Oceanic Discovery and Conservation
NAI'A is an eco-diving destination driven by four principles: Partnership, Presentation, Participation and Protection
For in-depth details, please see Eco-Toursim and NAI'A
In an effort to provide a meaningful and enjoyable eco-tourism experience, NAI'A pursues these projects:
- Ocean Temperature Monitoring at Depth - we set and retrieve recorders and deliver data to the scientist
- Tonga Humpback Whale Expedition - whale watching alongside whale research (surface and under)
- Coral Reef Monitoring - divers can assist cruise director or guest scientists in tracking reef health
- Coral Reef Baseline Surveys - guest scientists lead surveys on board and/or use ship's marine database
- Primal Ocean Project, Phoenix Islands - diving discovery and scientific research expeditions to isolated, Kiribati archipelago
We endeavor to educate and enrich our diving guests by:
- Offering slide seminars or video screenings on local marine life or conservation issues
- Visiting remote villages for casual cultural exchanges and traditional ceremonies
- Encouraging exploratory dives on regular trips or hosting special discovery trips to uncharted territories
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Phoenix Islands World Heritage Site
The world's largest marine World Heritage Site
Eco-Tourism & NAI'A
NAI'A is an eco-diving destination driven by four principles: Partnership, Presentation, Participation and Protection.