Princess Sara Itinerary

Male - Laamu

Upon arrival in Male, transfer to the M/Y Princess Sara.

SOUTH MALE
Steep walls covered with soft corals, gorgonians and sponges. This is a true color explosion show for passionate photographers. In a few months, the encounter with the graceful manta rays is accompanied by dozens of whale sharks enjoying the plankton carried by the current. Not to mention the “common” gray reef sharks or leopard, nurse, oceanic whitetip, hammerhead and much more.

FELIDU

Characterized by its splendid channels, this place is particularly suitable for perfecting the technique of drift diving. Large schools of fusiliers and splendid coral formations, but there are also classic reef sharks and turtles. On the overhang of the passes, the more experienced and fortunate divers will be able to spot the splendid hammerhead sharks, and during the rainy season it is not uncommon to spot manta rays. sea ​​eagles and butterflyfish form the frame.

MULAK
Area characterized by ocean passes, manta points and internal and external reefs. Frequent sightings: nudibranchs, shrimp, soft and hard corals, gray and white tip sharks, nurse sharks, manta rays and sea eagles.

THAA
Diving is suitable for beginners, but the best sites are characterized by strong currents, which require experience. Famous is the diving spot called Gorgonian Garden, where there are frequent sightings of manta rays, turtles and schools of fusiliers. Small and large crustaceans are very frequent, as are the colorful nudibranchs.

LAAMU
Also ideal for less experienced divers, this atoll is famous for its few currents and crystal-clear visibility. In addition, meeting with manta rays in cleaning stations is on the agenda. Other possible sightings: pipefish, reef sharks and curious groupers.

Disembarkation in the morning and transfer to the airport.

Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics, and local regulations.