Maldives Blue Force 3 · Maldives · 10N
This 10-night liveaboard journey through the central atolls of the Maldives promises a wealth of diverse diving experiences. The route explores renowned areas like North Malé, South Malé, Felidhoo, Ari, Vaavu, and Meemu Atolls. Divers can anticipate frequent encounters with pelagic marine life, including various shark species, manta rays, and whale sharks, alongside abundant reef life. The itinerary incorporates thrilling drift dives, exploration of thilas, and visits to cleaning stations, with opportunities for spectacular night dives and wreck diving.
Upon arrival at Malé Airport, guests will be greeted by a team member and transferred by dhoni to the Maldives Blue Force 3 for check-in. A welcome briefing will cover liveaboard procedures, diving protocols, and the itinerary ahead. Dinner will be served on board as the journey begins.
Today marks the start of an extensive diving program across the central atolls, visiting regions such as North Malé, South Malé, Felidhoo, Ari, Vaavu, and Meemu. Divers can expect a rich variety of pelagic and reef life, with frequent encounters with grey reef sharks, whitetip sharks, and blacktip sharks. The diving often involves drift dives through channels and passes, as well as exploring thilas (submerged coral pinnacles) that are teeming with marine activity. Manta rays are commonly seen at cleaning stations, and whale sharks may be spotted in Ari Atoll, providing unforgettable in-water experiences.
Today marks the start of an extensive diving program across the central atolls, visiting regions such as North Malé, South Malé, Felidhoo, Ari, Vaavu, and Meemu. Divers can expect a rich variety of pelagic and reef life, with frequent encounters with grey reef sharks, whitetip sharks, and blacktip sharks. The diving often involves drift dives through channels and passes, as well as exploring thilas (submerged coral pinnacles) that are teeming with marine activity. Manta rays are commonly seen at cleaning stations, and whale sharks may be spotted in Ari Atoll, providing unforgettable in-water experiences.
Today marks the start of an extensive diving program across the central atolls, visiting regions such as North Malé, South Malé, Felidhoo, Ari, Vaavu, and Meemu. Divers can expect a rich variety of pelagic and reef life, with frequent encounters with grey reef sharks, whitetip sharks, and blacktip sharks. The diving often involves drift dives through channels and passes, as well as exploring thilas (submerged coral pinnacles) that are teeming with marine activity. Manta rays are commonly seen at cleaning stations, and whale sharks may be spotted in Ari Atoll, providing unforgettable in-water experiences.
Today marks the start of an extensive diving program across the central atolls, visiting regions such as North Malé, South Malé, Felidhoo, Ari, Vaavu, and Meemu. Divers can expect a rich variety of pelagic and reef life, with frequent encounters with grey reef sharks, whitetip sharks, and blacktip sharks. The diving often involves drift dives through channels and passes, as well as exploring thilas (submerged coral pinnacles) that are teeming with marine activity. Manta rays are commonly seen at cleaning stations, and whale sharks may be spotted in Ari Atoll, providing unforgettable in-water experiences.
Today marks the start of an extensive diving program across the central atolls, visiting regions such as North Malé, South Malé, Felidhoo, Ari, Vaavu, and Meemu. Divers can expect a rich variety of pelagic and reef life, with frequent encounters with grey reef sharks, whitetip sharks, and blacktip sharks. The diving often involves drift dives through channels and passes, as well as exploring thilas (submerged coral pinnacles) that are teeming with marine activity. Manta rays are commonly seen at cleaning stations, and whale sharks may be spotted in Ari Atoll, providing unforgettable in-water experiences.
Today marks the start of an extensive diving program across the central atolls, visiting regions such as North Malé, South Malé, Felidhoo, Ari, Vaavu, and Meemu. Divers can expect a rich variety of pelagic and reef life, with frequent encounters with grey reef sharks, whitetip sharks, and blacktip sharks. The diving often involves drift dives through channels and passes, as well as exploring thilas (submerged coral pinnacles) that are teeming with marine activity. Manta rays are commonly seen at cleaning stations, and whale sharks may be spotted in Ari Atoll, providing unforgettable in-water experiences.
Today marks the start of an extensive diving program across the central atolls, visiting regions such as North Malé, South Malé, Felidhoo, Ari, Vaavu, and Meemu. Divers can expect a rich variety of pelagic and reef life, with frequent encounters with grey reef sharks, whitetip sharks, and blacktip sharks. The diving often involves drift dives through channels and passes, as well as exploring thilas (submerged coral pinnacles) that are teeming with marine activity. Manta rays are commonly seen at cleaning stations, and whale sharks may be spotted in Ari Atoll, providing unforgettable in-water experiences.
Today marks the start of an extensive diving program across the central atolls, visiting regions such as North Malé, South Malé, Felidhoo, Ari, Vaavu, and Meemu. Divers can expect a rich variety of pelagic and reef life, with frequent encounters with grey reef sharks, whitetip sharks, and blacktip sharks. The diving often involves drift dives through channels and passes, as well as exploring thilas (submerged coral pinnacles) that are teeming with marine activity. Manta rays are commonly seen at cleaning stations, and whale sharks may be spotted in Ari Atoll, providing unforgettable in-water experiences.
Today marks the start of an extensive diving program across the central atolls, visiting regions such as North Malé, South Malé, Felidhoo, Ari, Vaavu, and Meemu. Divers can expect a rich variety of pelagic and reef life, with frequent encounters with grey reef sharks, whitetip sharks, and blacktip sharks. The diving often involves drift dives through channels and passes, as well as exploring thilas (submerged coral pinnacles) that are teeming with marine activity. Manta rays are commonly seen at cleaning stations, and whale sharks may be spotted in Ari Atoll, providing unforgettable in-water experiences.
Disembarkation will take place at Malé Airport at 7:00 AM. For guests with later flights, an optional day-use hotel near the airport can be arranged, allowing free time to explore the city before departure.