Best of central atolls with Nautilus Liveaboards

This Liveaboards routing offers some of the Maldives' best dive sites and suits all divers, experienced as beginners but should have a dive certification minimum as Advanced Open Water Diver or equivalent.
You will diving in the north of the Ari Atoll where the dive sites offer a variety of exciting wildlife and beautiful corals. Here you can See Gray Fox Sharks and Manta rays. The boat then continue south to dive the  the west side of Ari Atoll for more exciting dive sites like Fesdu island (Fesdu Wreck)  before we head north back to Male Atoll.

The Itinerary include:
Fasgandu Faru - sleep Fasgandu Faru or Halaveveli Faru – Batala Maga Kan Tila -  Maya Tila - Fish head- sleep Fesdhoo Lagoon – Fesdhoo Wrack - sleep - Maahlos Tila -  Moohfushi Rock – BBQ sleep Enboodoo -  Dega Tila -  Mahibadu Tila – Noo Giri – sleep Dangehti – Five Rocks – Wale Shark watching – Digu Tila – sleep Dhigurah – Kudarah Tila – Vilamendu Tila – South Male Atoll – Labirince (night Dive) – sleep Guraidhoo – Kandoma Tila – Kuda Giri Wrack – Male – sleep Hulule Male or Kurumba 

Total 120 nautical miles 

TYPICAL DIVING DAYS
From the 2nd boat day are usually offered three dives (morning, forenoon, noon). At longer crossings between the atolls, it may happen that the second dive failure at noon. If this is the case, a night dive is offered on the same evening, if the weather allows it.

DIVES FROM THE DHONI
Each dive starts with a detailed briefing of our dive guides aboard the Nautilus Liveaboards. After the briefing and the compilation of the buddy teams, we are switching to the already standing by Dhoni, which takes us comfortable to the upcoming dive site. During the ride to the dive site is sufficient time for applying the equipment and prepare for the dive.

After our dive guides have checked the local conditions (current, visibility) it goes down into the fantastic underwater world of the Maldives. During the dive you can go with our experienced dive guides or dive also in a buddy team with your diving partner if you have sufficient experience.
Upon successful completion of the dive our Dhoni picks you up on the surface again and the crew is there to help you when you’re entering the boat again.

Liveaboards in Maldives

About the country

Welcome to the Maldives! 

Welcome to one of the most appealing and dreamed-of dive destinations in the whole wide world. The Maldives is an island nation located south of Sri Lanka and India in the Indian Ocean. With 26 atolls, the diving is at a drift pace with currents carrying you along in waters that simply surge with nutrients, attracting the richness of marine life for which the Maldives is best known. With 99% of the country consists of water, the Maldives offers a perfect opportunity for those who want to experience a huge range of fantastic diving. Maldives is a great destination for those who want to lie on a beach and enjoy the beautiful views but an exceptional destination for those who want to experience life even under the water onboard a Liveaboards Cruise the beautiful islands while diving and relaxing!

The temperatures are stable: highs are around 30 °C (86 °F) and lows around 25 °C (77 °F) for most of the year. Relative humidity is high and stable throughout the year as well, around 80%. However, between February and May, there is a slight increase in temperature, and even in the feeling of sultriness, especially in the northern atolls, given that in this period the maximum temperature rises to 31/32 °C (88/90 °F), and the minimum temperature to 26/27 °C (79/81 °F). 

Here are the average temperatures of the capital Malé. 
Average temperatures - Malé