Guesthouse Famangor
Simple guesthouse, directly on the water, on the island Gam near the village Friwen.
Information
Remarks:
Very close to karang cantik, where rows of coral reef are packed with sea
fans, nudibranches and micro marine life.
Description of Guesthouse Famangor
No of Rooms 4 ............................................. 2 beds per bedroom
Some beds equipped with mosquito-net
Terrace Yes .................................................. With table and chairs
Electricity Yes .......................................... 220 V/50 Hz by portable generator
Kitchen available ........................................ Kitchen can be used.
Meals 3 meals/day included .................
(rice/fish/vegetables/local fruit)
Raja Ampat style/bread not available, can be
ordered
Water available ............................. Water from well for bath & toilet,
Drinking water from dispenser and/or bottles
Bathroom ; ........... mandi/water basin.
Toilet : ....... ......western style
Very close to karang cantik, where rows of coral reef are packed with sea
fans, nudibranches and micro marine life.
Description of Guesthouse Famangor
No of Rooms 4 ............................................. 2 beds per bedroom
Some beds equipped with mosquito-net
Terrace Yes .................................................. With table and chairs
Electricity Yes .......................................... 220 V/50 Hz by portable generator
Kitchen available ........................................ Kitchen can be used.
Meals 3 meals/day included .................
(rice/fish/vegetables/local fruit)
Raja Ampat style/bread not available, can be
ordered
Water available ............................. Water from well for bath & toilet,
Drinking water from dispenser and/or bottles
Bathroom ; ........... mandi/water basin.
Toilet : ....... ......western style
Verzorging Board type
U verblijft hier op basis van Full board.You will stay here based on Full board.
Raja AmpatRaja Ampat is an archipelago in West Papua (former Irian Jaya) and consists of 610, mostly uninhabited islands. The four largest islands are Waigeo in the north, Salawati (southwest of Sorong), Batanta (north of Salawati) and Misool in the southwest....
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