Seafari Explorer II · Maldives · 15D/14N
Embark on an exhilarating 14-night southern Maldives expedition that begins near the equator. This unique journey aboard the Seafari Explorer II navigates stunning manta cleaning stations and shark-filled channels, with opportunities for close encounters with tiger sharks in Fuvahmulah. The nutrient-rich waters attract a diverse mix of pelagic species, promising unforgettable moments both above and below the surface. Every day offers vibrant reefs and rich marine life, making for a truly memorable Maldivian diving experience. Your trip concludes with a transfer back to the airport, leaving you with lasting memories.
Your Maldivian diving adventure begins with a group transfer from the airport to the Seafari Explorer II in Addu Atoll. After settling into your cabin, a welcome briefing will detail the exciting expedition ahead, covering safety procedures and the comprehensive itinerary.
Today marks the first full day of diving, beginning with tea and coffee before a sunrise dive. The daily schedule includes early morning dives, followed by breakfast, navigation, and more dives around the diverse sites of the Southern Atolls. The region is known for its strong currents, which often bring large pelagic species and create exhilarating drift diving opportunities, with frequent sightings of manta rays at cleaning stations.
Today marks the first full day of diving, beginning with tea and coffee before a sunrise dive. The daily schedule includes early morning dives, followed by breakfast, navigation, and more dives around the diverse sites of the Southern Atolls. The region is known for its strong currents, which often bring large pelagic species and create exhilarating drift diving opportunities, with frequent sightings of manta rays at cleaning stations.
Today marks the first full day of diving, beginning with tea and coffee before a sunrise dive. The daily schedule includes early morning dives, followed by breakfast, navigation, and more dives around the diverse sites of the Southern Atolls. The region is known for its strong currents, which often bring large pelagic species and create exhilarating drift diving opportunities, with frequent sightings of manta rays at cleaning stations.
Today marks the first full day of diving, beginning with tea and coffee before a sunrise dive. The daily schedule includes early morning dives, followed by breakfast, navigation, and more dives around the diverse sites of the Southern Atolls. The region is known for its strong currents, which often bring large pelagic species and create exhilarating drift diving opportunities, with frequent sightings of manta rays at cleaning stations.
Today marks the first full day of diving, beginning with tea and coffee before a sunrise dive. The daily schedule includes early morning dives, followed by breakfast, navigation, and more dives around the diverse sites of the Southern Atolls. The region is known for its strong currents, which often bring large pelagic species and create exhilarating drift diving opportunities, with frequent sightings of manta rays at cleaning stations.
Today marks the first full day of diving, beginning with tea and coffee before a sunrise dive. The daily schedule includes early morning dives, followed by breakfast, navigation, and more dives around the diverse sites of the Southern Atolls. The region is known for its strong currents, which often bring large pelagic species and create exhilarating drift diving opportunities, with frequent sightings of manta rays at cleaning stations.
Today marks the first full day of diving, beginning with tea and coffee before a sunrise dive. The daily schedule includes early morning dives, followed by breakfast, navigation, and more dives around the diverse sites of the Southern Atolls. The region is known for its strong currents, which often bring large pelagic species and create exhilarating drift diving opportunities, with frequent sightings of manta rays at cleaning stations.
Today marks the first full day of diving, beginning with tea and coffee before a sunrise dive. The daily schedule includes early morning dives, followed by breakfast, navigation, and more dives around the diverse sites of the Southern Atolls. The region is known for its strong currents, which often bring large pelagic species and create exhilarating drift diving opportunities, with frequent sightings of manta rays at cleaning stations.
Today marks the first full day of diving, beginning with tea and coffee before a sunrise dive. The daily schedule includes early morning dives, followed by breakfast, navigation, and more dives around the diverse sites of the Southern Atolls. The region is known for its strong currents, which often bring large pelagic species and create exhilarating drift diving opportunities, with frequent sightings of manta rays at cleaning stations.
Today marks the first full day of diving, beginning with tea and coffee before a sunrise dive. The daily schedule includes early morning dives, followed by breakfast, navigation, and more dives around the diverse sites of the Southern Atolls. The region is known for its strong currents, which often bring large pelagic species and create exhilarating drift diving opportunities, with frequent sightings of manta rays at cleaning stations.
Today marks the first full day of diving, beginning with tea and coffee before a sunrise dive. The daily schedule includes early morning dives, followed by breakfast, navigation, and more dives around the diverse sites of the Southern Atolls. The region is known for its strong currents, which often bring large pelagic species and create exhilarating drift diving opportunities, with frequent sightings of manta rays at cleaning stations.
Today marks the first full day of diving, beginning with tea and coffee before a sunrise dive. The daily schedule includes early morning dives, followed by breakfast, navigation, and more dives around the diverse sites of the Southern Atolls. The region is known for its strong currents, which often bring large pelagic species and create exhilarating drift diving opportunities, with frequent sightings of manta rays at cleaning stations.
Today marks the first full day of diving, beginning with tea and coffee before a sunrise dive. The daily schedule includes early morning dives, followed by breakfast, navigation, and more dives around the diverse sites of the Southern Atolls. The region is known for its strong currents, which often bring large pelagic species and create exhilarating drift diving opportunities, with frequent sightings of manta rays at cleaning stations.
After a final breakfast on board, transfer to the airport marks the end of your Southern Maldives diving expedition. Divers are recommended to wait for 24 hours after their last dive before flying.