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Kri

World-class snorkelling and extraordinary marine biodiversity

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Kri Island is famous for its extraordinary marine biodiversity and some of the best snorkelling in Raja Ampat. Crystal-clear water, healthy coral gardens, turtles, reef sharks, and thousands of colourful fish make every snorkelling session unforgettable. Whether you're exploring from the beach or drifting above vibrant reefs, Kri is a destination that showcases why Raja Ampat is considered one of the world's greatest marine ecosystems.

Why We Love It?

Kri is one of the world's most celebrated marine destinations. With incredible biodiversity just metres from the shoreline, it offers unforgettable snorkelling and diving without needing to travel far. It's a place where every swim reveals something new.

Highlights

  • World-famous coral reefs

  • Excellent shore snorkelling

  • Marine biodiversity

  • Sunset beaches

Things To Do?

  • Shore snorkelling

  • Scuba diving

  • Sunset walks

  • Wildlife photography

  • Freediving

  • Island hopping

  • Relaxing on the beach

Wildlife

Marine Life

  • Reef sharks

  • Sea turtles

  • Wobbegong sharks

  • Barracuda

  • Giant trevallies

  • Schools of sweetlips

  • Nudibranchs

On Land

  • Fruit bats

  • Kingfishers

  • Coconut crabs

  • Tropical birds

Conservation

Kri showcases why Raja Ampat is recognised as the global centre of marine biodiversity. Supporting sustainable tourism helps protect these reefs for future generations.

Fregently asked questions

Is Kri suitable for snorkellers?
Yes. It's one of the most popular islands in Raja Ampat for snorkelling.


Can I dive here?
Absolutely. 


Is accommodation available?
Yes. Several locally owned homestays provide authentic island experiences.

Experience this destination through a SeaSpirit Signature Adventure.
Every destination is part of a bigger journey. Explore Raja Ampat slowly, travel in small groups, and discover Indonesia through meaningful adventures that connect you with nature, local communities, and marine conservation.

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