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MV Emperor Leo

Offering a a relaxing, comfortable and enjoyable stay.

MV Emperor Leo is a one of a kind liveaboard in the Maldives operated by Emperor Divers offering the perfect balance between an adrenaline pumping diving adventure and a relaxing, comfortable and enjoyable stay aboard.

Embrace the epitome of modern luxury and adventure with the Emperor Leo liveaboard, the ultimate haven for scuba diving enthusiasts seeking unparalleled experiences in the Maldives. Emperor Leo ensures comfort and style on the open seas. Measuring 35 meters in length, this sleek vessel accommodates up to 24 guests in 12 ensuite cabins, the Emperor Leo promises a cozy and inviting atmosphere throughout your journey. Each cabin is meticulously designed with air-conditioning to guarantee your utmost comfort after a day of underwater exploration.

Step onto the main deck and indulge in pure relaxation as you soak in the Jacuzzi or bask in the warm sun on the spacious sun deck. With its elegant wooden decor seamlessly blending tradition with modernism, Emperor Leo offers a serene retreat amidst the azure waters of the Maldives.

But the true highlight of your Emperor Leo experience lies beneath the surface, where the wonders of the underwater world await. With three dedicated dive guides and a separate 20-meter diving dhoni, your diving excursions are expertly curated to uncover the treasures of the Maldives' vibrant reefs and marine life. From exhilarating drift dives to encounters with majestic mantas and whale sharks, each dive promises awe-inspiring moments and unforgettable memories. Whether you're a seasoned diver or a novice explorer, Emperor Leo invites you to embark on a journey of discovery and adventure in the heart of the Indian Ocean.

Double Cabin (Upper Deck)

This cabin is 5 star hotel standard and this executive suite is equipped with an en-suite bathroom, air conditioning and hair dryer. 1 bathroom towel and 1 sunbed towel are provided per guest.

  • Air Conditioning
  • Private bathroom
  • Fresh water shower
  • Hair dryer

Double Cabin (Lower Deck)

There are 5 twin/double cabins onboard and these 2 are located on the lower deck. They are set up as a twin but can be adapted to a double if needed. The cabins are ensuite and are decorated to a high standard with entertainment amenities.

  • Room has a personal TV, attached to the wall opposite the bed.
  • Room has windows to let some natural light into the room.
  • Is an ensuite cabin.

Twin Cabin (Lower Deck)

6 twin cabins available. The cabins are equipped with en-suite bathroom, individually controlled air conditioning and hair dryer. 1 Bathroom towel and 1 sunbed towel per guest. Dive towels are available on the dhoni. Please state room type at time of booking.

  • 2 twin beds
  • Air conditioning
  • En suite bathroom

Twin Cabin (Upper Deck)

There are 3 double rooms that are located on the upper deck. All of which are set up as a twin cabin but can be adapted to a double if needed. The cabins are ensuite and are decorated to a high standard with entertainment amenities.

  • Room has a personal TV, attached to the wall opposite the bed.
  • Room has windows to let some natural light into the room.
  • Is an ensuite cabin.

Route Options

This is the Best of the Maldives - and it delivers exactly that. This is where you dive the best and most famous dive sites of the Maldives in a week of wonderful liveaboard diving across Male and Ari atolls.

Enjoy a dive holiday that gives you all you could wish for from the iconic sites of North Male, South Male and Ari Atoll. Awaiting you are channels, drifts and pinnacles where you have every chance of meeting mantas, whale sharks and mesmerising marine life of so many varieties. We don't follow an exact itinerary; flexibility is the word so that no matter what time of the year you visit, this underwater world is yours (and ours) for the exploring.

Rasdhoo Atoll: Hammerhead Dive, Beautiful Reef with Pelagics
North Ari Atoll: Grey Reef Sharks, Maaya Thila Night Dive, Multiple Manta Cleaning Stations
South Ari Atoll: Whale Sharks, Beautiful Pinnacles
South Male Atoll: Grey Reef Sharks, Eagle Rays, Other Pelagics, Beautiful Macro Wreck.
Vaavu Atoll: Beautiful channels with magical soft corals and pelagic delights. Action packed night dive with Nurse Sharks and others.
North Male Atoll: Beautiful Pinnacles.

Look out for the Indian Ocean's larger residents on this trip around some of the gorgeous atolls of the Maldives.

February and March are the best times to sail to the southerly Maldivian atolls and dive into the shark action in these out-of-the-way southern dive sites between Huvadhoo and Addu (Seenu) Atolls. Spend a week away from the madding crowds and dive Foammulah and Huvadhoo on the lookout for the Indian Ocean's larger residents; tiger sharks, silver tips, grey reef sharks, whale sharks and many, many more.

From Male we take you to Laamu (Kadhdhoo) or Addu (Gan) by domestic flight to join your liveaboard, and then it's off on our adventure. Laamu is an oval shaped southern atoll, which has some of the top dive sites in the world such as Guraidhoo and Gan. In Foammulah you can expect to meet tiger and silver tip sharks. At Huvadhoo, one of the deepest lagoons in the Maldives, the currents are ideal for even more shark sightings including, hopefully, whale sharks and silkies, hammerheads, tiger and grey sharks spotted most of the time. There are swift channel dives with several kandus; Vilingilli, Nilandhoo, Mareehaa and Kondeey. Addu Atoll hosts the WWII wreck, HMS British Loyalty, as well as popular majestic Manta Cleaning stations with more relaxing sites to either start or end the trip with too.

This itinerary suits experienced divers (100+ dives) looking for 'away from it all and different diving' with quite a focus on drift diving.

The Best of the Maldives offers what its name suggests - the best of the atolls and marine life in the Maldives!

This is the Best of the Maldives - and it delivers exactly that. This is where you dive the best and most famous dive sites of the Maldives in a week of wonderful liveaboard diving across Male and Ari atolls.

Enjoy a dive holiday that gives you all you could wish for from the iconic sites of North Male, South Male and Ari Atoll. Awaiting you are channels, drifts and pinnacles where you have every chance of meeting mantas, whale sharks and mesmerising marine life of so many varieties. We don't follow an exact itinerary; flexibility is the word so that no matter what time of the year you visit, this underwater world is yours (and ours) for the exploring.

Embark on an extraordinary 14-night diving odyssey from Male to Addu in the Maldives, offering unparalleled encounters with a plethora of shark species, manta rays, and other magnificent marine life. From December to March, explore the lesser-visited atolls with fewer boats and pristine dive sites, including Fuvahmulah's tiger, silky, silver tip, and thresher sharks, and Huvadhoo's thrilling night encounters with whale sharks, silver tips, and grey reef sharks. Dive into the depths of Addu Atoll to explore the WWII wreck HMS British Loyalty and majestic manta cleaning stations, capping off an unforgettable adventure in the deep south.

Experience the mesmerizing underwater landscapes of Laamu, Thaa, Meemu, and Vaavu Atolls, boasting vibrant channels teeming with pelagic action, breathtaking soft coral overhangs, and exhilarating encounters with hammerheads, eagle rays, and whale sharks. Dive into the heart of the Maldives' pristine waters, where abundant marine life awaits amidst stunning coral formations and dynamic channel dives, ensuring an unforgettable diving experience for adventurous enthusiasts.

Vessel Details

Length 35m
Beam 9.4m
Engines 500 HP Mitsubishi
Water Makers 9500lt/day
Navigation and Communication VHF radio, GPS chart plotter, Telephone, Mobile
Number of Cabins 2 double and 6 twin cabins on the lower deck, 1 executive and 1 double cabin on the upper deck
Safety Oxygen/Medic First Aid Kit
Dive Deck Large fully equipped diving dhoni.
Compressors 2 x Coltri + Nitrox
Dhoni Large diving dhoni, fully equipped with compressors, tanks & oxygen kits
Camera facilities: Charging stations, air gun, rinse tanks & camera table
Mask USD19 per 7 days
Fins USD25 per 7 days
Wetsuits USD57 per 7 days
Regulator USD69 per 7 days
BCD USD69 per 7 days
Dive Computer USD82 per 7 days
Torch USD10 per day
Full equipment incl. SMB + Dive Computer Pre-paid EUR160, on-board EUR183

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Marcelina

Friday, 06 December 2013

Fabulous Fiji by Marcelina Jesus on Sport Diver Magazine

Lured by the promise of world-class reefs and adrenaline-fueled shark encounters Marcelina Jesus ventures to the wild islands of Fiji.

Fabulous Fiji by Marcelina Jesus on Sport Diver Magazine

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Maaya thila

Ari Atoll , Maldives

A Protected Marine Area, this offers one of the best-known dives in the Maldives. There is a remarkable variety of marine life on the thila, including grey reef sharks, white tip sharks, turtles, stonefish, frogfish, zebra morays, batfish and many, many more species. At the edge of the thila, where there is a large coral overhang full of bright orange Tubastrea corals.The top of the rock, at 15m (50ft), is covered in colourful soft corals. The vertical side of the rock drops down to the atoll plate at 40m (130ft). In this channel between the satellite rock and the thila, grey reef sharks often patrol and we have seen guitar shark here on a number of occasions.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Advanced Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 40m

Hukrueli Faru

Ari Atoll , Maldives

Madi means ‘ray’ in Dhivehi. In the northeast season this is a superb manta ray cleaning station. As with many good manta points, the reef slopes down gently from its top at 8m (25ft) to the atoll floor at 30m (100ft). Although there are many cleaning stations along this 1km reef, the area where the mantas are most active is midway along the northern side. This site attacts mantas, which hover like great spaceships in the current. To the east of the basin the reef forms a wall which drops steeply down to the sand floor at 30m (100ft). At a depth of 25m (80ft) there is a large cave running along the reef for 200m (220yd).

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Advanced Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 30m

Broken Rock

Ari Atoll , Maldives

Beside Kudarah Thila this is most probably the most, well known dive site in south-Ari atoll. A 2m wide Canyon splits this small thila in two parts, from the west towards east side, which gives this reef its name. This Canyon is the main attraction, on this wonderful submerged reef, covered in soft corals. On the north side at a depth of around 25-30m are two big coral blocks with overhangs, and beautiful fan corals which (torchlight recommended!) are well worth a visit. The top reef has intact hard coral growth and with some luck, even a leaf fish can be spotted along with a variety of marine life. Depth and strong currents make this thila suitable for experienced divers only - watch your no-decompression limits!

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Advanced Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 35m

Kudarah Thila

Ari Atoll , Maldives

The most famous dive site in south Ari-Atoll and has already, in 1995, become a “Protected Marine Area.” A wonderful small reef, with lot’s of soft corals and an abundant fish life makes all dives an unforgettable experience. There is an arch to dive through on the west side and the two big overhangs on the east side are typical marks on this unique dive site. Thousands of blue stripped snappers cover the reef like a yellow carpet and big blue fin jack fish can be watched while hunting the smaller fusiliers. Also white tip reef sharks can sometimes be seen. Definitely one of the best dive sites in south Ari-Atoll!

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth:

Manta Point

Ari Atoll , Maldives

Regularly an encounter with the giant manta rays is common on this reef, from December until April the big manta rays can be watched during there feeding and cleaning procedure in cleaning stations on the top reef. A close approach is possible, but don’t touch or chase them; otherwise they will disappear in the blue. The reef itself drops on the east side steep down to 25m where the sand bottom starts. The big overhangs at 20m are a good start of the dive before you go shallower and follow the reef edge on the 12m area where the mantas can be seen most of the time. The reef top has nice marine life, moray eels, octopuses, lion fish and a few napoleons make this place, even without manta rays a real adventure.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Advanced Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 25m

Banana Reef

Male Atoll, Maldives

Banana Reef, named after the C-shape of the reef is around 100 meters in length. The reef is in front of the channel where fresh current enriches the reef with plankton it carries attracting also pelagic.The most exciting part of the reef is at the north-eastern side of the reef where big spectacular rocks starting from a depth of 30 meters rising up to 12 meters below the surface. Schools of Banner fish can be seen just at the start of the dive, the dog-toothed tuna and several species of Jackfish can be seen chasing their next pray. As you drift, the reef slopes down and after few minutes you will drift in the biggest overhang in Banana Reef where the top starts at 10m and drops to 20m. This overhang is fully covered with soft coral on its ceiling, huge schools of Blue line snappers is always inside letting you approach them very closely. It is both suitable for beginners and the most experienced divers and is a photographers’ heaven.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Advanced Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 30m

Lankan

Male Atoll, Maldives

This site is towards the southern part of the main reef of the Island Lankan Finolhlu.

The top of the reef is at an average of 12 meters of depth where it slopes down to the bottom to a depth of 25-30 meters. With an ingoing current you could start the dive while keeping the reef to the right hand shoulder. You have the possibilities to see white tip sharks and hawks bill turtles. Towards the south corner the dive site become exciting as there are a lot of red snappers and giant travelly. But this is during the months of May until November that the dive site will offer you its best: a lot of zoo plankton gets carried to the reef due to the reef configuration there is a “cleaning station” where the Manta Rays are often present.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Advanced Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 25m

Gangehi Kandu

Ari Atoll , Maldives

Gangehi Kandu is a channel in the north-west outrim reef of the North Ari Atoll. The boat trip is around 50 minutes. Divers will go down to a depth of 25-30m on the northwest edge of the channel and watch the sharks resting in the sand. Then swim along the reef on the left shoulder direction east and there we find an 80m long crack in the wall at 25-20m. In this crack you see soft corals in different colours, stingrays, groupers, and glassfish. Be careful with your buoyancy if you swim under the overhang and watch the computer for the Nodecolimit! After this crack: sometimes leopard sharks on the sandy bottom. Usually divers can spot white tip sharks, grey reef sharks, and stingrays on the sandy bottom in the middle of the channel. Sometimes there are lying leopard sharks on the sand. On the reef you may find turtles, mantis shrimps, slugs, different groupers, trigger fish, cleaner shrimps and boxer shrimps. There are glassfish, stingrays, moray eels and lobster in the caves.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Advanced Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 30m

Hafza Thila

Ari Atoll , Maldives

Hafza Thila is in the middle of the Atoll, 35 minutes south from Velidhu. Normally there is not a lot of current. You can easily dive around the thila two times during one dive, but take your time. There are nice overhangs on each side, in which you can find stingrays, morays and scorpion fish. Don’t stay too long in the deep area, because the top reef is not very shallow (10 - 12m) and you might run out of time! Save some time for the top reef, there are very nice hard corals!

A huge variety of marine life can be expected here. Batfish, blue striped snapper and barracudas are schooling in the blue. Big sharks, jackfish and trevallys are hunting in the current. Watch out for turtles on the top reef and try to find some scorpion fish and stonefish! You may find octopus, slugs and shrimps in the beautiful hard corals of the top reef.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Advanced Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth:

Maaldhos Thila

Ari Atoll , Maldives

Two hours of boat trip in the southwest of Velidhu is Maalhos Thila, otherwise known as "Blue Caves". This is really one of the best dive sites in the Maldives! Plenty of caves and overhangs in the south part (20-30m) and the soft corals are overgrowing all! It looks like a huge cake with white and pink whip! The ceilings are covered in soft corals in a mixture of colours, mostly white but also blue and violet - the decorated caves make a surreal back drop for underwater photographers. In the south there are a few big blocks 20m apart of the main reef.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Advanced Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth:

Fotteyo

Male Atoll, Maldives

Fotteyo is one of the best dive sites in the Maldives and a photographer’s paradise. Around bend near the entrance to the channel is a special place with many caves and overhangs. These caves have a thick covering of wavering soft corals in all colours. They look like blooming cherry, blossoms in spring time. Most of the cherry caves are found between 25 and 45 metres and there are few arches covered in soft coral, one of which divers can swim through.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Advanced Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 30m

Kuda Giri Wreck

Male Atoll, Maldives

Kuda Giri is a pretty ten year old wreck that requires a short swim to reach it. Here you will have the opportunity to see lots of glassfish in the holds,titan triggerfish, shrimps inside a funnel and lobsters hiding in the wreck. This excellent wreck is situated at about 25 metres from a well established reef with lots of small caves and overhangs.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Advanced Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 31m

Fish Head

Ari Atoll , Maldives

The square-shaped reef is about 80 metres wide and can be circled in one dive if divers wish, providing the current is not too strong. There are ledges and caves at different depths around much of the reef and for the most part, there is a big undercut from about 25 to 30 metres before the reef tapers to the bottom slopes. The north and north west sides have a particular interesting landscape at reasonably shallow depths, making it ideal for the less experienced diver, while at depth, are caves with all the usual features including sea fans and black coral bushes. Divers tend to stay shallower at Fish Head, hovering around the reef edge at about 15 metres as this gives the best all round view of a family of about 20 resident grey reef sharks.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Advanced Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 30m

Miyaru Kandu

Northern Region, Maldives

One of the channel dives that you don’t want to miss. With strong incoming current the list of possible encounters is impressive. Mainly grey reef sharks but also whitetip reef sharks, eagle rays, napoleons and tunas are quite common and with the visibility reaching 120 feet during the northeast monsoon it can be the highlight of the trip.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 18

North Ari

South Male Atoll, Maldives

Diving in North Ari Atoll is not famous for corals, and in fact, many dive spots may seem a little dull in terms of the coral splendor. However, the main attraction of this part of the atoll is the regular encounters with big marine life including reef and hammerhead sharks.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 18

South Male

South Male Atoll, Maldives

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  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 18

Kalhahandi Kandu

Ari Atoll , Maldives

This site has earned the nickname Pannettone from the many Italian divers who believe it resembles the traditional Italian fruitcake. There are some spectacular coral formations here, featuring a variety of soft and hard coral species, which attract a wide selection of fish including angelfish, basslets, butterfly fish, scorpion fish, trigger fish and puffer fish. The corals here are in good condition and weather conditions at Pannettone mean the dive site can be explored year-round.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 18

Thaa Atoll

Ari Atoll , Maldives

Thaa Atoll (also known as Kolhumadulu) is among the least visited dive destinations in the Maldives. This round atoll has a combined landmass close to nine kilometres, with no single island larger than a square kilometre. The mesmerizingly beautiful series of 66 tiny islands that make up the atoll are surrounded by spectacularly clear water with underwater wonders and beauty yet to be discovered. Some dives have strong currents but this brings in the pelagic such as Hammerheads, Whale Sharks and dolphins especially at night. Expect large reefs, coral gardens, steep walls and overhangs plus action packed channels.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 18

Laamu Atoll

Ari Atoll , Maldives

Laamu Atoll (also known as Haddhunmathi Atoll) is an oval shaped southern atoll. It measures 48 km in length and 35 km in width, and has some of the top dive sites in the world such as Guraidhoo and Gan; this Maldives Atoll is situated 32 southeast of Kolhumandulu Atoll and 95 km north of Huvadhoo Atoll. Laamu Atoll boasts numerous pristine dive sites with many different features like caves, steep drop offs, swim-throughs, not to mention the abundance of marine life and beautiful topography. Expect beautiful fish-filled channels with great shark encounters.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 18

Maamigili Beyru

Ari Atoll , Maldives

11km of reef stretches along the south of Ari Atoll, which is home to whalesharks coming up for a feed. Thought to be a 'nursery' for whalesharks, the South of Ari Atoll is a place where you can find juvenile whalesharks all year round.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 18

Guraidhoo Kandu

Male Atoll, Maldives

Grey reef sharks are common visitors at Guriadhoo Kandu when the currents are incoming, along with several pelagic species and eagle rays.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 18

Alimata Jetty

Northern Region, Maldives

This is the perfect site for a night dive. Typically, Nurse Sharks, Black Tips, Marble Rays and Jacks are seen here.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 15

Fuvahmulah Atoll

Male Atoll, Maldives

Fuvahmulah (also known as Fua Mulaku and Poue Molluque) is the second-largest one-island atoll in the southern part of the Maldives. Visitors can get to the island by air or by sea, using the local liveaboard’s itinerary. Pristine diverse nature is represented here by tropical woodlands and wetlands, with rare birds and dense vegetation, freshwater lakes, marshland areas with thick vegetation, white-sand and pebble beaches, the biggest on the Maldives fertile lands of humus, mango, pineapple and orange trees. There are also several shrines, such as the Muslim mosque Gemmiskiy and the Buddhism stupa ruin called the Havitta. The place is also famous for a natural phenomenon known as Bissaaveli, where part of the beach sand moves away from the shore towards the edge of the reef, creating a lagoon, enclosed by sand and the shore of the island. Fuvahmulah became open to foreigners not long ago. That means it offers opportunities to dive at the barely touched reefs and stay in quite new hotels (developed starting in 2013). The most popular dive sites include Raazwa Faru (Fuvahmulah South), Thoondu (Fuvahmulah North), Rasgefannu, and the best spot for both diving and snorkeling, Neregando Fannu.

Divers can dive at Fuvahmulah throughout the year, with an average water temperature of about 26-29C/79-84F. During the hot and dry period from December to May, the water temperature falls to 24C/75F in some places. Short, heavy rains may occur from June to July.

Thresher sharks, tiger sharks, manta rays, eagle rays, turtles, dolphins, and many other smaller fish can be seen here.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Advanced Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 40m

Huvadhoo Atoll

Southern Region, Maldives

The Huvadhoo Atoll is located in the far south of the Maldives just above the equator. It’s the region’s second largest atoll and is divided into two separate administrative regions – the northern Gaafu Alifu and the southern Gaafu Dhaalu.

Huvadhoo provides an escape from the developed north, and its diving is less chartered. You’ll need to use local knowledge to explore the atoll’s 1,864 square miles (3000 km²) of ocean. Due to its distance from the country’s capital, the locals speak a different form of the Dhivehi language called Huvadu Bas. After a day spent diving, you can admire the red-hued sunset from the beach.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Advanced Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 30m

Kandooma Thila

Male Atoll, Maldives

Located north of Kandooma Island, this beautiful pinnacle lies at the bottom of a channel, with its top reef at 12m descending to around 40 meters deep on all sides. The eastern and northern sides are the most interesting with many overhangs and colourful soft corals. The many species you can spot there include big schools of fish, eagle rays, whitetip sharks, green turtles and grey reef sharks. During incoming currents, this fauna is mostly found on the plateau between the thila and the ocean. During outgoing currents, most sharks will be found around their cleaning station.

During outgoing currents, it is recommended for divers to place themselves at the Jack Corner, which is located in front of the thila at a wide overhang. The grey reef sharks’ cleaning station is marked by a distant block in the last part of the dive. Divers can end their exploration around the top reef where eagle rays and green turtles can be spotted. This dive site is accessible throughout the year but conditions can be very difficult. During outgoing currents, divers tend to be pulled to the bottom. They should not explore the cleaning station without at least 80 bars in the tank and being closed to the non-decompression limit.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 30m

Hammerhead Point

Southern Region, Maldives

Hammerhead Point - Popular dive site for Maldives liveaboards. Its proximity to deep waters lends the location the best chances of getting close to these magnificent creatures. Often considered to be the highlight of many Maldives liveaboard trips.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 30m

Cocoa Corner (Cocoa Thila)

Male Atoll, Maldives

Cocoa Corner is a dive site that can be explored in several different ways and with the right current and conditions, it's is the best shark show around Male Atoll. Many dive guides consider crossing from Cocoa Corner to Kandooma Thila. With the right current, divers begin the dive from Cocoa Corner and while maintaining a depth of 25 to 29 metres, they swim across the current while parallel to the edge at 40 metres. This gives a natural reference that divers are maintaining the correct position while crossing to the Thila and divers are not taken too far inside the channel. The Thila lies in the middle of the channel about 15 metres from the channel edge. Here, divers will see heaps of Grey Reef Sharks from big mother sharks to newborn babies patrolling the edge of the channel together. Eagle Rays and schooling Jack Fish are also common at the beginning of the Thila. By the time divers reach the Thila, their bottom time should be running out and the best thing to do is to swim to the top of the Thila and continue diving in shallower waters. A safety balloon is a must at Cocoa Corner and divers should be prepared to make an open water safety stop.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 30m

Kuda Haa

Male Atoll, Maldives

Kuda Haa is a dramatic pinnacle, or thila, dive, which is widely considered one of the highlights of diving in the Maldives. Diving at Kuda Haa is at its best when the currents are not strong, when it is easy to navigate between the two parts of the pinnacle. Marine life to be expected at Kuda Haa is diverse and plentiful, including many macro species, including nudibranchs, flatworms, leaf fish and frogfish.

  • Dive Type: Boat Dive
  • Diver Level: Open Water Diver
  • Max Depth: 30m
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14 Jun 2025
21 Jun 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1367
14 Jun 2025
21 Jun 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £1473
21 Jun 2025
28 Jun 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £1473
21 Jun 2025
28 Jun 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1367
28 Jun 2025
5 Jul 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1367
28 Jun 2025
5 Jul 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £1473
5 Jul 2025
12 Jul 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £1473
5 Jul 2025
12 Jul 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1367
12 Jul 2025
19 Jul 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1367
12 Jul 2025
19 Jul 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £1473
19 Jul 2025
26 Jul 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Double Cabin (Lower Deck) £1367
19 Jul 2025
26 Jul 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1367
4 Oct 2025
11 Oct 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
4 Oct 2025
11 Oct 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
11 Oct 2025
18 Oct 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
11 Oct 2025
18 Oct 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
18 Oct 2025
25 Oct 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
18 Oct 2025
25 Oct 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
25 Oct 2025
1 Nov 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
1 Nov 2025
8 Nov 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2079
1 Nov 2025
8 Nov 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2229
8 Nov 2025
15 Nov 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2229
8 Nov 2025
15 Nov 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2079
22 Nov 2025
29 Nov 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2079
22 Nov 2025
29 Nov 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2229
29 Nov 2025
6 Dec 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2229
6 Dec 2025
13 Dec 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2229
6 Dec 2025
13 Dec 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2079
13 Dec 2025
20 Dec 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2079
13 Dec 2025
20 Dec 2025
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2229
27 Dec 2025
3 Jan 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
27 Dec 2025
3 Jan 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
3 Jan 2026
10 Jan 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
3 Jan 2026
10 Jan 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
10 Jan 2026
17 Jan 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
10 Jan 2026
17 Jan 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
17 Jan 2026
24 Jan 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
17 Jan 2026
24 Jan 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
24 Jan 2026
7 Feb 2026
14 Nights Southern Shark Adventure Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £3769
24 Jan 2026
7 Feb 2026
14 Nights Southern Shark Adventure Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £4024
7 Feb 2026
14 Feb 2026
7 Nights Deep South and Southern Sharks Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2429
14 Feb 2026
21 Feb 2026
7 Nights Deep South and Southern Sharks Double Cabin (Lower Deck) £2279
21 Feb 2026
7 Mar 2026
14 Nights Southern Shark Adventure Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £3907
21 Feb 2026
7 Mar 2026
14 Nights Southern Shark Adventure Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £4161
7 Mar 2026
14 Mar 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
7 Mar 2026
14 Mar 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
14 Mar 2026
21 Mar 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
14 Mar 2026
21 Mar 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
21 Mar 2026
28 Mar 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
21 Mar 2026
28 Mar 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
28 Mar 2026
4 Apr 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
4 Apr 2026
11 Apr 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
4 Apr 2026
11 Apr 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
11 Apr 2026
18 Apr 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
11 Apr 2026
18 Apr 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
18 Apr 2026
25 Apr 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
18 Apr 2026
25 Apr 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
25 Apr 2026
2 May 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
25 Apr 2026
2 May 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
2 May 2026
9 May 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
2 May 2026
9 May 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
9 May 2026
16 May 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
9 May 2026
16 May 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
16 May 2026
23 May 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
16 May 2026
23 May 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
23 May 2026
30 May 2026
7 Nights Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
23 May 2026
30 May 2026
7 Nights Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
30 May 2026
6 Jun 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
30 May 2026
6 Jun 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
6 Jun 2026
13 Jun 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
6 Jun 2026
13 Jun 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
13 Jun 2026
20 Jun 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
13 Jun 2026
20 Jun 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
20 Jun 2026
27 Jun 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
20 Jun 2026
27 Jun 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
27 Jun 2026
4 Jul 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
27 Jun 2026
4 Jul 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
4 Jul 2026
11 Jul 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
4 Jul 2026
11 Jul 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
11 Jul 2026
18 Jul 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
11 Jul 2026
18 Jul 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
12 Sep 2026
19 Sep 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
12 Sep 2026
19 Sep 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
19 Sep 2026
26 Sep 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
19 Sep 2026
26 Sep 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
26 Sep 2026
3 Oct 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
26 Sep 2026
3 Oct 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
3 Oct 2026
10 Oct 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
3 Oct 2026
10 Oct 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
10 Oct 2026
17 Oct 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
10 Oct 2026
17 Oct 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
17 Oct 2026
24 Oct 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
17 Oct 2026
24 Oct 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
24 Oct 2026
31 Oct 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
24 Oct 2026
31 Oct 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
31 Oct 2026
7 Nov 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
31 Oct 2026
7 Nov 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
14 Nov 2026
21 Nov 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2079
14 Nov 2026
21 Nov 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2229
21 Nov 2026
28 Nov 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2079
21 Nov 2026
28 Nov 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2229
28 Nov 2026
5 Dec 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2229
28 Nov 2026
5 Dec 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2079
5 Dec 2026
12 Dec 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2079
5 Dec 2026
12 Dec 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2229
12 Dec 2026
19 Dec 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2229
12 Dec 2026
19 Dec 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2079
19 Dec 2026
26 Dec 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
19 Dec 2026
26 Dec 2026
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
26 Dec 2026
2 Jan 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
26 Dec 2026
2 Jan 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
2 Jan 2027
9 Jan 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
2 Jan 2027
9 Jan 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
9 Jan 2027
16 Jan 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
9 Jan 2027
16 Jan 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
16 Jan 2027
23 Jan 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
16 Jan 2027
23 Jan 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
23 Jan 2027
30 Jan 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
23 Jan 2027
30 Jan 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
30 Jan 2027
6 Feb 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
30 Jan 2027
6 Feb 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
6 Feb 2027
13 Feb 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
6 Feb 2027
13 Feb 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
13 Feb 2027
20 Feb 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
13 Feb 2027
20 Feb 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
20 Feb 2027
27 Feb 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
20 Feb 2027
27 Feb 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
27 Feb 2027
6 Mar 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
27 Feb 2027
6 Mar 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
6 Mar 2027
13 Mar 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
6 Mar 2027
13 Mar 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
13 Mar 2027
20 Mar 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
13 Mar 2027
20 Mar 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
20 Mar 2027
27 Mar 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
20 Mar 2027
27 Mar 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
27 Mar 2027
3 Apr 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
27 Mar 2027
3 Apr 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
3 Apr 2027
10 Apr 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
3 Apr 2027
10 Apr 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
10 Apr 2027
17 Apr 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
10 Apr 2027
17 Apr 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
17 Apr 2027
24 Apr 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
17 Apr 2027
24 Apr 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
24 Apr 2027
1 May 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £2162
24 Apr 2027
1 May 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2312
1 May 2027
8 May 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
1 May 2027
8 May 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
8 May 2027
15 May 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
8 May 2027
15 May 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
15 May 2027
22 May 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
15 May 2027
22 May 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
22 May 2027
29 May 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
22 May 2027
29 May 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
29 May 2027
5 Jun 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
29 May 2027
5 Jun 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
5 Jun 2027
12 Jun 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
5 Jun 2027
12 Jun 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
12 Jun 2027
19 Jun 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
12 Jun 2027
19 Jun 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
19 Jun 2027
26 Jun 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
19 Jun 2027
26 Jun 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
26 Jun 2027
3 Jul 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
26 Jun 2027
3 Jul 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
3 Jul 2027
10 Jul 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
3 Jul 2027
10 Jul 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
10 Jul 2027
17 Jul 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
10 Jul 2027
17 Jul 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
11 Sep 2027
18 Sep 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
11 Sep 2027
18 Sep 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
18 Sep 2027
25 Sep 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
18 Sep 2027
25 Sep 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
25 Sep 2027
2 Oct 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104
25 Sep 2027
2 Oct 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
2 Oct 2027
9 Oct 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Lower Deck) £1953
2 Oct 2027
9 Oct 2027
7 Nights The Best of the Maldives Twin Cabin (Upper Deck) £2104