By using a speed boat for approximately one hour from the city of Kaimana, West Papua, you can find an exotic view that is presented in the waters of Mai-mai,
near the island of namatota.

In an area of approximately one kilometer there are coral cliffs with heights of up to dozens of meters. In the crevices of the cliff cliffs there are paintings with various patterns resembling animals, humans and also certain symbols.

It is not known exactly what the meaning of the style of the painting is, but local residents believe this painting is a relic of their ancestors.

Sound byte :VeckySurawi (the people of Kaimana) time code ----01:08-01:38

“ we ourselves do not know the meaning of the paintings or writing on this rock wall, but what we know has existed since the time of our ancestors “


Even though the waves are often hit, but this red-dominated painting does not fade and is still visible. This area is one part of a series of trips if you want to visit the Triton Bay.