The Missol Eco Resort is a four star resort comprised of ten individual guest cottages, a restaurant, and a Dive Centre on the east side of Batbitim Island. The cottages are supported by stilts over the water in Papuan style, with traditional straw roofs and adjoining private bathrooms. Built to the highest standard of comfort and safety, the resort is tastefully appointed to complement the area's beauty. The spacious cottages have other worldy views, taking advantage of Raja Ampat's prevailing breezes and glorious tropical sunrises.

The restaurant is located on the north beach, looking out over a shallow lagoon. The kitchen and menu have been designed with the designed with the discrimiinating palate in mind by a European chef with international professional experience. They offer exceptionally tasty, nutritious, and whenever possible, organic fare from local sources.

Raja Ampat abounds in diverse reef systems, the majority of which have yet to be explored. There is a seemingly inexhaustible selection of unmapped walls, reef flats, caves and swim throughs, gentle sea mounds, mucky mangroves, placid lagoons, pinnacles, and WWII wrecks. The clear waters are teeming with big pelagics, massive schools of hunting fish, whale sharks, manta rays, mobula rays, dolphins, whales, turtles, tawny sharks, and wobbegong sharks. Macro delights include a bewildering assortment of garish nudibranchs, blue ringed octopus, Mandarin fish, harlequin shrimps, flame file shells, ghost pipefish, frog fish, and a range of elusive pygmy seahorses.

Misool's dive boats are comfortable, fast and easy to dive from. At just over 20 feet long, they are perfect for up to 6 divers. They are also Camera friendly, sporting padded shelves to place camera and video gear whilst on the way to and from the dive site.