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Better than ever !
The internationally famous dive vessel, Telita, (some of you might
remember her from the good old 80's when she was owned by Bob &
Dinah Halstaed) is now better than ever.
She has undergone extensive renovations and is now very, very comfortable.
The Telita is now one of the most luxurious vessels in PNG. She
offers excursions for just 10 divers. If you choose Telita, you
are up for a fantastic dive excursion with only few people on board.
Dive Sites
Telita visits the Milne
Bay and Tufi from late October to May. As an expedition
dive cruiser Telita usually visits more remote dive locations in
the region like the Louisiades, the Trobiand and Ferguson Islands
regional sites and the Simsim region. Early June the Telita moves
to northern PNG offering excursions in Walindi,
Rabaul and
Kavieng.
Vessel
Purpose-built by its original owners Bob and Dinah Halstead, Telita
has cruised the waters of Papua New Guinea for years, introducing
many international divers to the wonderful diving in PNG. The vessel
is maintained to international survey standards and has was fully
refitted in October 2000. Yearly subsequent refits keep the Telita
in fantastic shape.
Telita has 5 guest cabins accommodating a maximum of 10 divers.
On board there are 3 decks - the wheelhouse is located on the upper
deck, together with a nice sundeck and BBQ & bar area. The crew
cabins and facilities are on the upper deck too.

On the main deck is a deluxe double cabin, the saloon, galley
and the very spacious dive deck with camera table with a secure
camera locking cabinet, charging and camera washing facilities.
1 shower and toilet is located on the main deck as well as an extra
shower on the dive deck to rinse yourself down after each dive.
The lower deck houses 4 deluxe cabin all with ver spacious private
bathrooms and individually controlled air condition.
Larger deluxe beds, new lighting and extra drawer storage, additional
sound proofing make guests feel that much more at home. The saloon
has been renovated and modernized keeping client comfort and practicality
in mind. The multimedia system and LCD flat screen television is
a big plus for movie nights or just viewing and sharing the shots
of the day.
- individually controlled air-conditioned
- Private "Seawave" Iridium phone/fax/email (charge
per use)
- Stabilizers
- Desalinator
- Easy entry and exit platform
Accommodation
Deluxe Double Cabin Main Deck:
This cabin has a dedicated double beds and en ensuite bathroom and
WC. It is air-conditioned, has a hair dryer and has 120 and 240
Volt AC power console. A little wardrobe and ample shelving provides
space to make yourself at home during the cruise. The big window
provides good views.
4
Deluxe Double/Twin Cabin below deck :
These new deluxe cabins are below deck. 2 of them have a wide lower
bunk and a standard top bunk and canned be used as double or twin
configuration. The two are genuine twin cabins with even sized upper
and lower bunks - ideal for individuals sharing. They are well siuted
for couples or singles. They have large ensuite bathrooms and WC.
They are air-conditioned, have a hair dryer and 120 and 240 Volt
AC power consoles.
Features
- The
divemaster and the skipper will rotate to show you the best diving
on site. No dive training is offered.
- The
vessel has a spacious dive deck with a large camera table &
NITROX is available
- Please
note that the following deck plan does not feature the three new
ensuite cabins below deck, and will be updated shortly!
D
E C K P L A N

Itinerary
Like most boats in PNG Telita doesn't follow a fixed schedule.
The "sleep, dive, eat rhythm" of life on a liveaboard is the only
constant. Your skipper will choose from the huge variety of dive
sites those which are best at the time.
Apart from wreck diving, there are many other dive options for
every taste something. Visit "Observation Point" on Normanby Island
- a great muck diving experience.
Cruise
through Ward Hunt, Moresby and Dawson Straits where you are bound
to encounter sightings of whales, dolphins and dugongs. Dive the
many reefs en route that will host a variety of soft and hard corals
and manta-cleaning stations.
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