in Raja Ampat...this is one of best destination in the world...
Gak bisa, raja ampat memang sengaja dibuat pemerintah indo sepi pengunjung agar tidak merusak alam.
@@kuegue840 ya....tapi tentu infrastruktur yg menjamin kelestarian alam.
raja ampat begitu bagus dan indah
terimakasih informasinya
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Bener" ini sih vidio nya bagus editan nya kualitas tinggi kaya di filem".
Very nice adventure.
Жұмақ жер бетіндегі ең керемет жер екен, шіркін бір барып көруды Алла нәсіп етсін.
Indonesia....