Dive Tours in Maldives South Central,
A lovely mix of diving in the southern and central parts to bring out the best diving in the Maldives. We call these diving trips in the Maldives south central. Your diving trip includes diving on wrecks, diving with sharks both during the day and at night. Beautiful current dives that lead you past beautiful reefs filled with marine life.
South Male Atoll: Macro and wreck diving
Vaavu Atoll: Lovely night dives and stingrays
Thaa Atoll: Focus on diving with sharks
Laamu Atoll: Dive with hammerhead sharks, reef sharks, whale sharks, manta rays,
please note: For this safari we recommend that you and all divers have an Advanced open water or similar certificate. You must also have at least 100 logged dives to be able to participate and fully enjoy the entire trip. Live aboard and diving trips in the Maldives do not run this tour very often unfortunately. Contact us then we check when they go and where there is a liveaboard with seats.
What is included in a liveaboard package?
- Flight
- Transfers airport - boat t/r
- Part in double cabin with private bathroom
- All meals, snacks, drinks (no alcohol)
- Diving with 3-4 dives per day and guide
- 12L bottle, weights and weight belt
- All marine park fees and taxes
Highlights
The "South Central" safari includes very exciting diving where you travel through the central and southern atolls of the country. The route provides incredible variety and offers diving in the Maldives of a very high class.
This diving safari begins in South Malé Atoll with fine macro diving, Kuda Giri Wreck and the most challenging dive site in the area, Kandooma Thila, which always offers exciting diving. Here there is often a current but also often very large fish.
Then Vaavu atoll follows and a night dive at fantastic Alimatha is of course an obvious stop. A very popular dive site for night dives. The spectacle of nurse sharks and stingrays is something you won't soon forget. Meemu atoll offers beautiful wall dives, lots of fish and a really nice dive with manta rays. The route then continues south with a focus on hair also in Thaa atoll where hammerheads and whale sharks are frequent.
The trip ends in Laamu atoll, an atoll that offers exciting current dives in channels with very good conditions for seeing pelagic fish. For example, hammerhead sharks, reef sharks, whale sharks, manta rays and eagle rays. The "South Central" route is filled with excitement and a lot of challenging diving. As a diver, you should be used to and appreciate diving in strong currents.
