Follow a different horizon.

For those who see the sea as a connection, Misima offers a story worth coming alongside.

Arrive with curiosity.

Misima belongs to an island world shaped by canoe journeys, trade and relationships. Discover her place in the Kula network, read the accounts of voyagers who have called here, and meet the island through the people who know her.

The richest part of a journey may be the conversation after arriving: a village memory, a family connection, or an introduction to the meaning behind something you first noticed from the water.

Six crews. Many ways to meet an island.

Explore first-hand accounts from 1999 to 2019: Ebora’s hillside gardens, Bwagaoia harbour, a festival welcome, coastal walks and returning friendships.

Read the journeys before yours.

Our journal includes the Maranatha crew’s account of a 2019 visit. The archive directory connects you to other records of the island. These are windows into past journeys; local contacts and current maritime information should guide your own plans.

Begin with a local connection.

Confirm current arrival formalities, weather, charts, anchoring arrangements, supplies and shore access with the relevant authorities and local hosts. Agree village visits and any guiding arrangements directly before arrival.