Bal Bulol is one of Misool’s most celebrated natural spectacles — a dramatic lagoon ringed by vertical karst towers rising from calm emerald and turquoise waters. The lagoon’s unique “alien” appearance is a favorite among photographers and travelers seeking jaw-dropping landscapes. Access often involves navigating narrow sea passages, then entering the inner lagoon basin. At low tide, reef flats may appear as pale patches, contrasting with deeper water channels. From a viewpoint perched on nearby rock, one can survey the lagoon’s full majesty — the jutting rock forms appear almost sculptural, like relics from another world. The area’s serenity, minimal human footprint, and visual intensity make Bal Bulol a standout destination in the southern reaches of Raja Ampat.