WONDERS OF THE DEEP SOUTH

Huvadhoo is one of the largest atolls in the world and the one with the most local islands. It will offer amazing pelagic encounters, channels full of sharks, and whale sharks who visit the boat at night. The amazing Fish factory with pristine coral gardens and dozens of turtles. Eagle rays are common sights after a few days of exploring the atoll. Overnight we will head south and on the way to our next destination, we will cross the equator.

Early in the morning we arrive at Fuvahmulah surrounded by beautiful walls that drop down steeply into the depths of the Indian ocean. Fuvamulah offers stunning blue water dives while passing by the southern plateau. There are chances to meet, big pelagics, hammerhead and tiger sharks, thresher sharks, silvertips, whale sharks and even oceanic mantas can be sighted. The famous Tiger zoo offers close encounters with these incredible creatures. There are also drift dives along the beautiful walls covered in corals. 

We will finish the trip in Addu Atoll. This is the southwest part of our itinerary. Here we have stunning coral, Manta point. Here you will also have the opportunity to dive the British loyalty, the biggest shipwreck in Maldives

Fuvahmulah

This area is the closest to the equator out of all of the atolls in the Maldives. This isolated Atoll is home to a variety of sharks. Best known for the sightings of tiger sharks.

Addu Atoll

This is the Maldives most southerly atoll and is home to a wide variety of topography. From lush coral gardens to WWII wrecks this atoll has something for everyone. There are relaxed sheltered lagoons and bustling pinnacles and also exciting drift dives through channels.