Irian Jaya
Irian Jaya Barat, the westernmost peninsula of the large island of New Guinea, is one of the most remote areas of Indonesia. This area is known for the immense biodiversity that inhabit both, on land and underwater, and its coastline has such beautiful places as little known in the diving world. Some of these places are beginning to sound among the seekers of exotic destinations: the case of Triton Bay, with his dives full of soft corals and black, or Blue Water Mangrove, where splashes of color alcyonarians roots of mangroves inches from the surface. Thousands of species of fish and invertebrates complete a destination that will surprise the most experienced divers