







Most of our expeditions take place around New Ireland and down to Rabaul. Our home port is Kavieng Harbor.
Expeditions take place all year round. The Surfari Expedition is the only type dictated by the seasonal swell from the North Pacific between December - March.
You can if you want however we have the basics available onboard, BCs, regs, tanks, weights, masks, snorkels, fins.
We use a single 8cf compressor to fill tanks with a spare 4cf Bauer Junior II packed away just in case!
Guests are welcomed to use the satellite phone onboard. We also carry VHF radio and UHF walky-talkies.
Imajica is equipped with liferaft, EPIRB, flares, and oxygen in the case of a diving emergency.
Our Exploratory Cruise is most suited for youngsters. The Dive and Surfari Expeditions focus primarily on the activities and could possibly be less interesting for children. The Baining Trek is a long walk in rugged conditions, but we have had children happily complete it.
Our expeditions are exploratory by nature and itinerary changes often occur. If this is not satisfactory the best way is to customise a charter. See here.
No. We have powerful 240v fans in each cabin.
Usually the most convenient place is out on deck with a hand held shower, especially nice after a day in the water. The toilet also has a shower for private use.
We carry washing powder and buckets for hand washing. There are plenty of lines around the boat to dry out clothes.
We eat a range of fresh local ingredients, especially seafood. Influences include Asian and Italian and BBQ out the side is very popular.
There is always enough food. We welcome you to make the Galley your own. Snacks are available throughout the day.
Not much. Small denominations of Kina are usefull for small purchases in villages. Sometimes a trade store will have dry biscuits or warm soft drink. Most likely you will see something in a village and often the owner will be more than happy to sell it to you.
No. Bring all your camera gear from the beginning.
