Penemu

Long, hilly, and uninhabited Penemu is home to another of Raja Ampat's scenic wonders, called "Hidden Bay", like the one on Gam. The entrance of this bay can be easy to miss too, but once inside, this is smaller, yet packs in a good amount of beauty with rugged cliffs and pretty rock islets all the same. North of Hidden Bay, Penemu's steep cliffs are punctuated with some very pretty, unspoilt beaches offering good snorkeling possibilities.

East of Penemu

The cluster of small rock islands just east of southern Penemu are a popular place for yachts to spend a night. They are also home to good diving and snorkeling spots.

Melissa's Garden

Still a bit further out east, two small rocks rising out of the sea mark the location of yet another great dive spots named Melissa's Garden. Snorkelers can also appreciate a good deal of it, though the sea can be a bit choppy here.

Fam

Few tourists ever stop at the inhabited island of Fam, which gave its name to this whole island group. It's home to a fairly large fishing village and is surrounded by sandy beaches.

By Sea

While uninhabited Penemu is a popular stop for cruises, and well worth including in any charter too, public transport is limited to the odd Perintis ship stopping at Fam, from where you could no doubt charter a local boat for a daytrip to Penemu.