Raja Ampat - Triton Bay (12 Days)

Ilike · Indonesia · 12D/11N

Duration
12D/11N
Embarkation
Sorong
Disembarkation
Kaimana
Dives
33

About this route

Embark on an immersive journey across Indonesia's West Papua, transitioning from Raja Ampat's vibrant coral gardens to the breathtaking fjords of Triton Bay. This 12-day itinerary explores the diverse ecosystems from Sorong to Kaimana, offering drift dives in the nutrient-rich Dampier Strait and exploration of Misool's iconic limestone formations and healthy reef systems. Expect encounters with a wide array of reef fish, pelagics, and macro life, with potential sightings of whale sharks in the remote Bitsjara Bay. The expedition-style route promises varied diving, from critter hunting to expansive topography, culminating in the unique beauty of Triton Bay.

Day-by-day plan

  1. Day 1: Embark in Sorong Port

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  2. Day 2: Yangeffo/Dampier Strait.

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  3. Day 3: Penemu Area.

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  4. Day 4: Misool Area.

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  5. Day 5: Misool Area.

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  6. Day 6: Misool Area.

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  7. Day 7: Pisang Island.

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  8. Day 8: Momon Waterfall.+ waterfall snorkel

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  9. Day 9: Triton Bay (South Aiduma).

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  10. Day 10: Triton Bay (North Aiduma).

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  11. Day 11: Bitsjara Bay (Whale sharks possible)

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  12. Day 12: Disembarkation in Kaimana

    Kaimana

    After breakfast, guests disembark in Kaimana. Transfers continue according to the onward travel arrangements.

Upcoming departures

  • 2027-02-19 – 2027-03-02from 5,790 USDBook

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