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Trip Details

Arrival day: Check in after 12pm (no diving)

2nd to 6th day: 3 Dives per day, 1x Beach BBQ, Local Island visits (on request)

Snorkel sessions, SUP´S, Kayaking

7th day: 1 Dive and cruising back to Hulhumale after 1pm

8th day: check out 7am

Whole Year Around Spectacular Trip

From November to May, dive the central atolls to spot whale sharks, manta rays, and vibrant marine life. During the summer monsoon (January to May), enjoy clearer visibility on the east side, perfect for channel diving and further marine exploration.

Atolls

North Malé, South Malé, North Ari, South Ari, Vaavu

Activities

Local Island Visits, Beach BBQ, Kayaking, SUP´s

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Central Atolls

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Central Atolls

BEGINNER

CURRENTS

SNORKELLING

WHALE SHARKS

SHARKS

Central Atolls
THE Liveaboard Routing In Maldives

Embarking on a liveaboard journey through the Maldives' Central Atolls offers divers an unparalleled experience of the region's rich marine biodiversity and stunning underwater landscapes. This itinerary typically spans the North Malé, South Malé, Ari, and Vaavu Atolls, each renowned for unique diving encounters.

 

North and South Malé Atolls are celebrated for their vibrant coral formations and abundant marine life. Divers can explore sites KudaGiri Wreck or Kandooma Thila, known for its colorful reef, eagle rays and occasional shark sightings.

 

Ari Atoll is a highlight for those seeking encounters with large pelagics. Dive sites such as Maaya Thila and Fish Head are teeming with marine life, offering opportunities to see whale sharks, manta rays, and various shark species.

 

Vaavu Atoll provides thrilling drift dives through channels like Miyaru Kandu or Fotteyo Kandu, where divers can witness schools of reef sharks, eagle rays, and an array of colorful reef fish.

 

This central route is ideal for divers seeking diverse marine encounters, from macro life to majestic pelagics, all set against the backdrop of the Maldives' crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs.

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