With its stunning natural beauty and cultural wealth, West Papua is ready to give you the best, most authentic travel experience. One of the top destinations is Triton Bay, a hidden paradise for divers and nature enthusiasts.

Here, you can immerse yourself in the breathtaking underwater world teeming with coral reefs in all sorts of colors and an array of marine species. Swim alongside gentle whale sharks, encounter schools of fish, and be enchanted by the untouched beauty of this marine sanctuary.

If you have an adventurous soul, try climbing the Arfak Mountains. This majestic mountain range is home to the beautiful Lake Anggi Giji and Anggi Gida, various bird species like cenderawasih and bowerbirds, and the indigenous Arfak Tribe. Engage with the tribe to get an unforgettable cultural experience by learning their way of life and traditions.

To get to West Papua from Jakarta, you can take a direct flight from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK) in Jakarta to the nearest airport in West Papua, such as Sorong's Domine Eduard Osok Airport (SOQ) or Manokwari's Rendani Airport (MKW). Flight duration is approximately 3-4 hours.

To reach Triton Bay in West Papua, you can fly to Kaimana Airport (KNG) from major Indonesian cities like Jakarta or Makassar. You'll need to hire a local boat or speedboat from Kaimana to take you to Triton Bay. The boat journey typically takes around 2-3 hours, depending on weather conditions.

Triton Bay is dubbed ‘The Lost Paradise’ due to its mesmerizing nature and cultural heritage. Snorkel or dive in the waters to find an underwater kingdom whose beauty is unlike any other, as this bay is home to a plethora of marine life, from over 900 coral fishes and over 400 coral reefs.

Triton Bay is also known as the natural habitat for whale sharks. This means you have the opportunity to swim alongside this gentle fish during your visit.

The scenic underwater scenery isn’t the only charm Triton Bay has to offer. If you go to Ganggasa and Irisjawe sites, you can find rock paintings left by prehistoric humans.

The terrains of Arfak Mountains are no less attractive than marine tourism. If you visit Lake Anggi Giji and Anggi Gida, you can listen to the local storyteller to learn about the tragic legend behind the lakes’ formation.

For those who enjoy birdwatching, the mountain ranges offer an opportunity for you to encounter various bird species, including the cenderawasih bird, bowerbird, and many more. There are also many enchanting butterflies as well, which will add more charm to your journey.

Aside from that, you can learn about the interesting culture of the Arfak Tribe, who still uphold their traditions to this date, or enjoy the view of the Arfak Mountains while paragliding.