Route Description - Triton Bay and Banda Sea
15 Days 14 Nights
The Banda Sea is surrounded by islands from the large islands of Buru, Halmahera, Ambon and Seram in the north towards Gorom, Kei and Aru in the east, the islands of Tanimbar, Wetar and Reong, and a series of smaller islands such as Babar and Moa, touching East Timor in the south.
Ambon Bay is host to some of Indonesia’s best critter diving. The nearby island of Halmahera is still largely unexplored and has recently produced some stunning sites.
Tucked away in the remote southeastern corner of West Papua, Triton Bay lies within the Coral Triangle, the most biologically diverse marine region on Earth. A true sanctuary far removed from modern development. Encircled by rugged islands such as Aiduma, Dramai, and Namatota, and bordered by expansive coastal wetlands, the bay has remained ecologically secluded for millennia.
With its jungle-clad limestone islands, hidden lagoons, mangroves and and unspoiled reefs, Triton Bay is still largely untouched by mass tourism — an exclusive destination for true adventurers and ocean lovers.