Set on a private island amid pristine ecosystems, this secluded tropical paradise has powder white sand beaches, turquoise lagoons, cockatoos, parrots, baby sharks, and turtles. Surrounded by a 1,200 sq km No-Take Zone (former shark-finning camp), cottages are built on stilts over the water while villas are nestled either on the beach or on the edge of the lagoon. The access to Misool requires a boat transfer from Sorong Airport. Transfers between the airport and the private island are included in the package rates, by private speed boat and at fixed date.
Departure from Sorong at about 09:00 on scheduled transfer dates, arriving at Misool about 5 hours later.
Stays at Misool are on a fixed duration of 7, 9 or 12 nights and inclusive of transfers from Sorong, to and from the island. Contact the concierge here to plan and book your stay at this truly incredible resort. The concierge team is also ready to assist you with planning your itinerary and stays before and after your stay at Misool.
There is no substitute for local knowledge and personal assistance to help you plan the perfect stay. The Secret Retreats Concierge is ready to share insider tips with you to ensure you book the best room for your stay on the best available rate or offer, to share tips on what to see and do, to help you with personal requests, and to keep you informed of any cultural events, shows or festivals that match your dates of stay. Enjoy the difference that turns a good stay, into a great travel experience. Your Secret Retreats Concierge is looking forward to hearing from you : dream@secret-retreats.com.


Marit & Andrew Miners
Your Hosts and The Team
“Misool Eco Resort is the refuge we are all seeking when we try to find our way off the beaten path. It's a triumph of dreamers. Once you're here you will feel that it's a love story too, a story about individuals committed to a faraway place so special that no obstacle was insurmountable. Secret Retreats properties are linked by this same dream”
Andrew and Marit Miners – Saving the World’s Richest Reefs
As the visionaries behind Misool, Andrew and Marit Miners have successfully turned a former shark finning camp into a sanctuary for baby sharks averaging a 250% increase in fish biomass over a five-year period. Dedicated to promoting ethical, eco-friendly tourism and conserving the local environment, Misool is built from reclaimed hardwood, provides sustainable local employment opportunities, and fiercely protects its 300,000-acre / 1,220-square-kilometre Marine Reserve which boasts some of the world’s most biodiverse reefs. In 2005, Andrew and Marit started their first ‘No-Take Zone’ policy where all fishing, cyanide fishing, bombing, shark finning, and harvesting of turtle eggs and shellfish were prohibited, allowing for marine biodiversity to flourish and remain protected for generations to come. Currently the total Marine Protected Area surrounding the dive resort is twice the size of Singapore and patrolled by Misool’s own Ranger Patrol, which is financed by its sister nonprofit, Misool Foundation.Andrew and Marit’s dream of sharing their passion for nature by creating an eco resort refuge at the edge of the world – where divers and non-divers alike can reconnect with nature while directly contributing financially toward preserving the world’s richest reefs – is a great success story that proves what’s possible when you have passion and determination.
Rooms
Water Cottage
Room Facilities : air conditioning, safe box, mini-bar.
Others : steps into sea from veranda, hammock built into veranda.
Deluxe Villa Tabisasu
Room Facilities : air conditioning, safe box, mini-bar.
Others : common living area.
Deluxe Villa Utara
Room Facilities : air conditioning, safe box, mini-bar.
Others : access to sea by adjacent steps.
Deluxe Villa Tenang
Deluxe Villa Santai
Room Facilities : air conditioning, safe box, mini-bar.
Others : common living area.
Deluxe Villa Kalanme
Room Facilities : air conditioning, safe box, mini-bar.
Others : in room coffee and tea.
Deluxe Villa Nasnoos
Deluxe Villa Wachakom
Deluxe Villa Moro Laiyn
Deluxe Villa Waya Biru
Facilities and Highlights


















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Facilities and Highlights
- Candle light dinner by the beach with a local and organic fare.
- The House Reef is a shore dive, easily accessed at any time from either the end of the jetty, the Dive Centre, or the steps leading down from your Water Cottage.
- Misool Foundation's mission is to safeguard the the most biodiverse reefs on Earth through the empowerment of local communities, providing a structure by which they are able to reclaim their traditional tenureship of reefs.
- The Foundation maintains a broad approach to conservation, combining environmental, social, and educational elements.
Useful Information
GENERAL
Total number of rooms: 18Time zone: (GMT+09:00) Tokyo
Currency accepted: IDR, EUR
Credit cards accepted: Visa, Mastercard
Electricity voltage: 220V
Electricity plug type:

CONCIERGE
Your concierge is ready to assist you with planning and completing your reservation, contact them on dream@secret-retreats.comACCESS
Boat transfers from Sorong Airport to Misool re included.Airport: Sorong SOQ (national) - 165 km
CONTACT
Batbitim Island, Raja Ampat West Papua, IndonesiaCONTACT HERE
We Care

Misool Eco Resort is devoted to educating local schools about wildlife preservation. They started a floating library by bringing books on marine conservation to the children. Today, it has evolved into two permanent libraries and a program that supports six full time teachers. Misool Eco Resort, in collaboration with Shark Savers and the support of the Palau, Maldives and Hawaiian government, organised a petition that turned Raja Ampat into a shark and Manta ray sanctuary. Together, their most significant achievement was getting the local village leaders to fine anyone fishing in the area. This eventually led to a regional law being passed that bans shark and manta ray fishing. Based on Mark Allen’s research, a fish expert from Murdoch University, since 2007, fish biomass has tripled in the Misool Eco Resort area.
