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Diving is carried out from the purpose built "diving dhoni," which will not anchor but rather follow the divers from the surface. This is one of the safest and most comfortable ways to dive in the Maldives due to the wind and currents. Each diver will have their own dive station and basket for storing their diving gear, which will always remain on the diving dhoni. The system leaves the main boat free to handle accommodations, meals and social activities in a quiet atmosphere.
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| Diving: |
| Guided Dives: Yes |
| PADI Instructor: Yes |
| PADI Courses: Yes |
| Dives per Day: 2-3 |
| Enos System: No |
| Dive Dhoni: Yes |
| Equipment Rental: Yes |
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Important Information for diving guests: • C-card or proof of certification is required
• Proof of dive insurance is required
• Dives are guided by an experienced PADI instructor and a dive master
• Diver Training (PADI/SDI/TDI) is available
• Diving equipment is always kept on the diving dhoni
• Dive equipment is available for rental
• All divers must adhere to Maldivian diving regulations: no decompression dives, always stay with your buddy, never dive below 30m if you are a PADI Advanced Open Water (or equivalent) and never dive below 18m if you are a PADI Open Water Diver (or equivalent).
• Protection is strongly recommended - A 3mm wetsuit should be comfortable and adequate.
• It is compulsory for all divers to carry the following gear: mask, fins, regulator with pressure gauge & alternate air source, buoyancy compensator (BCD), depth, gauge, dive computer, safety sausage.
• It is recommended that you have your equipment checked/serviced before arrival
• Please remember to carry spare straps, etc. for masks, fins, etc. |
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