January 2010 Holiday on Stingray

Maldives Dive Travel has just announced another great special offer on the Stingray liveaboard, so you can enjoy a great January 2010 holiday at an unbeatable price.

January 2010 Diving Holiday

The Stingray liveaboard is confirmed to depart from Male, the capital of the Maldives, on January 25th, for a seven-night scuba diving safari, stopping at the best dive sites in the Maldives. The Stingray liveaboard has long been one of the most popular liveaboard safari ships in the Maldives.

Stingray Liveaboard Features

The Stingray liveaboard has 9 comfortable cabins, offering accommodation for up to 18 people per cruise.  All cabins have air-conditioning and a private, hot-water, en-suite bathroom.  Towel service is provided regularly throughout the cruise.  As well as amazing scuba diving, Stingray liveaboard cruises also include several other activities, including snorkeling, island visits, beach barbecues, fishing and simply relaxing on board.

January 2010 Diving

January is one of the best months in the year for scuba diving in the Maldives, since the weather is dry and warm and the visibility is great.  Divers at this time are likely to encounter whale sharks, manta rays, grey reef sharks, eagle rays and many other, smaller marine life.  The Maldives really is one of the world’s finest scuba diving destinations and this great opportunity should not be missed!

What’s included in this January 2010 Holiday?

This January 2010 holiday aboard Stingray includes transfers from the Male airport to the Stingray liveaboard, three meals and snacks each day and all scuba diving.  There will be 2 or 3 dives each day.

All of this is included at a price of just USD 1,246 per person.  There are limited places, so book yours today!

The Adventurer 2 liveaboard concluded its week of diving after the Rasdhoo Madivaru early morning Hammerhead shark dive.

With strong incoming current at 06:00 in the morning we began the dive as usual near the reef and swam out to the blue until the reef disappeared behind us.

About 20 minutes in to the dive we saw the first hammerhead shark. By the end of the dive the total number of hammerhead sharks we saw was close to 10 if not more.
After the eventful dive, we sailed back to Hulhumale’ and at 16:00 all passengers went off to Male’, the capital city.

The Departures: After a week of quality diving, with tons of sightings, the guests departed in high spirits.
The Arrivals: At 11:00 am the new group of divers arrived, which comprised of 17 Italians by Euro Fly.

After lunch we began the orientation dive at Lankan Outer Reef and final anchorage for the day was at Himmafushi lagoon.