Rhun Collection

Asia, Indonesia, Spice Islands, Maluku, Banda, Rhun island, a deserted white sand beach on the islet of Nailaka

Asia, Indonesia, Spice Islands, Maluku, Banda, Rhun island showing the islandA¢€™s only town. Rhun is also know as Run, Pulau Run

Asia, Indonesia, Spice Islands, Maluku, Banda, Rhun island showing the islandA¢€™s only town. Rhun is also know as Run, Pulau Run

Asia, Indonesia, Spice Islands, Maluku, Banda, Rhun island, a deserted white sand beach on the islet of Nailaka with a traditional Indonesian pinisi sailing ship moored offshore

A local fisherman in a traditional canoe, Banda, Maluku, Spice Islands, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Asia

A local fisherman in a traditional canoe in front of the ridges of the Banda islands, Banda, Maluku, Spice Islands, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Asia

Diver entering water from boat, Tanjung Nore, Rhun Island, Banda, near Ambon Island, Maluku Islands, Banda Sea, Indonesia

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Rhun Island, also known as Run, Pulau Run, Pulo Run or Puloroon, is a hidden gem nestled in the Spice Islands of Indonesia. Located in the Maluku province and surrounded by the breathtaking Banda islands, Rhun holds a rich history that dates back to its days as a British and Dutch colony. As you explore this enchanting island, you'll be captivated by its stunning landscapes and vibrant culture. Picture yourself standing on the shores of Rhun, watching a local fisherman gracefully navigate his traditional canoe through crystal-clear waters. The rhythmic strokes of his paddle echo the centuries-old traditions passed down from generation to generation. The ridges of the Banda islands serve as an awe-inspiring backdrop for this scene. Towering over the horizon like ancient guardians, they add an element of majesty to Rhun's already picturesque setting. It's no wonder why divers flock to Tanjung Nore on Rhun Island – it offers unparalleled underwater beauty in the form of colorful coral reefs teeming with marine life. Venturing further into town reveals Rhun's unique charm. Despite being small in size, it exudes warmth and hospitality that can only be found in close-knit communities. Locals greet you with smiles as they go about their daily lives amidst colonial-era architecture that tells tales of times gone by. Rhun Island serves as a reminder of Asia's historical significance and Indonesia's cultural diversity. Its strategic location within the Spice Islands made it highly sought after during colonial times due to its abundance of valuable spices such as nutmeg and cloves. Today, visitors can immerse themselves in this captivating blend of history and natural beauty while exploring one of Indonesia's best-kept secrets – Rhun Island. Whether you're diving into turquoise waters or strolling through charming streets lined with colonial buildings, every moment spent here will leave an indelible mark on your soul.