Raja Ampat & Triton Bay

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• Andiamo -

  Andiamo is comprised of two small islets west of Candy Store. The marine life on the reef is magnificent, with healthy soft and hard corals, schools of fish such as fusillers, anchovies, barracuda and Jacks.

• Candy Store -

  Enjoy one of the most beautiful walls in Southern of Raja Ampat with Candy Store. Clusters of fish gather on the north facing pinnacles such as fusillers, anchovies, giant trevally, spanish mackerel. Huge and beautiful elephant ear sponges, sea fans, and soft corals decorate the western end of the dive site. 

  
  

• Two Tree -

  Two Tree offers a rich plateau where you can spot schools of barracuda, trevally, beautiful soft coral, sea fans, black coral tree and octopus.

  
  

Fiabacet

Some examples of possible dive sites that you may visit:

• Boo Windows -

  Boo Windows was named after the tunnels and the swim through piercing its shallow section. This amazing site has a dramatic topography. Following the ridge heading west, expect to see grey reef sharks, napoleon wrasse, schools of batfish, even ghost pipefish and leaf fish.

• Tank Rock -

  Tank Rock (Batu Kecil) is one of the best dive sites in Raja Ampat. A submerged ridge connects Tank Rock to Nudi Rock, and with favorable conditions, you may even be able to dive all the way to Fiabacet’s middle island. It's one of the most extensive and wonderful reef systems in the area. Beautiful fish life surround stunning soft and hard corals.

• Nudi Rock -

  Nudi Rock got its name because of the nudibranch-like shape of the island as well as the abundance of nudibranchs that can be found hiding in the corals. The submarine landscape, with soft corals and sea fans in some areas, and hard corals in other areas is fantastic. Find all kinds of fish here in abundance – anchovies, snappers, groupers, Napoleon wrasse, barracuda and tunas too.

• Magic Mountain (Shadow Reef) -

  This seamount sits in the depths of Misool with its peak rising to 5 meters. A cleaning station for the different species, Magic Mountain has it all with biodiversity at its best here. Schools of trevalies, napoleon wrasse, groupers, different species of barracudas, sharks, Spanish mackerels, and last but not least Oceanic Manta Rays are often hovering around to get cleaned. Some dolphins and whale sharks have also been spotted there…

• Whale Rock -

  Whale Rock has a great variety of pygmy seahorses (Denise or Barbiganti species). To explore this site, we will cross over a little channel in between two small islands. Linked together by an underwater reef and a pinnacle, Whale Rock is full of fish.

Balbulol

Some examples of possible dive sites that you may visit:

• No Contest -

  No Contest is a captivating reef ridge dive with a sweet spot at its west end. The western edge is buoyed for easy descent and ascent. Here, you'll find two stunning pinnacles with dramatic undercuts, overhangs, and soft coral growth, attracting barracuda, trevally, batfish, and snappers. Exercise caution with strong currents, especially during ascent. Dive when the current is manageable, as it may pick up during the dive.

• Love Potion No 9 -

  Explore this dive site by beginning on the island's NE-side. Head south to find the captivating "sweet spot," a long 3-peaked ridge that rises to within 12m of the surface. Cross a small 25m gap at the SE-corner to reach the ridge, adorned with stunning sea fans and soft corals. Return to the island's protection after admiring the ridge's beauty.

• Plateau -

  The sweet spot is the "plateau" at the west tip of the island. Depending on the current, start diving from the north or south side, and let it carry you around to the west tip. Expect abundant soft corals, fans, and schooling fish here. The plateau's top is at around 8m depth. It's a great alternative dive when "No Contest" or "Love Potion #9" are not suitable due to strong currents.

• Pet Rock -

  Start on the island's NW-side, swimming west along the adorned wall. At the W-corner, head about 25-30 meters away to find a twin-peaked pinnacle. Continue another 25-30 meters to discover a lower profile dog-leg-shaped ridge. Best coral growth is on the N and W sides of the pinnacle and ridge. Return to the island for a protected ascent.

Pelee

Some examples of possible dive sites that you may visit:

• Kaleidoscope -

  Located on the western side of Pele Island, Kaleidoscope Ridge is one of the best dive sites in the area. The reef is a beautiful narrow slither of coral, with a sloping and steep side. A kaleidoscope of stunning colors, huge sea fans and fantastic fish life will make this a dive to remember. 

• Pelee's Playground -

  Pelee’s Playground is located on the most Western side of Waaf island. Witness schools of anchovies being tracked by trevallies, bonitos, and look out into the blue to see if you can spot a squadron of Mobula rays.

• Toblerone -

  Toblerone is a shallow reef with a very large tunnel which dissects the dive site from north to south. The top of the reef is covered with healthy bommies and hard coral gardens.

Wayilbatan

Some examples of possible dive sites that you may visit:

• Barracuda Rock -

  Barracuda Rock sits on a sandy bottom with a pretty plateau, and a macro filled undercut. Schooling fish such as trevally, barracuda and reef sharks can be spotted throughout the dive. The slope is made up of a series of limestone steps and beautiful black coral bushes.

• Dunia Kecil -

  Dunia Kecil in Indonesian language means 'small world'. Itd is a small rock on the western side of the Wahil Channel, compact enough to be circumnavigated in one dive. The top section is filled with wonderful soft corals, and the walls are covered with huge sea fans where different kind of pygmy sea horses can be spotted.

• Four Kings -

  Four Kings is a highlight in Misool! These four underwater pinnacles are full of fish and linked by a ridge. Four Kings is one of the best places to observe schools of anchovies getting hunted by the numerous predators. Action guaranteed.

• Wedding Cake -

  This rock located in the lagoon of Wayil, has a mushroom shape with numerous overhangs. It lies from South to North.

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Kaimana

Aiduma

Pulau Aiduma is a small island on the south coast of the West Papua province of Indonesia. If you picture Papua New Guinea as a flying duck, then Triton Bay is just under its “neck”, and Aiduma Island is at the south end of the bay, two kilometres off the mainland. The island is in one of the most remote regions of the Indonesian Archipelago, only reached by sea as there are no significant ports nearby. The island is the site of outstanding diving.

Some examples of possible dive sites that you may visit:

• Batu Jeruk -

  This dive site offers two delightful areas worth exploring:

   

  The N and NW sides of the rock boast a splendid array of colors and abundant marine life, particularly when the current is flowing. The boulders scattered around the largest rock create a captivating scene. In the presence of strong current, venture into the narrow channel between the rock and the mainland (Aiduma Island), and when it's time for your safety stop, exit on the SE-side of the rock.

   

  Alternatively, you can descend on the S-face of the last visible rock of the small ridge extending ENE from the main site. At 18 meters, you'll encounter a magnificent rock that attracts schools of sweetlips and sweepers. This beautiful rock is adorned with soft corals, black corals, and a variety of mesmerizing invertebrates.

• Christmas Rock -

  Christmas Rock stands as another remarkable dive site, nestled near the southern region of Aiduma. Though not extensive in size, this charming island offers abundant clusters of black coral bushes, adorned with enchanting soft coral-covered bommies, and teeming with vibrant schools of snappers and surgeonfish. While it is ideal for captivating wide-angle photography, those with keen eyes among the dive guides can also uncover intriguing critters hiding within its depths.

• Goby Gulley -

  Nestled off the main site (GPS point), this dive site features a petite rock accompanied by a delightful mini-wall and a ridge extending eastward. The most captivating dive experience can be found on the Aiduma side, particularly on the north side of the ridge. Keep your eyes peeled for partner gobies, decorator crabs, and enchanting pygmy seahorses hiding beneath the mini-wall. The shallow depth of this site makes it an ideal choice for a leisurely afternoon or a mesmerizing night dive.

• Larry's Dive Heaven -

  This dive site is dedicated to the memory of the renowned Indonesian dive guide and explorer, the late Larry Smith. The site's highlight is a captivating ridge of coral bommies spread across the sandy substrate southeast of the islet. Depending on the current, you can encounter impressive schools of snapper, surgeonfish, rabbitfish, and barracuda here. Moreover, the main islet features a fascinating overhang teeming with abundant invertebrate life.

Kiti-Kiti Waterfall

The Kiti-kiti waterfall located at the Nusalasi Bay Coastal Park Conservation Area is known for its unique and exotic nature. The destination is relatively unknown to tourists due to its remote location far from the urban centre of Fakfak regency. The waterfall’s uniqueness is due to the fact that it flows downstream directly to the sea. The areas surrounding the waterfall gives view to mountains, lush greenery, and the clear blue waters.

Teluk Sebakor

Teluk Sebakor is known for its vibrant underwater world. Beneath the gentle waves, colorful coral reefs teem with a myriad of marine species, from graceful sea turtles and playful schools of tropical fish to elusive seahorses and fascinating crustaceans. The rich biodiversity of the bay makes it a diver's dream come true, with countless opportunities for awe-inspiring encounters with the wonders of the deep.

Beyond diving, adventurers can explore the lush surroundings of Teluk Sebakor. Trekking through the dense rainforests, visitors might catch glimpses of exotic bird species and rare flora. Local communities extend a warm welcome, offering insights into their unique culture and traditions.

Pisang Islands

The Pisang archipelago is a breathtaking destination for diving, with pristine coral reefs teeming with a vibrant array of marine life. Diving off the surrounding islands, you will be mesmerized by the stunning giant elephant ears, and be surrounded by swirling schools of fish, graceful mantas, and curious turtles. 

Selat Iris

Selat Iris is the strait between Aiduma Island and the mainland of West Papua. At the northern end of the strait you'll find some of the best dive sites in the Triton bay area.

Some examples of possible dive sites that you may visit:

• Bo's Rainbow -

  This captivating dive site stands as a cherished gem for every Triton Bay visitor. A small rock, intersected by a visible swim-through during low tide, beckons divers with its allure. Exploring the entire rock offers a rewarding experience, while specific sweet spots lie in the south with soft coral-covered boulders and in the west, where a mesmerizing mini-wall awaits.

   

  Prepare to be enthralled by the abundance of critters that call this site home – from elusive frogfish and ghost pipefish to enchanting pygmies and nudibranchs, there's an incredible array of marine life to discover. Notably, keep an eye out for the majestic presence of giant Queensland groupers, a common sight in these waters. With such diversity and beauty, this amazing dive site promises an unforgettable underwater adventure for all.

• Little Komodo -

  This dive site bears a striking resemblance to the renowned invertebrate-rich sites found in Komodo's Rinca Island, making it one of the finest dives in this region. Nestled within a small, sheltered bay, the site welcomes divers in almost any current condition. Soft coral-covered bommies dominate the underwater landscape, adorned by swirling schools of reef fish. Black coral thrives abundantly in this area, adding to its allure. If the surface conditions are calm, witnessing the reflection images of the island amidst the soft corals can be a truly spectacular sight.

   

  However, it's essential to exercise caution during the dive. Divers should be mindful that venturing too far east or west out of the bay may expose them to strong currents. Staying within the bay ensures a safe and enjoyable diving experience.

• White Rocks and Macro Rocks -

  Delve into the region surrounding the base of the rock to uncover fascinating critters. While these sites might be small and subject to occasional currents, take your time and carefully scrutinize the substrate. Although they may not boast the same vibrancy as Bo's Rainbow, these sites are a haven for critters, offering a unique and rewarding diving experience.