Triton Bay is a region of Indonesian West Papua which lies south-east of Raja Ampat but is becoming known as a liveaboard destination in its own right. While it shares some of Raja Ampat's best features such as exceptional soft coral growth, massive schools of fish, wobbegongs and epaulette sharks, it also has some unique features, not least the vast forest-like swathes of black coral.
Many new species are being identified in Triton Bay as the area is further explored, and the diving allows you to satisfy your need for larger creatures, even as large as pilot whales. Whale sharks are also at home here as they come to feed on the discards from the local fishermen platforms ('bagans'). For macro lovers, there are also plenty of sites where weird and wonderful critters abound.
The topside scenery is also worthy of mention, with sheer cliffs and lush green hillsides all along the coastlines, waterfalls cascading directly in to the sea. Small fishing villages dot the coastline with friendly locals who can point to ancient cave paintings by their ancestors as their ties to this remote and beautiful land. [More details on these dive sites: Triton Bay].
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