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7 Night Packages -

• South Beach Villa - $3755 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

• Water Cottage - $4125 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

• North Lagoon Villas - $4505 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

9 Night Packages -

• South Beach Villa - $4780 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

• Water Cottage - $5260 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

• North Lagoon Villas - $5750 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

12 Night Packages -

• South Beach Villa - $6295 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

• Water Cottage - $6965 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

• North Lagoon Villas - $7625 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

+$390 per person round-trip transfers between Sorong and the resort via resort ferry

Rates include -

• Free local use of kayaks + SUPs

• Self-guided snorkeling on the House Reef

• Self-guided snorkeling with baby sharks in the North Lagoon

• Four meals per day + afternoon tea time

• Most non-alcoholic beverages

• A series of educational lectures in The Hive

• Sorong Airport transfers and porter service

• Accommodation and breakfast in Sorong for one night following your stay at Misool

Additional details -

• 15% discount for off peak travel dates*

• 10% discount for repeat guests (not combinable with any other discount)

• 40% single supplement fee

2025 Off Peak dates*

May 29 – June 5, 2025

June 5 – 12, 2025

June 12 – 19, 2025

September 20 – 27, 2025

Deposit Requirements

7 Night Packages -

• South Beach Villa - $3925 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

• Water Cottage - $4315 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

• North Lagoon Villas - $4710 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

9 Night Packages -

• South Beach Villa - $4995 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

• Water Cottage - $5500 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

• North Lagoon Villas - $6010 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

12 Night Packages -

• South Beach Villa - $6580 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

• Water Cottage - $7265 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

• North Lagoon Villas - $7970 per person, double occupancy, non-diver + 1 night in Sorong (post stay)

+$400 per person round-trip transfers between Sorong and the resort via resort ferry

Rates include -

• Free local use of kayaks + SUPs

• Self-guided snorkeling on the House Reef

• Self-guided snorkeling with baby sharks in the North Lagoon

• Four meals per day + afternoon tea time

• Most non-alcoholic beverages

• A series of educational lectures in The Hive

• Sorong Airport transfers and porter service

• Accommodation and breakfast in Sorong for one night following your stay at Misool

Additional details -

• 15% discount for off peak travel dates*

• 10% discount for repeat guests (not combinable with any other discount)

• 40% single supplement fee

2026 Off Peak dates*

May 29 – June 5, 2026

June 5 – 12, 2026

June 12 – 19, 2026

September 22 – 29, 2026

Deposit Requirements

We have explored over 60 dive-sites within a 1-hour radius of the resort, and there are many more waiting to be explored. We are pleased to offer over 25 world-class dive sites within a 15-minute radius of the resort, including Fiabacet, Boo, Yilliet, Wobbegong City, and Magic Mountain.

The 3D underwater footage of the recent IMAX film 'Journey to the South Pacific' was filmed on Misool Resort's incredible dive sites.

You can expect to dive a diverse selection of sites, including a busy manta cleaning station, coral covered walls, reef flats, swim throughs, gentle sea mounts, drift dives, vast hard-coral gardens, placid lagoons, and current-raked pinnacles. Visibility is variable but generally 25+ meters, with temperatures around 26-28 degrees Celsius (78-82 degrees Fahrenheit).

All of our dive sites are protected by our own 300,00 acre/1,220 sq km Misool Marine Reserve. That means that an area twice the of Singapore is a dedicated conservation area, and free from all fishing. Here are just a few of our most famous sites:

Nudi Rock: a small island in the Fiabacet chain, which looks an awful lot like a nudibranch from a distance. Just a quick 5-minute speed boat ride from the jetty, this site is a must for critter enthusiasts and macro photographers. True to its name, you'll find a wide range of flamboyant nudibranchs lurking among the abundant soft corals. The sea fans are well populated with pygmy seahorses and cowries. Be sure to inspect the abundant crinoids for their colour-coordinated arrowhead shrimp and cling fish. When currents allow, this site is also popular for its pinnacles crowded with larger pelagics like Barracuda, Big Eyed Travelly, and the odd mature Grey Reef Shark. The sloping shallows of Nudi Rock are stunning for wide angle shots with exquisite colours and hard coral gardens.

Magic Mountain: This sea mount is located about 20 minutes from the resort, and is a busy Manta ray cleaning station. The submerged pinnacle reaches up to about 7 meters, and you have a very good chance of seeing not one by TWO species of manta rays here - both the giant Oceanic birostris as well as the smaller reef manta, alfredi. Magic Mountain is also a nursery for White Tip Reef Sharks and a love nest for Napoleon Wrasse. Because this site is completely exposed to oceanic currents, you can expect to see large schools of pelagics in the blue. Learn more about the Misool Manta Project here.

Yillet: The huge island of Yillet stretches east to west about 15 minutes north of our resort island. This island used to be home to an itinerant shark finning camp, and we are pleased by the stunning resurgence of life on its surrounding reefs, including sharks. One of Yillet's tiny satellite islands is particularly rich and topographically weird. The tiny island has been undercut by untold millenia of wave action, forming an umbrella over a sloping underwater plateau with numerous spooky overhangs and cavelets. Diving with a torch is highly recommended for this site - you'll want to illuminate the dark corners of this site to see all the critters, as well as the wild colours. Barramundi cod and Hawksbill Turtles frequent this site. We also suggest you keep a sharp eye on the blue, as huge schools of barracuda hover in formation.

Boo Windows: One of our most famous dive sites, named for its unique topography. The site is a small island about 15 minutes from the resort, with 2 swim-through 'windows' carved into it. The South West face of this site is quite steep and exposed to current, so you are likely to see patrolling sharks as well as the elusive Wobbegong Shark - be sure to look under the massive table corals! When the currents are right, we'll move off towards a large pinnacle in the blue. The pinnacle is often surrounded by pulsating schools of fusiliers and gangs of plate-sized Batfish. Heading back towards the Windows, notice how the sunlight filters through - it's like nothing else on earth! We'll follow the plateau of hard plate corals and look for Sweetlips hiding underneath. Be sure to investigate the huge Barrel Sponges - their crevices often conceal Hairy Squat Lobsters.