02 - 09 Feb 2027

Even by Maldives standards, the Far South liveaboard itinerary is something special. Cruising around the southernmost atolls of the Maldives, you will dive on both sides of the Equator. Huvadhoo Atoll, administratively divided into Northern and Southern Huvadhoo, is the largest atoll in the Maldives. Beautiful coral reefs, exhilarating walls and channels, and vibrant marine life are waiting on almost every dive. Fuvahmulah Atoll is unique! A UNSESCO designated biosphere reserve, it comprises a single island and is renowned for silver tips and tiger shark encounters. As far south as you can go within the Maldives, Addu Atoll boasts one of the archipelago's best manta points and the largest shipwreck - The British Loyalty. Strong currents are to be expected on the majority of dives throughout the Far South itinerary, but the rewards are worth it!

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 pelagic encounters and exciting drift dives.

Fuvahmulah Atoll

Situated within the Equatorial Channel between Huvadhoo and Addu, Fuvahmulah Atoll stands as a unique diving destination, best known for frequent sightings of tiger sharks and silvertips.

Addu Atoll

Known for year-round manta ray sightings, Addu Atoll is also home to various sharks, turtles, and abundant marine life. Inside the atoll, divers can explore the 140 metre long British Loyalty wreck, a WWII fuel tanker scuttled by the British Navy in 1946.