A New Year With Old Friends
We welcome back a group of divers who have been on NAI'A many times (along with some new friends) to ring in the New Year on the other side of the Date Line.
NAI'A's Blog: The Divemaster Diary
Divemaster Diaries feature summaries and photos of each NAI’A charter. Hear and see what recent passengers have found most fascinating.
Girl Power
With a ratio of 5 to 2, the girls finally outnumbered the boys in another wonderfully colourful trip around Bligh Waters and beyond.
Generations
Three generations of divers lead a group of 11 Americans and one Pole into the depths of Bligh Water.
The Lucky 13
Thirteen guests, including several international transplants, embark on a weeklong dive expedition
Let The Sun Shine In
A fun-loving group from Idaho and Texas are joined by divers from throughout North America for a relaxed dive expedition.
I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing
A Full boat of Americans, Scots and Russians join us for a ten day charter full of varied sightings and weather.
Who Wants To See A Manta?
A very easy-going group of ten join us for our first trip back in Fiji this season.
Last Call
Fifth and final whalewatching trip in Tonga 2014
Crescendo
A group from Germany, Australia, Switzerland & the USA enjoy some great whale action before being treated to a climactic last day.
Players!
Seacology and Wild Earth join forces for fantastic whale encounters and the opening of a new village hall in Felamea, funded by Seacology.
Wonderful Whales
From Europe to the USA via Hong Kong and Mexico, we had a keen and very lucky group from around the world, gathering with one aim in Tonga.
Wind and Whales
CDs Joshua & Amanda's first visit to Tonga's humpback whales with a diverse international group.
East/West Meets the South Pacific
A group of divers from the East/West Dive Club team up to tackle the reefs of Fiji.
Jeez 'o Pete!
A group of feisty folks from Eastern Tennessee show a couple of from Arizona how it's done
The Return
No less than 6 returning guests show the newcomers what Fiji diving is all about.
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“Lomaiviti reefs are in extremely good condition compared to Indonesia and PNG. Immediate action must be taken to conserve this unique region.”
~ Dr. Michael Marnane, Marine Biologist, Wildlife Conservation Society