Triton Bay which is also part of West Papua tourism, natural beauty and exotic marine life is no less competitive than Raja Ampat. West Papua Tourism Triton Bay, located in Saria, Kaimana District, Kaimana district, West Papua.

This West Papua tour is even compared to the waters of Raja Ampat, because it also has a cluster of coral islands above the blue sea water. It is known, Kaimana Regency is an area in West Papua which is so famous for its exotic sunsets.

Dominated by the water area, which is directly opposite the Arafuru Sea, the twilight of Kaimana becomes so exotic because it is directly facing west, where the sun sets. The landscape of Kaimana Regency which includes forest and mountain areas, lowlands, rivers, lakes, swamps and oceans, makes this area very rich in a variety of ecosystems.

One that offers the natural beauty of Kaimana Regency is Triton Bay, tourists can use a motor boat from Kaimana port. If you use a high-speed motor boat to get to Triton Bay, it will take about 60 minutes. Or when traveling by government ship with a travel time of approximately 3 hours.

The view that is presented, like in Raja Ampat, with a cluster of coral islands overgrown with towering trees. A sensation that is no less interesting, when tourists are on a high-speed motor boat, snaking between coral islands.

The water is clear, so tourists can dive and see the coral reefs that stretch out beautifully and colorfully. Even at night, the view on the seabed is like a beautiful city lit up.

Coral reefs under the sea look shining, emitting light, one of which is soft coral reefs. Not only spoiled by the exotic underwater world, in Triton Bay there are also prehistoric relics in the form of paintings on the cliff walls. But until now the meaning and intent of the writing in the painting is unknown. Local residents also do not know what material is used to write on the cliff walls. Because the writing does not fade when hit by waves.

There are other experiences that can be obtained when visiting Kaimana Bay. Namely the attraction of a giant mammal, Bryde’s whale around the waters of this village. A burst of water into the air from a hole on the whale’s back is a sign that this attraction can be enjoyed on board.

Surprisingly, the whales here live in harmony with the people of Triton Bay. Even though they live as fishermen, the local people do not want to hunt these mammals. They consider these mammals as family and even saviors.