Deep South Atolls (Huvadhoo - Fuvahmulah - Addu) - 10 Shark Varieties Including Tiger Shark

Horizon III · Maldives · 8D/7N

Duration
8D/7N
Embarkation
Huvadhoo, Maldives
Disembarkation
Addu, Maldives
Dives
Approximately 16 dives in total

About this route

This itinerary explores the Deep South of the Maldives, an area renowned for its powerful currents and abundant shark encounters. Divers will navigate channel and outer reef systems, encountering a high diversity of pelagic species including various sharks, manta rays, and other large marine life. The journey spans the atolls of Huvadhoo, Fuvahmulah, and Addu, promising thrilling underwater experiences in a rich marine environment.

Day-by-day plan

  1. Day 1: Embarkation – Huvadhoo Atoll

    Guests embark in the Huvadhoo Atoll, settling into their cabins and receiving a comprehensive safety briefing. Dive equipment arrangements will be made before enjoying dinner on board. The first dive of the trip is also scheduled today, allowing divers to acclimate to the local conditions.

  2. Day 2: Huvadhoo Atoll – Channel & Outer Reef Diving

    Days 2 to 6 are dedicated to exploring the Huvadhoo Atoll, a region celebrated for its diverse shark encounters and channel dives. The strong currents in this area attract a wide array of pelagic fish and various shark species, making for exciting drift dives. Divers will explore vibrant reef systems and channels, with opportunities to encounter both resident and transient marine life.

  3. Day 3: Huvadhoo Atoll – Channel & Outer Reef Diving

    Days 2 to 6 are dedicated to exploring the Huvadhoo Atoll, a region celebrated for its diverse shark encounters and channel dives. The strong currents in this area attract a wide array of pelagic fish and various shark species, making for exciting drift dives. Divers will explore vibrant reef systems and channels, with opportunities to encounter both resident and transient marine life.

  4. Day 4: Huvadhoo Atoll – Channel & Outer Reef Diving

    Days 2 to 6 are dedicated to exploring the Huvadhoo Atoll, a region celebrated for its diverse shark encounters and channel dives. The strong currents in this area attract a wide array of pelagic fish and various shark species, making for exciting drift dives. Divers will explore vibrant reef systems and channels, with opportunities to encounter both resident and transient marine life.

  5. Day 5: Huvadhoo Atoll – Channel & Outer Reef Diving

    Days 2 to 6 are dedicated to exploring the Huvadhoo Atoll, a region celebrated for its diverse shark encounters and channel dives. The strong currents in this area attract a wide array of pelagic fish and various shark species, making for exciting drift dives. Divers will explore vibrant reef systems and channels, with opportunities to encounter both resident and transient marine life.

  6. Day 6: Huvadhoo Atoll – Channel & Outer Reef Diving

    Days 2 to 6 are dedicated to exploring the Huvadhoo Atoll, a region celebrated for its diverse shark encounters and channel dives. The strong currents in this area attract a wide array of pelagic fish and various shark species, making for exciting drift dives. Divers will explore vibrant reef systems and channels, with opportunities to encounter both resident and transient marine life.

  7. Day 7: Fuvahmulah Atoll – Tiger Shark Hotspot

    Day 7 brings the vessel to Fuvahmulah Atoll, a unique oceanic island renowed for its consistent tiger shark encounters. The atoll's specific underwater topography and currents create ideal conditions for close interactions with these magnificent predators. Divers can anticipate thrilling dives at this pelagic hotspot, alongside opportunities to spot other large marine species.

  8. Day 8: Disembarkation – Addu Atoll

    Guests will disembark from the liveaboard between 7:00 AM and 10:00 AM, followed by a transfer to the airport. No diving is scheduled for today, ensuring the recommended surface interval before flying.

Upcoming departures

  • 2028-03-05 – 2028-03-12from 2,762.5 USDBook

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