Triton Bay - Raja Ampat (12 Days)

Ilike · Indonesia · 12D/11N

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

About this route

Embark on an expedition from Kaimana to Sorong, traversing the remote wonders of Triton Bay before reaching the iconic Misool and Dampier Strait areas. This itinerary ventures into West Papua's Cendrawasih Tri-National Park, where deep waters and nutrient-rich currents foster extraordinary biodiversity, including potential whale shark encounters in Bitsjara Bay. Expect dramatic seascapes, vibrant soft coral gardens, and prolific reef fish, with chances to spot pelagic species, particularly as you explore the diverse habitats through Misool and toward Raja Ampat's northern reaches. While covering a vast distance, the route offers a comprehensive dive experience of varied underwater terrains and marine life concentrations.

Day-by-day plan

  1. Day 1: Embark in Kaimana 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: 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.

  3. Day 3: 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.

  4. Day 4: 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.

  5. Day 5: 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.

  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: 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.

  8. Day 8: 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.

  9. Day 9: 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.

  10. Day 10: 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.

  11. Day 11: 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.

  12. Day 12: Disembarkation in Sorong

    Sorong

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

Upcoming departures

  • 2027-03-05 – 2027-03-16from 5,790 USDBook
  • 2028-03-06 – 2028-03-17from 5,440 USDBook

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