PNG’s longest-running locally owned dive liveaboard.
Led by Alan Raabe (Skipper) and Josie Waiwai (Trip Director), delivering expertly curated diving backed by decades of local knowledge.
Colourful featherstar arrangements. So much variety and climbing to make the most of the currents
01/06/2026
Hot off the Press from Captain Alan:
'Wasn't a great trip coming down to Witu from New Hanover, so just went an hid in Widu Harbour for first dive, thinking we wouldn't see much. Well, it was certainly going off!!! Robust, Halameda and Harlequin Ghost Pipe Fish, Mimic and Blue Ring Octopussies etc etc etc'.
SO GOOD!!! Goes to show that the critters don't care too much about the weather, and the trusty captain knows how to put the smiles back on his diver's faces.
Silly Sunday
This clips is brought to you by a true nutter who filmed it swimming in circles on the spot. No fancy tech here. But divers are a rare breed who go anywhere and do anything to get a new underwater perspective. You're welcome 😜😍
Happy Sunday
28/05/2026
Best Coral Triangle diving experience, without the crowds. Off the scale biodiversity from boutique liveaboard.
Watch this space for some exciting news in the next few weeks
26/05/2026
Best diving experience with owner/skipper for 35 years, friendly, attentive crew.
And best of all, no crowds.
https://www.mvfebrina.com/schedules
Trips are booking out fast this year so look ahead to 2027 for your ideal travel date.
All this at one site, right in Kokopo town. Johnny's Jetty
22/05/2026
Today you're invited to celebrate with us the extraordinary diversity of life on Earth for International Day for Biological Diversity.
From coral reefs to rainforests, city parks to remote mountains, suburbs to farms, every species in every habitat plays a role in the web of life that connects us all regardless of where we live — including large and iconic to the tiny easily overlooked and common.
One simple way to contribute to global conservation is through iNaturalist. By recording nature sightings — birds, mushrooms, flowers, reef fish, turtles, nudibranchs and anything that interests you — your observations can support researchers and biodiversity projects around the world.
Every observation matters. Every species matters.🌏🌿🪸
Learn more or get involved at https://www.inaturalist.org/users/sign_in
https://www.un.org/en/observances/biological-diversity-day
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19/05/2026
https://youtu.be/oHJjQcaaDh4
'WISH I WAS THERE TOO' WEDNESDAY!!
So grateful to have creative, generous guests aboard FeBrina, who help tell the story of this remarkable part of the world.
A huge thank you to George Findlay for sharing these memories from February this year. His images beautifully share the experiences and marine life sightings that make each trip uniquely memorable.