About This Itinerary
Even by Maldives standards, the Far South liveaboard itinerary is something special. Cruising across the three southernmost atolls of the Maldives, you will dive on both sides of the Equator. Huvadhoo Atoll is the largest atoll in the Maldives and boasts beautiful coral reefs, exhilarating walls and channels, and vibrant marine life. Fuvahmulah Atoll is a UNSESCO designated biosphere reserve comprising just one island, and is renowned for silver-tip and tiger shark encounters.
View full itinerary →Trip Highlights
Walls and channels
Strong currents
Shark encounters
Abundant marine life
Manta Rays
What's Included
Included in your trip
- ✓ Return shared transfers between the local airport and the liveaboard on embarkation and disembarkation days
- ✓ Full board accommodation (based on shared occupancy)
- ✓ Tea, instant coffee, soft drinks and drinking water
- ✓ Up to 3 dives daily
- ✓ 11 litre cylinder with air fills
- ✓ Weights, weight belt and SMB
Obligatory surcharges
- ⓘ Maldives Green Tax
- ⓘ Maldives Service Charge
- ⓘ Goods & Services Tax
Not included
- ✗ Flights
- ✗ Additional or private transfers
- ✗ Tiger Harbour (Fuvahmulah) fees
- ✗ Equipment rental
- ✗ Nitrox
- ✗ On board merchandise
- ✗ Alcoholic drinks
- ✗ Crew and dive guide gratuities
Your Vessel
Maldives Master
Maldives Master welcomes 26 divers on board with spacious modern comfort, providing the best Maldivian diving experience.
Guests
26 max
Cabins
11 (twin/double)
Length
42m
Nitrox
Available
Camera room
Yes
Crew
18
What Divers Say
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"Outstanding trip. Knowledgeable and enjoyable crew and staff. Everyone was welcoming and such a joy to spend the time with."
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"This was a great trip. You have amazing team! All smiling, nice, gentle, helpfull. All was perfect. Thank you!"
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"Best live aboard experience I have had. Exceptional. Cant wait to book with you again. Very attentive and supportive crew. Went out of their way to be helpful."
Common Questions
What certification do I need? ▼
The majority of dive sites are beyond Open Water certification depth limits. Advanced Open Water (or equivalent, certified to 30 metres) is the recommended minimum. For central atolls itineraries we require a minimum of 30 logged dives with experience in currents. For itineraries covering southern or northern atolls, Advanced Open Water with a minimum of 50 logged dives is mandatory. Negative entries and drift dives are to be expected on all itineraries.
Are there marine park or visitor fees? ▼
Yes, on certain itineraries. On Baa Atoll itineraries that visit Hanifaru Bay, a 30 USD per person entrance fee applies, payable on board in USD cash. On Fuvamulah Atoll itineraries that include Tiger Harbour, a 30 USD per person per dive charge applies, also payable on board in USD cash. USD notes must be in good condition and no older than 2006.
Is there a rainy season? ▼
The Maldives have a tropical climate with two monsoonal seasons: Dry from November to April and Wet from May to October. Daytime temperatures average 30-31C all year. Diving is good year-round, although rain can occur in any month.
What about non-divers? ▼
Opportunities for snorkellers and non-divers on our Maldives itineraries are extremely limited. Most dive sites are deep outer reefs around channels with strong currents and surge, making them hazardous for snorkelling or swimming. All diving is run from the dhoni, which stays at the dive site, so snorkellers cannot be taken elsewhere. Snorkelling or swimming is generally only possible in the afternoon when the liveaboard has moored up for the night inside an atoll.
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