The reefs we snorkeled in the Maldives are primarily hard corals, a mix of table, finger, staghorn, boulder, lobe, and brain corals. There were a few soft

Reef bottom fishing is a traditional activity in the Maldives, which guests can try for themselves while the sun sets over the island. Potential catches such as humpback snapper and groupers

Fishing in the Maldives is a year-round activity, but if you want to experience the legendary big game fishing the Maldives are so famous for, go between November and March. The most abundant species include sailfish, marlin, dorado, tuna, and wahoo.

The full day sandbank tour is 10 AM or 11 AM, lasting until 4 PM. Will be providing water soft drink and lunch, and snorkeling accessories

Visiting to other local island and Explore their culture and island history

And also meet friendly locals. You will discover some pristine locations on the route less travelled

Full Day Adventure Trip includes Swimming, Snorkeling, Sandbank Trip, Beach Photography, Canoe Ride, Dolphin Cruise or Manta Ray, Picnic Lunch

Hop on a boat and explore the un-spoilt coral reefs nearby on a snorkeling expedition. Marvel at the beauty of multi-hued coral reefs, immersed in a discovery

Almost everyone who visites to the Maldives heard that there are Manta rays in the Maldives. Snorkeling or diving with giant sea 'devilfish' is usually highly regarded and is the top "must do" in the travel bucket lists. Therefore, nothing can be more depressing than coming to the resort just to find out that "now is not the Manta Ray season".

The Maldives ranks among the top five places on Earth for watching Dolphins. Sunset time is the best time to go look for the pods of dolphin that inhabit the surrounding waters.

With a tropical climate and warm temperatures year round, Maldives can be dived at any time. Water temperatures range from 80°F/26°C-86°F/30°C. August-November is considered the best time of year to see manta rays and whale sharks. Jan-April offers great visibility and welcomes the driest/warmest months.

Swimming with whale sharks is a popular excursion for travelers from all over the world, as well as one of the ultimate bucket list experiences. There are a few destinations around the world – from Maldives to Mozambique – where in-season sightings of whale sharks are almost guaranteed.

Snorkeling, Catamaran Sailing, Jet Skiing, Banana Boat Ride, Scuba Diving, Kayaking, Parasailing, Flyboarding, Windsurfing, and many more. The sun-kissed beaches, pristine waters, and crystalline lagoons come together to offer you the most thrilling and fun-filled water sports in the Maldives.