A young boy named Jawi lives on the remote West Papuan island of Sawinggrai, in the heart of the Coral Triangle. He embarks on a rite of passage and an adventurous journey through this rich and diverse underwater landscape. The island community has a profound connection with the sea, and Jawi, alongside his friends and family, explores the exotic marine life that thrives among the coral reefs. The inhabitants have lived in harmony with the ocean for generations, and their traditional wisdom and practices underscore their respect and understanding of this complex ecosystem.

The voyage takes Jawi away from his familiar surroundings to the lush, tropical islands of the South Pacific. As he travels on the Kalabia, a floating classroom operated by conservationists, he encounters schools of thousands of fish and learns about the delicate balance of life underwater. The expedition aims to educate the local children on the importance of preserving their environment, teaching them about the threats faced by the oceans such as overfishing and climate change. Jawi's sense of wonder grows as he meets scientists and conservationists dedicated to protecting the sea's biodiversity. His journey is not only a personal discovery but also an immersive experience that emphasizes the significance of conservation efforts in safeguarding the ocean's health for future generations.