For the last full day of diving we have left the best of the Dampier Strait for last, with the day starting around Cape Kri. In 2001 Cape Kri reef had the official fish count of 283 different species of fish recorded on one dive! Chicken Reef and Sardine Reef are the second and third dives of the day. Prepare your reef hooks, as sometimes in the Dampier Strait we can experience some good currents, with this being the reason for the abundance of life we see around Raja Ampat. For our final night aboard Raut Laut we will drop in for a muck dive over the sandy slope of Tapokrang. This is a favourite of many of our dive guides aboard Ratu Laut, because it is all about the weird and wonderful! (4 dives)
