Blue Voyager - Maldives Far South - Feb 20-Mar 2, 2025

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Blue Voyager Liveaboard
Maldives Far South Itinerary
February 20 - March 2, 2025 - 10 Nights

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Even by Maldives standards, this itinerary is something special. Diving around Huvhadoo, Fuvahmulah and Addu, the three southernmost atolls of the Maldives, you will dive on both sides of the Equator. Beautiful hard and soft coral reefs and vibrant marine life are waiting on almost every dive. Addu has arguably the best manta point in the Maldives as well as the largest shipwreck - the 140 metre WWII fuel tanker, British Loyalty. Then there's Fuvahmulah, where sightings of silver tips and tiger sharks are common. The currents can be strong on this itinerary, but the rewards are worth it! Typically 3 dives per day.

Included: Return shared transfers between the local airport and the liveaboard on embarkation and disembarkation days; Full board accommodation shared occupancy; Tea, coffee and drinking water; Up to 3 dives daily.

Excludes: Tiger Harbor fees; Maldives Green Fee; 16% GST; nitrox; alcoholic beverages.

Join our group for a special deal on this trip. Normally $3810 USD ppdo, now $3239 USD
Trip embarks and disembarks Kooddoo.
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Huvadhoo​

Huvadhoo Atoll, the world’s second-largest atoll, features a circular expanse with a deep central lagoon enclosed by reefs and coral islets. Its 40 reef segments create a diverse diving environment, teeming with marine life and vibrant corals, offering exceptional manta ray encounters and exciting drift dives.

Fuvahmulah Atoll​

Situated within the Equatorial Channel between Huvadhoo and Addu, Fuvahmulah Atoll stands as a unique diving destination and is best known for frequent sightings of tiger sharks and silvertips, setting it apart from other dive sites in the Maldives.

Addu Atoll​

Addu Atoll, known for year-round manta ray sightings, is also home to various sharks, turtles, and abundant marine life. Divers can explore the renowned WWII tanker, The British Loyalty, the Maldives’ largest shipwreck, for an enthralling diving experience.