| Duration: | 6 Day(s) - 5 Night(s) |
| Tour Category: | Scuba Diving Tours |
Meet our experts at the Dive School and explore an underwater kingdom as you have never experienced before, surrounded by untouched coral reefs and the most extraordinary aquatic life.
You will not find anywhere else in the Maldives where marine life is so diverse and abundant, and discovering new and unspoiled dive sites is an ongoing endeavor for our dive team.
Day 1: Arrival
Upon your arrival reception at the airport and transfer to the selected Hotel.
Our airport representative will guide you to the transfer ferry.
Transfer by locale ferry at 13:30hrs every day except Friday to Maafushi island.
Visiting Maafushi island and the hotel you stay in, exploring the locale life of people in Maafushi island. snorkeling can be arranged to house the reef of Maafushi island.
Meal: Break Fast, lunch, and dinner
Day 2: Scuba Diving
Diving into Maafushi Corner
Maafushi Corner has a maximum diving depth of around 30 m / 98.4 ft and is suitable for advanced divers. The average visibility is 10-20 meters and access to the dive site is by boat.
Meal: Break Fast, lunch, and dinner
Day 3: Scuba Diving
Manta Point. An easy dive with light current Famous as a manta cleaning station. Between May and August, the mantas come in from the deep water and hover over the coral blocks while the small cleaning fishes do their work. When you have had enough of watching the Mantas, continue the dive and find oriental sweet lips and napoleon wrasses, turtles, and various types of moray eels. Sometimes even the very rare golden moray.
Meal: Break Fast, lunch, and dinner
Day 4: Scuba Diving Hogura Hura
An easy dive with no current.
This is a place for macro photography. Hogura Hura is a beautiful, relaxing dive site without currents for all levels of divers.
The reef is covered mainly with hard corals, ascidians, algae, and soft corals. Plenty of colorful nudibranchs and flatworms, many different moray eels are found here as well as a dense lionfish population, stone fishes, and many rare crustaceans and hidden juveniles. Sometimes you can even find a ghost pipe fish.
Meal: Break Fast, lunch, and dinner
Day 5: Scuba Diving Kandooma Thila
A difficult dive with a strong current.
The teardrop-shaped, 300 m-long Thila, is one of the most exciting dive sites in the Maldives and has fantastic scenery with lots of beautiful soft and hard corals and incredibly rich fish life. The reef top starts at 16m (at the eastside 20m) which makes a quick descent necessary as there are usually very strong currents.
There are grey reef and white tip sharks, barracudas, huge tunas, big eye trevally and big groups of eagle rays, some sleeping nurse sharks under the coral blocks on top of the reef as well as all common smaller kinds of reef fish to see.
Not to forget: many big green turtles can be seen on the reef top or hiding under the overhangs. But – depending on the current – it is a tough dive only for experienced divers.
Meal: Break Fast, lunch, and dinner
Day 6: Departure
Meal: Break Fast
Departure to Male Airport
