Triton Bay is one of Indonesia's best-kept diving secrets, a remote corner of West Papua where few divers venture and nature still reigns supreme.
From whale sharks to spectacular soft coral gardens bursting with life, the underwater experiences here are truly extraordinary. Set directly on a secluded beachfront, Triton Bay Divers combines relaxed comfort, genuine hospitality and easy access to over 30 dive sites, making it the perfect choice for adventurous divers looking to escape the crowds and explore Indonesia at its wildest.
Dive straight from the resort and experience why Triton Bay is considered one of Indonesia’s best-kept diving secrets. With 30 dive sites in close reach, the underwater world reveals lush soft coral landscapes, dense schools of reef fish and an extraordinary variety of critters — from pygmy seahorses to the occasional whale shark encounter. Whale shark excursions are offered as early morning trips to the local fishing platforms, where these gentle giants are often drawn by schools of baitfish. Declared a 6,000 sq km Marine Protected Area by Kaimana Regency in 2008, these waters remain remarkably untouched and continue to surprise with new discoveries on almost every dive.
Water temperatures vary between 28-30 degrees Celsius during the diving season and drop down to around 24 degrees during the eastern monsoon.