EcoPro Mariana · Maldives · 8 Days / 7 Nights
This Maldivian itinerary explores the northern atolls, focusing on the renowned Hanifaru Bay in Baa Atoll, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. While diving is not permitted in Hanifaru Bay, snorkelers can witness seasonal aggregations of manta rays and whale sharks, drawn by the plankton bloom. The trip combines this unique snorkeling experience with diving opportunities in North Malé, Raa, and Baa Atolls, offering diverse reef systems and marine encounters throughout the journey.
Guests will be met upon arrival at the airport for transfer to the port. After boarding and checking into cabins, there will be a welcome briefing and introduction to the crew, marking the official start of the liveaboard adventure. No diving is scheduled for today.
Today focuses on the Baa Atoll, particularly the famed Hanifaru Bay. This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is globally recognized as a significant feeding ground for manta rays and whale sharks, especially from May to December when plankton concentrates in the bay. While diving is restricted to protect this sensitive ecosystem, guests will have the opportunity to snorkel in this magnificent bay, observing these gentle giants.
Today focuses on the Baa Atoll, particularly the famed Hanifaru Bay. This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is globally recognized as a significant feeding ground for manta rays and whale sharks, especially from May to December when plankton concentrates in the bay. While diving is restricted to protect this sensitive ecosystem, guests will have the opportunity to snorkel in this magnificent bay, observing these gentle giants.
Today focuses on the Baa Atoll, particularly the famed Hanifaru Bay. This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is globally recognized as a significant feeding ground for manta rays and whale sharks, especially from May to December when plankton concentrates in the bay. While diving is restricted to protect this sensitive ecosystem, guests will have the opportunity to snorkel in this magnificent bay, observing these gentle giants.
Today focuses on the Baa Atoll, particularly the famed Hanifaru Bay. This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is globally recognized as a significant feeding ground for manta rays and whale sharks, especially from May to December when plankton concentrates in the bay. While diving is restricted to protect this sensitive ecosystem, guests will have the opportunity to snorkel in this magnificent bay, observing these gentle giants.
Today focuses on the Baa Atoll, particularly the famed Hanifaru Bay. This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is globally recognized as a significant feeding ground for manta rays and whale sharks, especially from May to December when plankton concentrates in the bay. While diving is restricted to protect this sensitive ecosystem, guests will have the opportunity to snorkel in this magnificent bay, observing these gentle giants.
Today focuses on the Baa Atoll, particularly the famed Hanifaru Bay. This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is globally recognized as a significant feeding ground for manta rays and whale sharks, especially from May to December when plankton concentrates in the bay. While diving is restricted to protect this sensitive ecosystem, guests will have the opportunity to snorkel in this magnificent bay, observing these gentle giants.
After enjoying a final breakfast onboard, guests will check out from the yacht and be transferred to the airport for their onward journeys. Disembarkation concludes the liveaboard trip.