Huvadhoo / Addu (Far South)

An expedition through the three southernmost atolls of the Maldives — Huvadhoo, Fuvahmulah, and Addu. The route operates in both directions and is designed for experienced divers ready for strong currents and channel diving. This is the territory of large pelagic predators: tiger sharks, hammerheads, silvertip reef sharks — all encountered on this route.

Huvadhoo offers pristine dive sites with caves, sheer walls, and powerful underwater landscapes. Fuvahmulah is a unique island without a lagoon, surrounded by deep water, where tiger and hammerhead sharks patrol the southern plateau. Addu is the southernmost atoll, lying below the equator, with the British Loyalty wreck — a torpedoed tanker at 33 meters — and a manta ray station at Manta Point. A minimum of 75 dives and drift diving experience is required.