Highlights
Aside from spices, the Spice Islands are famous for stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life. Snorkeling and diving enthusiasts will be in awe of the colorful reefs, rare marine species, and fascinating underwater landscapes and volcanic activity. For those seeking luxury and relaxation, Maluku has an excellent selection of resorts, hotels, and private villas, offering world-class amenities and services.
The region is best seen from your yacht. Many of the most beautiful and remote destinations in Maluku can only be accessed by boat, including the Banda Islands, the Kei Islands, and the Misool archipelago. Yachting allows visitors to explore these destinations in privacy and luxury.
Ignite your senses at a 300 year old nutmeg plantation, sampling the colourful candied nutmeg flowers.
Visit a local market where the air is filled with the sweet fragrance of spices drying in the sun.
Hike to the summit of Gunung Api, a sleeping volcano 666 meters above sea level, for a 360 degree view of the Banda Islands.
Moor near one of a multitude of rarely visited Spice Islands where villages have little exposure to outsiders.
Dive Nusa Laut near Ambon and wonder at the incredible views along colourful reefs and underwater canyons with visibility often exceeding 60 metres.
