Itinerary - Floating Resort by Scubaspa | Holiday Maldives

Our unwavering goal is to present the best side of the Maldives by visiting desert islands, local villages and idyllic sandbanks while allowing our guests to enjoy breathtaking snorkeling and explore world-famous dive spots.

Depending on the itinerary you choose, you will find yourself face-to-face with aquatic species of different sizes and types and fascinating corals. At Scubaspa, we adapt our itineraries according to the monsoons, weather conditions and expected encounters, ensuring you have an unforgettable experience any time of year.

Scubaspa regular schedule covers 6 different routes within 3 major geographical areas.

Central Atolls (Best of Maldives)

A mix of the best picks for divers and non-divers alike. Central atolls itineraries are available all year round and cover most of the reasons to fall in love in the Maldives. Divers of all experience levels are welcome and no minimum number of dives is required. The encountered marine life varies from nudibranchs and eels, through schools of reef fish, eagle rays, reef sharks and turtles to manta rays and whale sharks. Type of dives include channel dives, drift dives, pinnacles and walls, wreck dive and a world-famous night dives.

Best of Maldives is available in 7 and 4-night options.

Far North

Our Far North itinerary Includes visiting Hannifaru Bay, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve famous for manta ray encounters. Due to monsoon season this route is only available between July and October with regular cruises scheduled in September. Northern atolls are famous for their unique topography, schooling reef fish and coral life. If manta rays are your number one priority make sure you book one of our far north cruises so you can enjoy swimming surrounded by plentiful of these giants.

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Deep South

Southern atolls are the best option for thrill-seeking scuba divers eager to experience more challenging, yet, more rewarding channel dives. Most dive sites are often exposed to very strong currents, therefore, the itineraries are recommended for experienced divers, holding advanced certificates with at least 100 logged dives. Regular cruises are scheduled for February/March but the itinerary is available for private charters anytime between late January and beginning of May. Deep south channels are famous for hammerheads, bull sharks, silky sharks, big schools of grey reef sharks and silver tips encounters. The highlight of the trip over specific weeks is Fuvahmulah with its unbeatable conditions to encounter tiger sharks, thresher sharks, oceanic mantas, whale sharks and other pelagic fauna. Additional domestic flights are required.

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