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Far North

Maldives · 7–10 nights
Diving at the northern atolls of the Maldives
The Far North route is an expedition through the northern atolls of the Maldives, accessible to divers exclusively during liveaboard trips. Lhaviyani, Baa, Noonu, Shaviyani, and Haa Dhaalu — these atolls are far from Male's tourist infrastructure, and diving here retains its pristine character. The route includes dives on coral gardens, wrecks, and thilas, as well as encounters with large pelagics. At Lhaviyani Atoll, key sites include Kuredu Express and Fushifaru Thila, as well as Shipyard — a site with two sunken Japanese fishing vessels. At Baa Atoll — coral gardens and seasonal manta ray encounters. During the southwest monsoon (May–July) the probability of encountering mantas and whale sharks is highest. The northern atolls offer a rare opportunity in the Maldives — dives at sites with virtually no other divers.

What You'll See

Atolls accessible only by liveaboard
Japanese vessel wrecks (Shipyard)
Manta rays and whale sharks
Baa coral gardens
Pristine dive sites without crowds

Conditions

Season

February–April, May–July (mantas and whale sharks)

Visibility

15–30 meters

Water Temperature

27–30°C

Level

Advanced Open Water

Duration

7–10 nights

Min. Dives

50

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Best Season

January–April (northeast monsoon, best visibility)

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Visa

Visa-free entry for up to 30 days for Russian citizens

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How to Get There

Direct flights from Moscow (Aeroflot, 9 hours). Also via Dubai, Doha, Istanbul.

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Climate

Tropical monsoon, 28–32°C year-round

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Currency

Maldivian rufiyaa (MVR), USD widely accepted

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Time Zone

UTC+5

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