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December 2023

New Developments at Triton Bay Divers

By |2024-01-22T02:33:25+00:00December 15th, 2023|Events, Guests, News, Resort, Uncategorized|

The team here at Triton Bay Divers are excited to provide you an update on improvements we have made over the past year to both the resort and our operations.

Triton Bay Divers now has a new dedicated transfer boat that is larger and much more comfortable and allows us to get guests to the resort in a little over an hour.

Due to demand, we have also added two new Garden Rooms, which are modelled on the Deluxe Seaview (beach front) guest rooms and have a partial sea view. Because we like to keep our dive groups small we have also added a new dive boat to cater for the additional guests, bring the total to 4, and added to our team, now with 28 staff to service our guests.

We are also excited to announce that we now have a dedicated camera room, for those that prefer not to bring their cameras back to their rooms after each dive, and have expanded the dive center, now with its own dedicated compressor room.

Triton Bay Divers is very excited to be able to announce some new additions to our Team.

Vincent Chew who is from Singapore and owns both Blue Manta and White Manta Liveaboards. He has been working in the diving industry for many years and brings with him a vast experience in dive operations.

Nurul Yazid, who is an award winning professional underwater photographer from Malaysia, having been featured in several magazines. She has over 7 years’ experience running a resort on Pom Pom Island in Malaysia.

And Jack Sumantry, from Ambon, Indonesia, who brings many years’ experience of working at resorts and on liveaboards.  He also runs a local Yayasan/NGO educating children on the importance of marine ecosystems.

This new lineup injects fresh energy and knowledge into Triton Bay Divers and we are confident that you, our guests, will benefit.  We are all looking forward to making Triton Bay Divers and your experience with us the best it can be.

We look forward to welcoming you to our little piece of paradise!

The Team wish Jimmy Thai luck in his future ventures.

March 2023

Travel Document Requirements for Foreigners Arriving in Indonesia

By |2024-08-19T06:32:02+00:00March 8th, 2023|Miscellaneous, News, Traveling|

Requirements for Entering Indonesia

Good News!  Indonesia is now open for all visitors, and you are no longer required to be COVID-19 Vaccinated.

E-Visa on Arrival

You are now able to process your Visa on Arrival before you fly to Indonesia, which means avoiding large queues.  Simply click on this link and follow the instructions and you will be issued with a QR code which you need to present at the E-Visa Desk on arrival into Jakarta or Bali airports, along with your passport. Sometimes these links are not working, so keep checking back.

https://evisa.imigrasi.go.id/

https://molina.imigrasi.go.id/

Indonesian eVisa Application

Bali Tourist Levy

For those of you entering Indonesia via Bali, the Bali Government has implemented an International Tourist Levy which will be used toward the protection of local customs, traditions, arts and culture and local wisdom of the Balinese people.  You used to be able to process this tax/levy at the following link but it doesn’t always work: www.lovebali.baliprov.go.id

Customs Declaration

Indonesia have moved into the 21st Century and now require you to complete your customs declaration online.  Click on this link, and complete the details a maximum of 4 days before you flight to Indonesia to receive a QR code which will be scanned at the Customs Desk as you pass through.

Guest Registration Form

In order for us to make sure you have the best stay possible, we ask our guests to complete the attached guest registration form and email it to us.  We need to receive your form at least 2 months before your stay, especially if you have any special requests.  Please ensure you complete the sections in yellow.  Please download this form by clicking on the line below and email it to [email protected].

Guest Registration Form

TBD Terms and Conditions

Please review our standard terms and conditions, with regards to cancellations, payments and marine park fees.  If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact us.

Terms and Conditions TBD 2024-2025

March 2021

8 NEW Whalesharks Identified in West Papua

By |2024-01-22T02:33:30+00:00March 16th, 2021|Conservation, Diving, News, Resort, Traveling, UW Photos|

After a shout out to some of our previous guests and others who visited Triton Bay, we have managed to help Conservation International identify 8 new Whalesharks that are visiting the region.  Six are from Triton Bay itself and two from Cenderawasih Bay.  If you have any Whaleshark images that shows the ID Spot (please see our earlier blog) please feel free to share them with us and Conservation International.  You never know you may have one that has not yet been identified and you can name it!!!

We would like introduce you to our newly named Whalesharks:

Firstly, those identified by our Guests: Rob & Susie Andrews, Marie Tartar and Faye Simanjutak.

Steven Genkins (Seadoc) managed to identify 5 new whalesharks, and named one after each of his immediate family member and their pet Dog Tyrion!

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