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Well, I guess it depends on a lot of factors, but for sure, Quy Nhon is cheaper than HCMC. Quy Nhon isn't that international, renting a place should be considerably cheaper (I only visited, stayed in hotels/short term apartments).

😂 So don't go to Raja Ampat period because of one site? Ridiculous... That's definitely not accurate, nor fair to say - perhaps you were unlucky, haven't explored much or mistaken the coral restoration for something negative? Sauwandarek Village boasts a beautiful Jetty Slope Dive aka Turtle City which, which can start as far back as the first Jetty of three you pass coming from Yenbuba area - so it's actually quite a big site if you explore the whole area. If you are travelling right shoulder past Sauwandarek Jetty it connects on to another dive site too which has absolutely stunning corals - can have a bit of down current at times as it leads out into the open of the dampier straight - both sites are teaming with life... Huge green turtles, Hawksbill Turtles, Manta, Eagle Ray, White/Black Tip Sharks, Wobbegong Sharks, Barracuda, Tuna, Sweet Lips, Bat Fish, Groupers, Fusiliers, Giant Travelis, Clown Fish, Blue Spotted Sting Rays, Eels, Crabs, Lobster, Peacock Mantis Shrimp, Octopus, Cuttle Fish, Pigmy Seahorse and there is so so so much more...The different corals and anemones are wonderful... It's truly a fun place to Dive, Free Dive or Snorkel for beginners to more advanced. Granted, nature is nature and you don't always get the best vis, currents or opportunities to see everything. It depends on many factors. I am commenting to show others that it is definitely worth checking out and for people not to discredit something due to one opinion that can potentially be a very special experience. 🙏

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I flew from Ambon, Maluku, the price wasn't that high, it can be manageable, but I agree with you. I really hope there will be some positive changes.

If I remember correctly the scheduled boat costs 150 per person, sometimes you need to wait to have enough people (I think the last scheduled boats leave at around 2-3 pm, but don’t worry, you can also charter one any time (not sure about the cost, but about 4-500 should be enough). There are boats in different villages, you could take one even from Hulaliu, but you can tell a local to take you to an other village by his motorbike (like an ojek), it’s pretty cheap.

Yes, tourism isn’t as developed here as it is in other places. One big issue is the Internet coverage I guess, only the villages have some mobile signal in Misool and it isn’t very reliable, so it would be hard for the locals to advertise/develop trips I guess. Anyway, an organized trip isn’t really necessary, try to find some other people to share the costs, because it is easy to organize everything once you are there.

It’s Nusa Penida, an island next to Bali.

It's probably a big tourist trap there too

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I wouldn't be surprised, this place (and well, the whole province of Papua) is an ecologist's dream!

Well, saying that Maluku is evil today is a bold statement. The locals are some of the friendliest and most welcoming people I have ever met. Yes, there were ugly times in history, but with this logic, the whole world is `evil`.

Hi, yes, sure, Indonesia is full of tropical fruits. There are the classics, like mango and papaya and all that, but you can also find some fruits that are a bit harder to find elsewhere. My favorite local fruits are `salak` (or snakeskin fruit in English), `sirsak` (soursop in English), rambutan and mangosteen, among others. Just go to any market in Indonesia and you will be overwhelmed by the choices. :)

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Hi, it is a song called `Te Necesito` by Adua Blaize (I use Epidemic Sound for my videos).

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@@HighOnLowTide Hello dear Borisz. Thank you so much for your travel inspyiring videos ! I'am from Germany und considering to move to Vietnam for a long lime for a better climate conditions 😅👍 but I've never bin there before... In general: where do you feel are the most sunny hours (average hours per day) 🌞 instead of cloudy weather like in Quy Nhơn or may be Cam Ranh region ... ? Best regards 😎✌

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Hello, the closest airport is near the cities of Tual/Langgur on Kei Kecil island. Airport code is LUV, and there are flights from Ambon city.

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I know about the history, but what can you do about it? With this logic, there aren't many places you can travel to..

@@HighOnLowTide visit places that will not use your cash for bad things & plenty of places to visit that are not evil empires like indonesia

@@user-mg2ip8cr8z Maluku's tourism infrastructure is minimal, the money mostly goes directly to the local people, and they are amazingly friendly and welcoming (and I'm sure they don't mind some extra income, either).

@@HighOnLowTide then Say Maluku Melanesia. Mention the differences, that it belongs politically to indonesia but it is part of the continent Oceania geograpic and not Asia, with a whole other culuturally aspect language and is an opressed region alongside West Papua. In Holland the people are for independance and dont want to be part of Indonesia and in allot of villages in MALUKU they are RMS but silent. The content you make is good and very nice. At least mention these things to help us and spread the right truth and people know the real history

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In my opinion, it doesn't get better than Maluku when it comes to undiscovered places. :)

Hello! In the beginning, I stayed and filmed at the Cam Ranh Riviera Resort, but the views are pretty similar I guess.

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Yes this is the original hawaiki. There’s an island called morotai over there too. From here the descendants of wakea and papa made it all the way to hawaii

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Its definitely plausible.The Indigineous Austronesian languages of Maluku and Timor are Non Malay Central Austronesian languages.They sound more similar to Polynesian languages then many Micronesian languages actually do!Theres also Papuan languages in these Islands like Galela from Halmahera,and there was even a Micronesian Truukic language near Halmahera and West Papua,close to Biak Island called Mapia!

@@gpl992 This is Awesome History, our Polynesian past is connected to Maluku, thank you my friend

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I think mostly because of its location, Tuy Hoa is basically between Nha Trang and Quy Nhon cities and they are already very popular, they attract most of the visitors (and most people travel to these cities by plane, usually choosing one city for a couple of days, most people don't travel along the coastline). There is also much more development in those two other cities, there are more restaurants, more hotels, etc. In my experience, the majority of the people who go to a beach destination in Vietnam look for comfort and also, people tend to visit places that are already popular.

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it! I did not see many other boats while I was there (I saw one huge yacht, but nothing else).

Hulaliu and Porto were his ancestral villages.Close to Ambon.

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