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Triton Bay
Explore one of the least-visited marine sanctuaries in the world
Main Sailing Season
October – April
Typical Trip Length
7-11 nights
Start & End Points
Kaimana
Trip Types
Cabins & Private Charter
Tucked into the southern edge of the Bird’s Head Seascape, Triton Bay offers a rare combination of biodiversity, serenity, and cinematic beauty.
Aboard Calico Jack or Anne Bonny, you’ll explore one of the least-visited marine sanctuaries in Indonesia — limestone karsts, coral-rich coves, and calm turquoise bays where few vessels ever venture.
Known as the “Lost City of Coral,” Triton Bay is home to over 950 fish species and 470 corals, including many found nowhere else on Earth. Whale sharks regularly glide beneath traditional fishing platforms, and soft-coral gardens burst with color and life.
For divers and explorers alike, this is Indonesia’s most rewarding hidden gem — untouched, uncrowded, and unforgettable.
- Whale Shark Encounters – swim alongside these gentle giants near local bagans
- Macro Heaven – pygmy seahorses, nudibranchs, walking sharks & flasher wrasse
- Kiti-Kiti Waterfall – one of the world’s few waterfalls that flows straight into the sea
- Lost City of Coral – towering bommies & massive sea fans covered in soft coral
- Calm Seasonal Seas – best diving October–April, 27–30°C water temps
- Remote & Exclusive – untouched frontier, far from mass tourism
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Discover Triton Bay with Calico Jack Charters
From Aiduma Island’s coral gardens to the prehistoric rock art of Namatota, Triton Bay delivers more than world-class diving. Between dives, kayak through mangrove channels, hike to jungle viewpoints, or drift through hidden lagoons beneath towering limestone cliffs.
A liveaboard is one of the very few ways to reach this isolated marine park safely and comfortably. Our vessels are among the handful with the experience, range, and crew knowledge to in this region.
Why sail with Calico Jack & Anne Bonny:
- Decade of Expertise – over 10 years navigating the Bird’s Head Seascape
- Two Legendary Yachts – Calico Jack (phinisi) & Anne Bonny (modern luxury)
- Intimate Groups – max 10 guests, personalized itineraries
- Expert Crew & Guides – local Papuan team + marine-biologist cruise directors
- Eco-Conscious Sailing – zero single-use plastics, reef-safe protocols, marine park support
- Flexible Itineraries – combine Triton Bay with Misool or Banda Sea routes
When to Visit & How to Get There
Sailing Season: October–April (calm seas, peak visibility 15–30m)
Access: Fly to Kaimana (KNG) via Jakarta or Ambon; our team arranges private transfers to the yacht.
Weather: 27–33°C air temp, warm tropical conditions year-round.
Triton Bay’s isolation means no crowds — and that’s part of its magic. We handle every detail from flights to permits, so all you have to do is arrive.
Triton Bay Schedule
Tailored Triton Bay Itineraries Aboard Calico Jack and Anne Bonny
Whether your goal is whale shark encounters, macro photography, or a remote diving adventure, our itineraries can be tailored to your pace and interests.
Calico Jack
Anne Bonny
Plan Your Trip to Triton Bay
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