Maldives liveaboard in April 2025 – Special

Maldives Liveaboard 18-27 April 2025.
Book by 31 October and you get a SEK 1000 discount.

Special diving trip to the Maldives with Liveaboard in April 2025. Experience a wonderful liveaboard and experience the tropical marine life with everything from shoals of fish to beasts like the majestic whale shark and also manta rays, various sharks, eagle rays and swordfish. Add sun, sea and paradisiacal beaches and you have our destination, the Maldives. Stay comfortably aboard a liveaboard and be pampered with delicious food, spectacular diving and excellent service. A wonderful trip and a real adventure in these amazing waters.

Your accommodation – is on board a big lovely liveaboard with lovely service for its guests. On board you have good standards and airy open spaces and cabins. All cabins have their own shower and toilet, TV and AC. The food on board is eaten in the lounge and is very tasty and served buffet style. Fresh fish, vegetables, fruit, pasta and rice are almost always on the table, but sometimes other dishes are also available. Don't miss lazy hours on the sun deck that provide pleasant relaxation between dives.

Diving - During the "Best of the Maldives" safari, you stay on an exclusive liveaboard for a week and dive at some of the most well-known and best dive sites around Male and Ari Atolls. The safari does not follow a specific route. Because you want the flexibility to be able to change depending on the weather and season. They try their best to get a good mix of large fish such as manta rays and whale sharks mixed with diving on beautiful reefs filled with shoals of small fish, moray eels and macro life.

Manta rays are common in the Maldives and thanks to the many places where they come to be groomed such as Manta Point, Dhonkalo and Madivaru, there is a great chance to get really close to these large and amazing animals. Come along to the Maldives and experience a liveaboard in April 2025, jump start the summer with sun, heat and wonderful diving in tropical waters.

Experience liveaboard in the Maldives

Many divers consider the Maldives to be one of the best dive sites on our planet and it is certainly one of the most popular destinations for divers. With its clear sapphire blue waters, the sparkling emerald green islands scattered in atolls and the amazing and rich marine life, it's easy to understand. The Maldives consists of a series of atolls and islands that barely reach above sea level. From these small islands, you can experience, all year round, shining sun, white sandy beaches and fascinating tropical diving.

Here the focus is on enjoying varied diving with everything from fast current dives or lying still by a reef and being captivated by large manta rays when they come in to wash. Whale sharks are not uncommon and gray reef sharks can be seen all year round. Some places are particularly good for sharks and there are many different species to discover. Not to mention the large shoals of colorful beautiful fish swimming along breathtaking coral walls. Diving in the Maldives will not disappoint.

A week on board a liveaboard in the Maldives means that you live on board a big, beautiful boat where you eat good food, are well taken care of by crew and guides, do exciting dives and last but not least, you are part of an unforgettable adventure. On a liveaboard you get very close to beautiful dive sites in a comfortable way and meet fish fish and hopefully whale sharks and manta rays up close.

Itinerary day by day

Day 1
Departure from Scandinavia for flight to Malé

Day 2
Arrival in Malé and transfer and check-in on the boat, departure late afternoon/evening or early next morning

Day 3-9
Liveaboard with full board and up to 17 dives including tank, weights, guide and dive dhoni.

Day 9
Check-out from the boat and transfer to the airport for flight home

Please note!
Our program is only a preliminary plan that is influenced based on the external conditions that the weather gods reward us with. This means that we may have to move activities and dive sites to other days and also replace planned activities with alternatives if necessary. We ask you to be flexible.