Last Call
Fifth and final whalewatching trip in Tonga 2014
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.
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.
Cozumel Cronies
A group of 11 who spend at least part of the year in Cozumel, Mexico add more to their ranks.
Reggae & Rainbows
Mad scientists, laid back Australians, 2 Russians and a few more Americans head out into Bligh water to dive, and learn about rainbows!
Wise Guys
10-day charter with a group that spent as much time laughing as blowing bubbles.
Doctors & Nurses
Seven day charter into Fiji's Bligh Waters with a cheerful and boisterous group of divers.
House Calls
Divers old and new come together to explore Fiji's depths.
Cameras, Cameras Everywhere!
A handful of professional photographers join a group of divers for 10 days of fun in the sun and seas of Fiji.
Happy Birthday, Boss!
Rob, Cat & the girls make up a great group of enthusiastic divers diving Bligh Water
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“Fiji is a hot spot of biodiversity. We’re here for the rich colorful soft coral reefs as well as the unusual stuff - the strange little creatures and endemic fishes.”
~ Dr. Tim Laman, biologist and National Geographic Photojournalist