Naia

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.

For purchases made while onboard, we accept US dollars, Fijian dollars, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Please be aware that there is an additional charge of 2.5% on Visa and MasterCard and 3% for American Express.

Weather conditions vary widely throughout the year and throughout the years. We strongly recommend you visit our webpage for up-to-date air and water temperature information.

If you get cold easily, plan on bringing extra layers. We offer 4-5 dives a day, which can quickly cool your core temperature. Warm divers stay under longer and manage more dives per day so don’t skimp on protection.

We require all divers to carry dive computers. If you do not have one, you can rent one on board. If you bring your own, please be sure to read and understand the manual before your trip and bring the manual with you. Remember that your dive computer is a lifesaving device.

Pack a warm sweater and pants – life at sea is cooler than in shore-based resorts, especially after multiple dives each day. We want you to enjoy the starry night sky and the fresh air!

If you are prone to ear infections or swimmers’ ear, bring a small spray or dropper bottle containing a mixture of two parts medical-grade alcohol to one part vinegar. Spray or drop this into your ears following every dive and snorkel.

We cannot offer laundry services for guests, so please bring enough clothes or laundry soap to wash clothes in your sink.

A wide-angle lens for Fiji’s famous soft coral reefs is a must, but you will also find plenty of fish and tiny critters to warrant a macro lens.

Bring a laptop so you can review, store and share your photos during the trip. We have a large TV in the salon for showing photos and videos via HDMI, VGA, Thunderbolt or USB.

While we offer a selection of wine, beer and spirits onboard, we cannot promise every type of alcoholic beverage. If there is a certain type of beverage that you want onboard, we encourage you to bring it from home or duty-free.

Save some weight! We have lovely locally made Pure Fiji shampoo, cream rinse, shower gel and body lotion for your use while onboard.

Please limit plastic waste! Bring your own water bottle to refill from our onboard carbon filter.

Feel free to bring your choice of music, books or videos for your entertainment. NAI’A has a limited collection of paperback books and a very large collection of eBooks, music, and movies that you are welcome to use.

Don’t forget your diving (and) nitrox certification card(s)!

All cabins, the salon and camera room are equipped with US (110V) and Australian (240V) Standard electrical outlets. If your devices are of another type, you should bring your own power adapters.

Our crew would greatly appreciate current news, nature, science, or other magazines, as they are hard to come by here.

The ship is equipped with cell phones that work in most areas during the charter. Guests can be contacted onboard at +679-779-7789 and atsea@naia.com.fj • We also have a satellite telephone that allows us to maintain contact at all times. The phone number is 8816-316-13518. Please note there is a charge of $US4.50 per minute to make or receive satellite phone calls.

There are Wi-Fi devices available onboard that you can hire for US$30 for the week and you can purchase recharge cards which are also available onboard to download data. The recharge card costs FJ$10.00 (for 8GB). WIFI will only work at certain places and the Cruise Directors can let you know the best time to use them. Cell phones are also only working at certain places.

If you would like to bring a donation to the village, we would suggest the following:

– Sports Equipment: soccer, rugby, football or tennis balls

– Clothing: second-hand clothing for adults and children

– Household Supplies: sewing kits, guitar strings, solar-powered flashlights, lanterns and radios

– Toiletries: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, deodorant, talcum or zinc oxide powder

– What NOT to bring: candy/sweets, fragile plastic and rubber items or toys, excessive packaging and electrical items

We carry a wide variety of NAI’A souvenirs onboard, including t-shirts, shorts, hats, sweatshirts, fleeces, rash guards and beautiful handmade jewellery. There are no handicrafts for sale in the villages we visit, but you may find time to go to the market before or after your trip.

Dive accident insurance (to include medical evacuation) is mandatory for everyone who dives: it’s your responsibility to have adequate cover in place and to bring your certificate as proof.

Yes, we do. There is an additional charge for Nitrox (enriched air) of $150 per week or $210 per 10-day trip, with a $30 reduction when taking the Nitrox certification course on board.

We offer a range of PADI scuba diving courses on board including Open Water, Nitrox, Rescue and many Specialty Courses. Please enquire in advance if you are interested, as our instructors need to pre-order the necessary materials before your charter.

Diving in Fiji can be challenging due to strong currents and deep drop-offs. If you have not been diving in a while or have difficulty maintaining good neutral buoyancy, we suggest taking a refresher course before your trip. You will enjoy the diving more, take better pictures and, of course, avoid damaging Fiji’s precious coral reefs.

After you return home, our Cruise Directors will send you the dive log, guest & crew photos, contact information and a link to our blog so you can remember your wonderful trip!

The closest international airport is Nadi Intl (NAN). Re-confirm your flights 72-hours prior to departure and double-check flight times and numbers. • Check-in three hours prior to your flight. International airport security can be slow and online check-in is not always possible. You may be denied boarding if checking in less than one hour before departure.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to return home from your trip. Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to enter Fiji. Please check with your travel agent or let us know so we can tell you if you need a visa or not.

Pack carefully to avoid excess luggage fees, which are very costly. Please check the luggage restrictions of your airline.

Yes, we arrange the transfer from the airport in Nadi to Naia. Your cruise aboard NAI’A begins at the Lautoka Wharf at 2:00 pm on Saturday. We will provide transport from Nadi-area hotels and the airport at about 1:00 pm. If you plan to arrive in Fiji one or more days prior to the charter, you should book Friday night in a Nadi hotel or arrive at the Nadi airport from the outer islands the day before your charter starts. If you arrive in Fiji on Saturday morning, you will probably want to book a day room in Nadi in which to rest until pick-up time at about 1:00 pm. Please make sure to notify our office of your pick-up location well in advance.

Everyone will need to catch the arranged transport. It is not possible to go to the boat directly because the security guards at the entrance to the wharf will not let you through.

After your trip:

The boat docks back in Lautoka early in the morning on the last day. Check out and disembarkation is around 08:00 on the last day. Hotel drop-off time is around 09:00 at hotels within the Nadi area. Airport drop-off time is around 09:00. If your flight home departs in the evening, we recommend you book a day room where you can store your luggage while you tour for the day and relax and shower before the flight.

The currency used in Fiji is the Fiji dollar. This may be exchanged at the airport at the bank in the international terminal and in towns, plus withdrawn from ATMs. Please note that handicraft merchants, taxi drivers, etc. do not accept credit cards. Check xe.com for the most up to date exchange rate.