Triton Bay Divers
Description:
Get ready to escape from the stresses and strains of everyday life and enjoy the tranquility above and below the waves on Aiduma Island. Step back in time and imagine what Indonesia was like 40 years ago. Declared a Marine Protected Area, the resort is just minutes from some of the best dives sites in Triton Bay and the Iris Strait. With only a few liveaboards ever reaching this area you will be one of only a very few to experience the wonders that lay beneath the waves.
Accommodation:
The resort’s 6 bungalows, all with sea views, are each able to sleep between 2 to 3 people comfortably. Each room is equipped with a large ceiling fan and designed with “natural” air conditioning in mind. Triton Bay Divers is conscious of their environmental foot-print and have built the resort using sustainable natural local materials which blend in with the tropical surrounding and limit electrical power between 6:30 am to 11:00pm. Plans to install solar panels are in the not so distant future.
Diving:
In 2008 Kaimana Regency declared a 6000 sq km Marine Protected Area around the waters of Kaimana and Triton Bay. The marine biodiversity here is second to none and continues to surprise with new finds almost every dive. Dubbed by some as “the next frontier of Indonesian diving” and the “last best place”, Triton Bay offers something for everyone both above and below the waves. The area offers everything from the tiniest pygmy seahorses to large and graceful whale sharks visiting the traditional fishing bagans. Best of all you will be one of only a few divers enjoying the waters in this very remote area.
