Crescendo
A group from Germany, Australia, Switzerland & the USA enjoy some great whale action before being treated to a climactic last day.
NAI'A's Blog: The Divemaster Diary - Divemaster Diary
Divemaster Diaries feature summaries and photos of each NAI’A charter. Hear and see what recent passengers have found most fascinating.
Players!
Seacology and Wild Earth join forces for fantastic whale encounters and the opening of a new village hall in Felamea, funded by Seacology.
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
Fiji Got All The Colour!
Manta rays, a tahitian stingray and a whole lot of nudibranchs
The Almost-Cyclone
Half Americans, half Canadians, a pair of Indians and an Austrian and a German to spice things up
First Folks to Dive in 2014
Representatives from all of North America, plus a Brit & a Malay
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“Central Fiji has all the elements of the ultimate ocean wilderness: diverse creatures and habitat, nutrient-rich water, spectacular scenery and owners who respect it.”
~ Dr. Greg Stone, Executive Vice President of Conservation International