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Route Description - Best of Central South Maldives: Ari - Vaavu - Faafu - Meemu- Male Atolls

Discover the best of the Central South Maldives on this spectacular liveaboard journey, departing and returning to Malé. Cruise through Ari, Vaavu, Faavu and Meemu Atolls, diving vibrant coral reefs, thrilling channels and iconic sites rich in marine life. Expect encounters with whale sharks and manta rays in Ari, nurse sharks on Vaavu night dives, pristine drift dives in remote Faavu, dramatic channels in Meemu alive with grey reef sharks, and colourful reefs and wrecks in Malé — a perfect blend of big fish action and classic Maldivian diving.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and itinerary, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free for relaxation, socialising, and adjusting dive computers with support from the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day
Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), conducted from the dhoni, including one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). The Maldives offers exceptional underwater experiences, from vibrant coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays and diverse reef life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident in performing independent ascents in buddy pairs using surface marker buoys when required.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 am on the day before disembarkation.

Afterwards, equipment may be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering takes place at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day
Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to preparations for the next voyage.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Best of Maldives

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Maldives, exploring the vibrant atolls of Ari, Vaavu, and Malé. This round-trip itinerary from Malé offers world-class diving amid thriving coral reefs, abundant marine life, and some of the Indian Ocean’s most iconic underwater sites.

Highlights of the Route
Ari Atoll – Known for frequent sightings of whale sharks and manta rays, Ari also boasts dramatic pinnacles brimming with marine life.

Vaavu Atoll – Offers exhilarating drift dives through deep channels (Kandus) and unforgettable night dives with nurse sharks.

Malé Atoll – Combines colorful coral reefs with fascinating wreck dives, offering variety and adventure.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at Malé International Airport at 12:00 PM by the AMBA crew. For those arriving later, scheduled pickups are arranged. Onboard, a refreshing welcome drink and cool towel set the tone for the journey ahead. Following a brief orientation of the vessel, guests settle into their cabins and unwind.

From 2:00 to 4:00 PM, dive certifications and insurance documents are verified, and guests assemble their gear on the dive tender (Dhoni) with guidance from the dive team. Dinner is served around 6:00 PM, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is spent at leisure, offering a chance to relax or socialize with fellow divers.

Diving Days
Each day features two to three dives, with three dives typically scheduled unless longer crossings are required. Dive briefings are conducted in English, German, and Spanish. One night dive is offered during the trip.

Guests explore a variety of dive environments, from coral gardens to thrilling encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, and more. All dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, with experienced guides accompanying the group to showcase the highlights of each site. Divers are expected to be proficient in independent ascents and the use of surface marker buoys when needed.

Final Dive & Farewell
The last dive of the trip takes place at 8:00 AM on the day before disembarkation. Afterwards, guests rinse and dry their equipment in preparation for packing. In the afternoon, there’s an opportunity to explore the capital city of Malé. The farewell gathering is held in the evening, followed by a final dinner shared onboard.

Route Description - Best of Central South Maldives: Ari - Vaavu - Faafu - Meemu- Male Atolls

Discover the best of the Central South Maldives on this spectacular liveaboard journey, departing and returning to Malé. Cruise through Ari, Vaavu, Faavu and Meemu Atolls, diving vibrant coral reefs, thrilling channels and iconic sites rich in marine life. Expect encounters with whale sharks and manta rays in Ari, nurse sharks on Vaavu night dives, pristine drift dives in remote Faavu, dramatic channels in Meemu alive with grey reef sharks, and colourful reefs and wrecks in Malé — a perfect blend of big fish action and classic Maldivian diving.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and itinerary, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free for relaxation, socialising, and adjusting dive computers with support from the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day
Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), conducted from the dhoni, including one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). The Maldives offers exceptional underwater experiences, from vibrant coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays and diverse reef life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident in performing independent ascents in buddy pairs using surface marker buoys when required.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 am on the day before disembarkation.

Afterwards, equipment may be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering takes place at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day
Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to preparations for the next voyage.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Best of Central South Maldives: Ari - Vaavu - Faafu - Meemu- Male Atolls

Discover the best of the Central South Maldives on this spectacular liveaboard journey, departing and returning to Malé. Cruise through Ari, Vaavu, Faavu and Meemu Atolls, diving vibrant coral reefs, thrilling channels and iconic sites rich in marine life. Expect encounters with whale sharks and manta rays in Ari, nurse sharks on Vaavu night dives, pristine drift dives in remote Faavu, dramatic channels in Meemu alive with grey reef sharks, and colourful reefs and wrecks in Malé — a perfect blend of big fish action and classic Maldivian diving.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and itinerary, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free for relaxation, socialising, and adjusting dive computers with support from the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day
Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), conducted from the dhoni, including one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). The Maldives offers exceptional underwater experiences, from vibrant coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays and diverse reef life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident in performing independent ascents in buddy pairs using surface marker buoys when required.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 am on the day before disembarkation.

Afterwards, equipment may be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering takes place at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day
Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to preparations for the next voyage.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Best of Central South Maldives: Ari - Vaavu - Faafu - Meemu- Male Atolls

Discover the best of the Central South Maldives on this spectacular liveaboard journey, departing and returning to Malé. Cruise through Ari, Vaavu, Faavu and Meemu Atolls, diving vibrant coral reefs, thrilling channels and iconic sites rich in marine life. Expect encounters with whale sharks and manta rays in Ari, nurse sharks on Vaavu night dives, pristine drift dives in remote Faavu, dramatic channels in Meemu alive with grey reef sharks, and colourful reefs and wrecks in Malé — a perfect blend of big fish action and classic Maldivian diving.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and itinerary, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free for relaxation, socialising, and adjusting dive computers with support from the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day
Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), conducted from the dhoni, including one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). The Maldives offers exceptional underwater experiences, from vibrant coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays and diverse reef life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident in performing independent ascents in buddy pairs using surface marker buoys when required.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 am on the day before disembarkation.

Afterwards, equipment may be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering takes place at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day
Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to preparations for the next voyage.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Best of Central South Maldives: Ari - Vaavu - Faafu - Meemu- Male Atolls

Discover the best of the Central South Maldives on this spectacular liveaboard journey, departing and returning to Malé. Cruise through Ari, Vaavu, Faavu and Meemu Atolls, diving vibrant coral reefs, thrilling channels and iconic sites rich in marine life. Expect encounters with whale sharks and manta rays in Ari, nurse sharks on Vaavu night dives, pristine drift dives in remote Faavu, dramatic channels in Meemu alive with grey reef sharks, and colourful reefs and wrecks in Malé — a perfect blend of big fish action and classic Maldivian diving.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and itinerary, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free for relaxation, socialising, and adjusting dive computers with support from the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day
Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), conducted from the dhoni, including one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). The Maldives offers exceptional underwater experiences, from vibrant coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays and diverse reef life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident in performing independent ascents in buddy pairs using surface marker buoys when required.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 am on the day before disembarkation.

Afterwards, equipment may be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering takes place at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day
Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to preparations for the next voyage.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Best of Maldives

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Maldives, exploring the vibrant atolls of Ari, Vaavu, and Malé. This round-trip itinerary from Malé offers world-class diving amid thriving coral reefs, abundant marine life, and some of the Indian Ocean’s most iconic underwater sites.

Highlights of the Route
Ari Atoll – Known for frequent sightings of whale sharks and manta rays, Ari also boasts dramatic pinnacles brimming with marine life.

Vaavu Atoll – Offers exhilarating drift dives through deep channels (Kandus) and unforgettable night dives with nurse sharks.

Malé Atoll – Combines colorful coral reefs with fascinating wreck dives, offering variety and adventure.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at Malé International Airport at 12:00 PM by the AMBA crew. For those arriving later, scheduled pickups are arranged. Onboard, a refreshing welcome drink and cool towel set the tone for the journey ahead. Following a brief orientation of the vessel, guests settle into their cabins and unwind.

From 2:00 to 4:00 PM, dive certifications and insurance documents are verified, and guests assemble their gear on the dive tender (Dhoni) with guidance from the dive team. Dinner is served around 6:00 PM, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is spent at leisure, offering a chance to relax or socialize with fellow divers.

Diving Days
Each day features two to three dives, with three dives typically scheduled unless longer crossings are required. Dive briefings are conducted in English, German, and Spanish. One night dive is offered during the trip.

Guests explore a variety of dive environments, from coral gardens to thrilling encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, and more. All dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, with experienced guides accompanying the group to showcase the highlights of each site. Divers are expected to be proficient in independent ascents and the use of surface marker buoys when needed.

Final Dive & Farewell
The last dive of the trip takes place at 8:00 AM on the day before disembarkation. Afterwards, guests rinse and dry their equipment in preparation for packing. In the afternoon, there’s an opportunity to explore the capital city of Malé. The farewell gathering is held in the evening, followed by a final dinner shared onboard.

Route Description - Best of Central South Maldives: Ari - Vaavu - Faafu - Meemu- Male Atolls

Discover the best of the Central South Maldives on this spectacular liveaboard journey, departing and returning to Malé. Cruise through Ari, Vaavu, Faavu and Meemu Atolls, diving vibrant coral reefs, thrilling channels and iconic sites rich in marine life. Expect encounters with whale sharks and manta rays in Ari, nurse sharks on Vaavu night dives, pristine drift dives in remote Faavu, dramatic channels in Meemu alive with grey reef sharks, and colourful reefs and wrecks in Malé — a perfect blend of big fish action and classic Maldivian diving.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and itinerary, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free for relaxation, socialising, and adjusting dive computers with support from the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day
Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), conducted from the dhoni, including one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). The Maldives offers exceptional underwater experiences, from vibrant coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays and diverse reef life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident in performing independent ascents in buddy pairs using surface marker buoys when required.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 am on the day before disembarkation.

Afterwards, equipment may be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering takes place at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day
Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to preparations for the next voyage.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Best of Maldives

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Maldives, exploring the vibrant atolls of Ari, Vaavu, and Malé. This round-trip itinerary from Malé offers world-class diving amid thriving coral reefs, abundant marine life, and some of the Indian Ocean’s most iconic underwater sites.

Highlights of the Route
Ari Atoll – Known for frequent sightings of whale sharks and manta rays, Ari also boasts dramatic pinnacles brimming with marine life.

Vaavu Atoll – Offers exhilarating drift dives through deep channels (Kandus) and unforgettable night dives with nurse sharks.

Malé Atoll – Combines colorful coral reefs with fascinating wreck dives, offering variety and adventure.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at Malé International Airport at 12:00 PM by the AMBA crew. For those arriving later, scheduled pickups are arranged. Onboard, a refreshing welcome drink and cool towel set the tone for the journey ahead. Following a brief orientation of the vessel, guests settle into their cabins and unwind.

From 2:00 to 4:00 PM, dive certifications and insurance documents are verified, and guests assemble their gear on the dive tender (Dhoni) with guidance from the dive team. Dinner is served around 6:00 PM, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is spent at leisure, offering a chance to relax or socialize with fellow divers.

Diving Days
Each day features two to three dives, with three dives typically scheduled unless longer crossings are required. Dive briefings are conducted in English, German, and Spanish. One night dive is offered during the trip.

Guests explore a variety of dive environments, from coral gardens to thrilling encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, and more. All dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, with experienced guides accompanying the group to showcase the highlights of each site. Divers are expected to be proficient in independent ascents and the use of surface marker buoys when needed.

Final Dive & Farewell
The last dive of the trip takes place at 8:00 AM on the day before disembarkation. Afterwards, guests rinse and dry their equipment in preparation for packing. In the afternoon, there’s an opportunity to explore the capital city of Malé. The farewell gathering is held in the evening, followed by a final dinner shared onboard.

Route Description - Best of Central South Maldives: Ari - Vaavu - Faafu - Meemu- Male Atolls

Discover the best of the Central South Maldives on this spectacular liveaboard journey, departing and returning to Malé. Cruise through Ari, Vaavu, Faavu and Meemu Atolls, diving vibrant coral reefs, thrilling channels and iconic sites rich in marine life. Expect encounters with whale sharks and manta rays in Ari, nurse sharks on Vaavu night dives, pristine drift dives in remote Faavu, dramatic channels in Meemu alive with grey reef sharks, and colourful reefs and wrecks in Malé — a perfect blend of big fish action and classic Maldivian diving.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and itinerary, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free for relaxation, socialising, and adjusting dive computers with support from the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day
Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), conducted from the dhoni, including one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). The Maldives offers exceptional underwater experiences, from vibrant coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays and diverse reef life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident in performing independent ascents in buddy pairs using surface marker buoys when required.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 am on the day before disembarkation.

Afterwards, equipment may be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering takes place at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day
Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to preparations for the next voyage.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Best of Maldives

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Maldives, exploring the vibrant atolls of Ari, Vaavu, and Malé. This round-trip itinerary from Malé offers world-class diving amid thriving coral reefs, abundant marine life, and some of the Indian Ocean’s most iconic underwater sites.

Highlights of the Route
Ari Atoll – Known for frequent sightings of whale sharks and manta rays, Ari also boasts dramatic pinnacles brimming with marine life.

Vaavu Atoll – Offers exhilarating drift dives through deep channels (Kandus) and unforgettable night dives with nurse sharks.

Malé Atoll – Combines colorful coral reefs with fascinating wreck dives, offering variety and adventure.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at Malé International Airport at 12:00 PM by the AMBA crew. For those arriving later, scheduled pickups are arranged. Onboard, a refreshing welcome drink and cool towel set the tone for the journey ahead. Following a brief orientation of the vessel, guests settle into their cabins and unwind.

From 2:00 to 4:00 PM, dive certifications and insurance documents are verified, and guests assemble their gear on the dive tender (Dhoni) with guidance from the dive team. Dinner is served around 6:00 PM, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is spent at leisure, offering a chance to relax or socialize with fellow divers.

Diving Days
Each day features two to three dives, with three dives typically scheduled unless longer crossings are required. Dive briefings are conducted in English, German, and Spanish. One night dive is offered during the trip.

Guests explore a variety of dive environments, from coral gardens to thrilling encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, and more. All dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, with experienced guides accompanying the group to showcase the highlights of each site. Divers are expected to be proficient in independent ascents and the use of surface marker buoys when needed.

Final Dive & Farewell
The last dive of the trip takes place at 8:00 AM on the day before disembarkation. Afterwards, guests rinse and dry their equipment in preparation for packing. In the afternoon, there’s an opportunity to explore the capital city of Malé. The farewell gathering is held in the evening, followed by a final dinner shared onboard.

Route Description - Best of Maldives Deep South (Trip Back to Male): Male - Vaavu - Meemu - Thaa - Laamu - Huvadhoo - Fuvahmulah Atolls

This Maldives Deep South – Huvadhoo to Malé liveaboard expedition explores the remote southern atolls of Maldives, from Huvadhoo through Fuvahmulah, Laamu, Thaa, Meemu and Vaavu before ending in Malé. Renowned for its exceptional pelagic action, this route offers thrilling encounters with tiger sharks, hammerheads, thresher sharks, whale sharks and oceanic manta rays, alongside grey reef, whitetip and blacktip sharks and dolphins. With dramatic channels, vertical walls and current-swept reefs teeming with life, this journey delivers an unforgettable diving experience in one of the Maldives’ most exciting regions.

Arrival Day – Embarkation
Guests are welcomed at the airport and transferred to the vessel. After boarding, enjoy a welcome drink, orientation and cabin check-in. In the afternoon, complete formalities and set up dive equipment. Dinner is followed by crew introductions and a full safety briefing.

Day 2 – Last Diving Day
Enjoy 2–3 dives daily (typically 3), including one night dive during the trip. Dive sites are selected based on conditions, offering coral reefs, channels and pelagic encounters such as manta rays, whale sharks, reef sharks and other large marine life. Guided diving is provided, with divers expected to be self-reliant in buddy teams.

Final Diving Day (Day Before Departure)
Last dive in the morning. Equipment rinsing and drying in the afternoon, followed by an optional island visit. Farewell dinner in the evening.

Departure Day
Early breakfast and disembarkation by 08:30 AM. Transfers to the airport for onward travel.

Route Description - Best of Maldives

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Maldives, exploring the vibrant atolls of Ari, Vaavu, and Malé. This round-trip itinerary from Malé offers world-class diving amid thriving coral reefs, abundant marine life, and some of the Indian Ocean’s most iconic underwater sites.

Highlights of the Route
Ari Atoll – Known for frequent sightings of whale sharks and manta rays, Ari also boasts dramatic pinnacles brimming with marine life.

Vaavu Atoll – Offers exhilarating drift dives through deep channels (Kandus) and unforgettable night dives with nurse sharks.

Malé Atoll – Combines colorful coral reefs with fascinating wreck dives, offering variety and adventure.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at Malé International Airport at 12:00 PM by the AMBA crew. For those arriving later, scheduled pickups are arranged. Onboard, a refreshing welcome drink and cool towel set the tone for the journey ahead. Following a brief orientation of the vessel, guests settle into their cabins and unwind.

From 2:00 to 4:00 PM, dive certifications and insurance documents are verified, and guests assemble their gear on the dive tender (Dhoni) with guidance from the dive team. Dinner is served around 6:00 PM, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is spent at leisure, offering a chance to relax or socialize with fellow divers.

Diving Days
Each day features two to three dives, with three dives typically scheduled unless longer crossings are required. Dive briefings are conducted in English, German, and Spanish. One night dive is offered during the trip.

Guests explore a variety of dive environments, from coral gardens to thrilling encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, and more. All dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, with experienced guides accompanying the group to showcase the highlights of each site. Divers are expected to be proficient in independent ascents and the use of surface marker buoys when needed.

Final Dive & Farewell
The last dive of the trip takes place at 8:00 AM on the day before disembarkation. Afterwards, guests rinse and dry their equipment in preparation for packing. In the afternoon, there’s an opportunity to explore the capital city of Malé. The farewell gathering is held in the evening, followed by a final dinner shared onboard.

Route Description - Best of Central South Maldives: Ari - Vaavu - Faafu - Meemu- Male Atolls

Discover the best of the Central South Maldives on this spectacular liveaboard journey, departing and returning to Malé. Cruise through Ari, Vaavu, Faavu and Meemu Atolls, diving vibrant coral reefs, thrilling channels and iconic sites rich in marine life. Expect encounters with whale sharks and manta rays in Ari, nurse sharks on Vaavu night dives, pristine drift dives in remote Faavu, dramatic channels in Meemu alive with grey reef sharks, and colourful reefs and wrecks in Malé — a perfect blend of big fish action and classic Maldivian diving.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and itinerary, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free for relaxation, socialising, and adjusting dive computers with support from the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day
Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), conducted from the dhoni, including one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). The Maldives offers exceptional underwater experiences, from vibrant coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays and diverse reef life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident in performing independent ascents in buddy pairs using surface marker buoys when required.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 am on the day before disembarkation.

Afterwards, equipment may be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering takes place at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day
Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to preparations for the next voyage.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Hanifaru Manta & Whaleshark Special-Baa & Raa Atoll

This dive safari is perfect for avid divers seeking crystal-clear waters and spectacular experiences around Hanifaru Bay. Hanifaru Bay is world-famous for its large gatherings of manta rays (especially during the plankton season from May to November) and occasional whale shark sightings. The itinerary combines a variety of drift and reef dives with stunning underwater landscapes, including vibrant coral gardens, caves, channels, and healthy reef walls.

Arrival Day:

Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and the day’s schedule, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free to relax, socialise, and adjust dive computers with the support of the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day:

Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), all conducted from the dhoni, with one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). Expect vibrant coral gardens and exciting encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays, and other marine life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident making independent ascents and using surface marker buoys when required.

If manta rays or whale sharks are sighted at Hanifaru Bay, the schedule may change to allow snorkelling with these giants. In such cases, the full three dives may not be completed.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure:

The final dive takes place at 8:00 am. Afterwards, equipment can be rinsed and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests may visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering is held at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day:

Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available on request. Late check-outs are not possible due to vessel preparations.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Hanifaru Manta & Whaleshark Special-Baa & Raa Atoll

This dive safari is perfect for avid divers seeking crystal-clear waters and spectacular experiences around Hanifaru Bay. Hanifaru Bay is world-famous for its large gatherings of manta rays (especially during the plankton season from May to November) and occasional whale shark sightings. The itinerary combines a variety of drift and reef dives with stunning underwater landscapes, including vibrant coral gardens, caves, channels, and healthy reef walls.

Arrival Day:

Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and the day’s schedule, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free to relax, socialise, and adjust dive computers with the support of the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day:

Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), all conducted from the dhoni, with one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). Expect vibrant coral gardens and exciting encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays, and other marine life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident making independent ascents and using surface marker buoys when required.

If manta rays or whale sharks are sighted at Hanifaru Bay, the schedule may change to allow snorkelling with these giants. In such cases, the full three dives may not be completed.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure:

The final dive takes place at 8:00 am. Afterwards, equipment can be rinsed and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests may visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering is held at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day:

Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available on request. Late check-outs are not possible due to vessel preparations.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Hanifaru Manta & Whaleshark Special-Baa & Raa Atoll

This dive safari is perfect for avid divers seeking crystal-clear waters and spectacular experiences around Hanifaru Bay. Hanifaru Bay is world-famous for its large gatherings of manta rays (especially during the plankton season from May to November) and occasional whale shark sightings. The itinerary combines a variety of drift and reef dives with stunning underwater landscapes, including vibrant coral gardens, caves, channels, and healthy reef walls.

Arrival Day:

Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and the day’s schedule, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free to relax, socialise, and adjust dive computers with the support of the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day:

Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), all conducted from the dhoni, with one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). Expect vibrant coral gardens and exciting encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays, and other marine life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident making independent ascents and using surface marker buoys when required.

If manta rays or whale sharks are sighted at Hanifaru Bay, the schedule may change to allow snorkelling with these giants. In such cases, the full three dives may not be completed.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure:

The final dive takes place at 8:00 am. Afterwards, equipment can be rinsed and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests may visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering is held at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day:

Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available on request. Late check-outs are not possible due to vessel preparations.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Hanifaru Manta & Whaleshark Special-Baa & Raa Atoll

This dive safari is perfect for avid divers seeking crystal-clear waters and spectacular experiences around Hanifaru Bay. Hanifaru Bay is world-famous for its large gatherings of manta rays (especially during the plankton season from May to November) and occasional whale shark sightings. The itinerary combines a variety of drift and reef dives with stunning underwater landscapes, including vibrant coral gardens, caves, channels, and healthy reef walls.

Arrival Day:

Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and the day’s schedule, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free to relax, socialise, and adjust dive computers with the support of the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day:

Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), all conducted from the dhoni, with one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). Expect vibrant coral gardens and exciting encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays, and other marine life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident making independent ascents and using surface marker buoys when required.

If manta rays or whale sharks are sighted at Hanifaru Bay, the schedule may change to allow snorkelling with these giants. In such cases, the full three dives may not be completed.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure:

The final dive takes place at 8:00 am. Afterwards, equipment can be rinsed and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests may visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering is held at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day:

Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available on request. Late check-outs are not possible due to vessel preparations.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Hanifaru Manta & Whaleshark Special-Baa & Raa Atoll

This dive safari is perfect for avid divers seeking crystal-clear waters and spectacular experiences around Hanifaru Bay. Hanifaru Bay is world-famous for its large gatherings of manta rays (especially during the plankton season from May to November) and occasional whale shark sightings. The itinerary combines a variety of drift and reef dives with stunning underwater landscapes, including vibrant coral gardens, caves, channels, and healthy reef walls.

Arrival Day:

Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and the day’s schedule, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free to relax, socialise, and adjust dive computers with the support of the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day:

Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), all conducted from the dhoni, with one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). Expect vibrant coral gardens and exciting encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays, and other marine life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident making independent ascents and using surface marker buoys when required.

If manta rays or whale sharks are sighted at Hanifaru Bay, the schedule may change to allow snorkelling with these giants. In such cases, the full three dives may not be completed.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure:

The final dive takes place at 8:00 am. Afterwards, equipment can be rinsed and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests may visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering is held at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day:

Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available on request. Late check-outs are not possible due to vessel preparations.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Hanifaru Manta & Whaleshark Special-Baa & Raa Atoll

This dive safari is perfect for avid divers seeking crystal-clear waters and spectacular experiences around Hanifaru Bay. Hanifaru Bay is world-famous for its large gatherings of manta rays (especially during the plankton season from May to November) and occasional whale shark sightings. The itinerary combines a variety of drift and reef dives with stunning underwater landscapes, including vibrant coral gardens, caves, channels, and healthy reef walls.

Arrival Day:

Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and the day’s schedule, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free to relax, socialise, and adjust dive computers with the support of the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day:

Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), all conducted from the dhoni, with one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). Expect vibrant coral gardens and exciting encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays, and other marine life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident making independent ascents and using surface marker buoys when required.

If manta rays or whale sharks are sighted at Hanifaru Bay, the schedule may change to allow snorkelling with these giants. In such cases, the full three dives may not be completed.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure:

The final dive takes place at 8:00 am. Afterwards, equipment can be rinsed and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests may visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering is held at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day:

Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available on request. Late check-outs are not possible due to vessel preparations.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Best of Central South Maldives: Ari - Vaavu - Faafu - Meemu- Male Atolls

Discover the best of the Central South Maldives on this spectacular liveaboard journey, departing and returning to Malé. Cruise through Ari, Vaavu, Faavu and Meemu Atolls, diving vibrant coral reefs, thrilling channels and iconic sites rich in marine life. Expect encounters with whale sharks and manta rays in Ari, nurse sharks on Vaavu night dives, pristine drift dives in remote Faavu, dramatic channels in Meemu alive with grey reef sharks, and colourful reefs and wrecks in Malé — a perfect blend of big fish action and classic Maldivian diving.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and itinerary, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free for relaxation, socialising, and adjusting dive computers with support from the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day
Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), conducted from the dhoni, including one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). The Maldives offers exceptional underwater experiences, from vibrant coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays and diverse reef life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident in performing independent ascents in buddy pairs using surface marker buoys when required.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 am on the day before disembarkation.

Afterwards, equipment may be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering takes place at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day
Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to preparations for the next voyage.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Best of Maldives Cannels and Sharks Special Vaavu and Male Atolls

Best of Maldives Tour: Male-Vaavu
Discover the highlights of the Maldives with this incredible liveaboard route, departing and returning to Malé. This tour takes guests through the stunning atolls of the Vaavu Atoll, and Malé Atoll, showcasing vibrant coral reefs, abundant marine life, and iconic dive sites.
Vaavu Atoll: Home to thrilling channels (Kandus) and mesmerizing night dives with nurse sharks.
Malé Atoll: Offers a mix of colorful reefs and wreck dives.

Arrival Day:
Guests are greeted at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 PM). For those arriving later, pickups are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, they are welcomed with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A brief orientation is provided by the tour guide, covering the ship’s layout and the day’s schedule. Guests then settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 PM, check-in documents are reviewed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (Dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 7:00 PM sharp, after which the crew is introduced, and a comprehensive safety briefing about the boat is conducted. The evening is spent relaxing or mingling with fellow guests after the journey, with the dive crew assisting in adjusting diving computers if needed.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day:
Each day offers 2–3 dives, typically 3 unless long crossings are required. These dives take place from the Dhoni and include one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English. Briefings can also be translated into German.

The Maldives offers breathtaking underwater experiences, from coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays, and other marine life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, with experienced dive guides accompanying groups to highlight the best aspects of each site. Divers must be capable of independent ascents in buddy teams using surface marker buoys when necessary.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure:
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 AM on the day before disembarkation.

Afterward, equipment can be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to explore the capital, Malé, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. The official farewell takes place in the evening at 7:00 PM, followed by dinner.

Departure Day:
Check-out is before 10:30 AM. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier check-outs available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to cleaning and preparation for the next trip.

Guests with late flights may store luggage in airport lockers and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel, which offers access to a pool and alcoholic beverages.

Route Description - Best of Maldives

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Maldives, exploring the vibrant atolls of Ari, Vaavu, and Malé. This round-trip itinerary from Malé offers world-class diving amid thriving coral reefs, abundant marine life, and some of the Indian Ocean’s most iconic underwater sites.

Highlights of the Route
Ari Atoll – Known for frequent sightings of whale sharks and manta rays, Ari also boasts dramatic pinnacles brimming with marine life.

Vaavu Atoll – Offers exhilarating drift dives through deep channels (Kandus) and unforgettable night dives with nurse sharks.

Malé Atoll – Combines colorful coral reefs with fascinating wreck dives, offering variety and adventure.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at Malé International Airport at 12:00 PM by the AMBA crew. For those arriving later, scheduled pickups are arranged. Onboard, a refreshing welcome drink and cool towel set the tone for the journey ahead. Following a brief orientation of the vessel, guests settle into their cabins and unwind.

From 2:00 to 4:00 PM, dive certifications and insurance documents are verified, and guests assemble their gear on the dive tender (Dhoni) with guidance from the dive team. Dinner is served around 6:00 PM, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is spent at leisure, offering a chance to relax or socialize with fellow divers.

Diving Days
Each day features two to three dives, with three dives typically scheduled unless longer crossings are required. Dive briefings are conducted in English, German, and Spanish. One night dive is offered during the trip.

Guests explore a variety of dive environments, from coral gardens to thrilling encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, and more. All dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, with experienced guides accompanying the group to showcase the highlights of each site. Divers are expected to be proficient in independent ascents and the use of surface marker buoys when needed.

Final Dive & Farewell
The last dive of the trip takes place at 8:00 AM on the day before disembarkation. Afterwards, guests rinse and dry their equipment in preparation for packing. In the afternoon, there’s an opportunity to explore the capital city of Malé. The farewell gathering is held in the evening, followed by a final dinner shared onboard.

Route Description - Best of Central South Maldives: Ari - Vaavu - Faafu - Meemu- Male Atolls

Discover the best of the Central South Maldives on this spectacular liveaboard journey, departing and returning to Malé. Cruise through Ari, Vaavu, Faavu and Meemu Atolls, diving vibrant coral reefs, thrilling channels and iconic sites rich in marine life. Expect encounters with whale sharks and manta rays in Ari, nurse sharks on Vaavu night dives, pristine drift dives in remote Faavu, dramatic channels in Meemu alive with grey reef sharks, and colourful reefs and wrecks in Malé — a perfect blend of big fish action and classic Maldivian diving.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and itinerary, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free for relaxation, socialising, and adjusting dive computers with support from the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day
Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), conducted from the dhoni, including one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). The Maldives offers exceptional underwater experiences, from vibrant coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays and diverse reef life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident in performing independent ascents in buddy pairs using surface marker buoys when required.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 am on the day before disembarkation.

Afterwards, equipment may be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering takes place at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day
Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to preparations for the next voyage.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Best of Maldives Cannels and Sharks Special Vaavu and Male Atolls

Best of Maldives Tour: Male-Vaavu
Discover the highlights of the Maldives with this incredible liveaboard route, departing and returning to Malé. This tour takes guests through the stunning atolls of the Vaavu Atoll, and Malé Atoll, showcasing vibrant coral reefs, abundant marine life, and iconic dive sites.
Vaavu Atoll: Home to thrilling channels (Kandus) and mesmerizing night dives with nurse sharks.
Malé Atoll: Offers a mix of colorful reefs and wreck dives.

Arrival Day:
Guests are greeted at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 PM). For those arriving later, pickups are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, they are welcomed with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A brief orientation is provided by the tour guide, covering the ship’s layout and the day’s schedule. Guests then settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 PM, check-in documents are reviewed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (Dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 7:00 PM sharp, after which the crew is introduced, and a comprehensive safety briefing about the boat is conducted. The evening is spent relaxing or mingling with fellow guests after the journey, with the dive crew assisting in adjusting diving computers if needed.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day:
Each day offers 2–3 dives, typically 3 unless long crossings are required. These dives take place from the Dhoni and include one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English. Briefings can also be translated into German.

The Maldives offers breathtaking underwater experiences, from coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays, and other marine life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, with experienced dive guides accompanying groups to highlight the best aspects of each site. Divers must be capable of independent ascents in buddy teams using surface marker buoys when necessary.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure:
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 AM on the day before disembarkation.

Afterward, equipment can be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to explore the capital, Malé, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. The official farewell takes place in the evening at 7:00 PM, followed by dinner.

Departure Day:
Check-out is before 10:30 AM. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier check-outs available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to cleaning and preparation for the next trip.

Guests with late flights may store luggage in airport lockers and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel, which offers access to a pool and alcoholic beverages.

Route Description - Best of Maldives

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Maldives, exploring the vibrant atolls of Ari, Vaavu, and Malé. This round-trip itinerary from Malé offers world-class diving amid thriving coral reefs, abundant marine life, and some of the Indian Ocean’s most iconic underwater sites.

Highlights of the Route
Ari Atoll – Known for frequent sightings of whale sharks and manta rays, Ari also boasts dramatic pinnacles brimming with marine life.

Vaavu Atoll – Offers exhilarating drift dives through deep channels (Kandus) and unforgettable night dives with nurse sharks.

Malé Atoll – Combines colorful coral reefs with fascinating wreck dives, offering variety and adventure.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at Malé International Airport at 12:00 PM by the AMBA crew. For those arriving later, scheduled pickups are arranged. Onboard, a refreshing welcome drink and cool towel set the tone for the journey ahead. Following a brief orientation of the vessel, guests settle into their cabins and unwind.

From 2:00 to 4:00 PM, dive certifications and insurance documents are verified, and guests assemble their gear on the dive tender (Dhoni) with guidance from the dive team. Dinner is served around 6:00 PM, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is spent at leisure, offering a chance to relax or socialize with fellow divers.

Diving Days
Each day features two to three dives, with three dives typically scheduled unless longer crossings are required. Dive briefings are conducted in English, German, and Spanish. One night dive is offered during the trip.

Guests explore a variety of dive environments, from coral gardens to thrilling encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, and more. All dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, with experienced guides accompanying the group to showcase the highlights of each site. Divers are expected to be proficient in independent ascents and the use of surface marker buoys when needed.

Final Dive & Farewell
The last dive of the trip takes place at 8:00 AM on the day before disembarkation. Afterwards, guests rinse and dry their equipment in preparation for packing. In the afternoon, there’s an opportunity to explore the capital city of Malé. The farewell gathering is held in the evening, followed by a final dinner shared onboard.

Route Description - Best of Central South Maldives: Ari - Vaavu - Faafu - Meemu- Male Atolls

Discover the best of the Central South Maldives on this spectacular liveaboard journey, departing and returning to Malé. Cruise through Ari, Vaavu, Faavu and Meemu Atolls, diving vibrant coral reefs, thrilling channels and iconic sites rich in marine life. Expect encounters with whale sharks and manta rays in Ari, nurse sharks on Vaavu night dives, pristine drift dives in remote Faavu, dramatic channels in Meemu alive with grey reef sharks, and colourful reefs and wrecks in Malé — a perfect blend of big fish action and classic Maldivian diving.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and itinerary, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free for relaxation, socialising, and adjusting dive computers with support from the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day
Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), conducted from the dhoni, including one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). The Maldives offers exceptional underwater experiences, from vibrant coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays and diverse reef life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident in performing independent ascents in buddy pairs using surface marker buoys when required.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 am on the day before disembarkation.

Afterwards, equipment may be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering takes place at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day
Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to preparations for the next voyage.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Best of Maldives Cannels and Sharks Special Vaavu and Male Atolls

Best of Maldives Tour: Male-Vaavu
Discover the highlights of the Maldives with this incredible liveaboard route, departing and returning to Malé. This tour takes guests through the stunning atolls of the Vaavu Atoll, and Malé Atoll, showcasing vibrant coral reefs, abundant marine life, and iconic dive sites.
Vaavu Atoll: Home to thrilling channels (Kandus) and mesmerizing night dives with nurse sharks.
Malé Atoll: Offers a mix of colorful reefs and wreck dives.

Arrival Day:
Guests are greeted at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 PM). For those arriving later, pickups are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, they are welcomed with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A brief orientation is provided by the tour guide, covering the ship’s layout and the day’s schedule. Guests then settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 PM, check-in documents are reviewed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (Dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 7:00 PM sharp, after which the crew is introduced, and a comprehensive safety briefing about the boat is conducted. The evening is spent relaxing or mingling with fellow guests after the journey, with the dive crew assisting in adjusting diving computers if needed.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day:
Each day offers 2–3 dives, typically 3 unless long crossings are required. These dives take place from the Dhoni and include one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English. Briefings can also be translated into German.

The Maldives offers breathtaking underwater experiences, from coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays, and other marine life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, with experienced dive guides accompanying groups to highlight the best aspects of each site. Divers must be capable of independent ascents in buddy teams using surface marker buoys when necessary.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure:
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 AM on the day before disembarkation.

Afterward, equipment can be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to explore the capital, Malé, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. The official farewell takes place in the evening at 7:00 PM, followed by dinner.

Departure Day:
Check-out is before 10:30 AM. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier check-outs available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to cleaning and preparation for the next trip.

Guests with late flights may store luggage in airport lockers and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel, which offers access to a pool and alcoholic beverages.

Route Description - Best of Central South Maldives: Ari - Vaavu - Faafu - Meemu- Male Atolls

Discover the best of the Central South Maldives on this spectacular liveaboard journey, departing and returning to Malé. Cruise through Ari, Vaavu, Faavu and Meemu Atolls, diving vibrant coral reefs, thrilling channels and iconic sites rich in marine life. Expect encounters with whale sharks and manta rays in Ari, nurse sharks on Vaavu night dives, pristine drift dives in remote Faavu, dramatic channels in Meemu alive with grey reef sharks, and colourful reefs and wrecks in Malé — a perfect blend of big fish action and classic Maldivian diving.

Arrival Day
Guests are welcomed at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 pm). For later arrivals, transfers are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, guests are greeted with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A short orientation introduces the vessel’s layout and itinerary, after which guests may settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 pm, check-in documents are completed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 6:30 pm, followed by crew introductions and a comprehensive safety briefing. The evening is free for relaxation, socialising, and adjusting dive computers with support from the dive team.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day
Each day includes 2–3 dives (typically three, unless long crossings are required), conducted from the dhoni, including one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English (German translation available). The Maldives offers exceptional underwater experiences, from vibrant coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays and diverse reef life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, accompanied by experienced guides. Divers must be confident in performing independent ascents in buddy pairs using surface marker buoys when required.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 am on the day before disembarkation.

Afterwards, equipment may be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to visit Malé from 4:00–6:00 pm. A farewell gathering takes place at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner.

Departure Day
Check-out is before 8:30 am. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier departures available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to preparations for the next voyage.

Guests with later flights may store luggage at the airport and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel.

Route Description - Best of Maldives Cannels and Sharks Special Vaavu and Male Atolls

Best of Maldives Tour: Male-Vaavu
Discover the highlights of the Maldives with this incredible liveaboard route, departing and returning to Malé. This tour takes guests through the stunning atolls of the Vaavu Atoll, and Malé Atoll, showcasing vibrant coral reefs, abundant marine life, and iconic dive sites.
Vaavu Atoll: Home to thrilling channels (Kandus) and mesmerizing night dives with nurse sharks.
Malé Atoll: Offers a mix of colorful reefs and wreck dives.

Arrival Day:
Guests are greeted at the airport by the crew at noon (12:00 PM). For those arriving later, pickups are arranged at a pre-scheduled time.

Upon boarding the AMBA liveaboard, they are welcomed with a refreshing drink and lime-scented towel. A brief orientation is provided by the tour guide, covering the ship’s layout and the day’s schedule. Guests then settle into their cabins and freshen up.

At 5:00 PM, check-in documents are reviewed, followed by equipment assembly on the dive boat (Dhoni) with assistance from the dive crew.

Dinner is served at 7:00 PM sharp, after which the crew is introduced, and a comprehensive safety briefing about the boat is conducted. The evening is spent relaxing or mingling with fellow guests after the journey, with the dive crew assisting in adjusting diving computers if needed.

Day 2 to the Last Diving Day:
Each day offers 2–3 dives, typically 3 unless long crossings are required. These dives take place from the Dhoni and include one night dive per trip.

Dive sites are carefully selected, with detailed briefings provided in English. Briefings can also be translated into German.

The Maldives offers breathtaking underwater experiences, from coral gardens to encounters with manta rays, whale sharks, hammerheads, tiger sharks, bull sharks, guitar rays, and other marine life.

Dives are conducted in self-reliant buddy teams, with experienced dive guides accompanying groups to highlight the best aspects of each site. Divers must be capable of independent ascents in buddy teams using surface marker buoys when necessary.

Last Diving Day – Day Before Departure:
The final dive is scheduled for 8:00 AM on the day before disembarkation.

Afterward, equipment can be rinsed in freshwater tanks and left to dry before packing.

In the afternoon, guests are invited to explore the capital, Malé, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. The official farewell takes place in the evening at 7:00 PM, followed by dinner.

Departure Day:
Check-out is before 10:30 AM. A light breakfast is provided, with earlier check-outs available upon request. Late check-outs are not possible due to cleaning and preparation for the next trip.

Guests with late flights may store luggage in airport lockers and use the time to explore nearby islands or relax at the airport hotel, which offers access to a pool and alcoholic beverages.