The Maldives are a breathtaking part of the Indian Ocean. A destination which defies geography, with its string of wooden houses which appear to be floating on top of the water, Maldives offers comfort, luxury and a touch of magic.
A country known as the idyllic, peaceful heaven, with more than 1800 "Robinson Crusoe" like coral islands surrounded by vast shimmering lagoons of aquamarine and turquoise and endless azure sea. This destination is ideal for luxury yacht charter!
We have selected three highlights for a charter in the Maldives so you can get a taste of what this fabulous charter destination has waiting for you.
Sail across multiple atolls, each offering its own unique charm, from the quiet fishing villages of Felidhoo to the lively surf culture of Thulusdhoo. Every destination presents a new way to experience Maldivian island life.
Would you dare? There may be nothing more memorable than swimming with these magnificent marine animals. Tour and diving agencies are readily available to guide you through this experience, leaving you with wonderful memories.
Dive into the Maldives’ underwater history with sites like the Maldives Victory Wreck near Malé and the Pioneer Wreck near Felidhoo. These wrecks are now thriving artificial reefs, home to schools of fish, reef sharks, and vibrant coral formations.
At BGYB we offer our clients bespoke itinerary for their charter holidays. Please contact us to receive your very ownpersonalised charter itinerary.
Spend the day exploring Malé, the bustling capital of the Maldives, where modern life meets island traditions. Visit the Maldives Islamic Centre and the 17th-century Hukuru Miskiy Mosque, then wander through the local fish market to see fishermen unloading their daily catch. For those eager to dive, the Maldives Victory Wreck offers an exciting site just off Hulhumalé.
Sail to Felidhoo in the Vaavu Atoll, an island known for diving and local fishing culture. The nearby Pioneer Wreck is a popular dive site, home to schools of fish and occasional reef sharks. Strong currents attract manta rays, while the surrounding reefs support diverse marine life. Felidhoo has a small population, and its village offers an authentic look at Maldivian island life.
Arrive at Rangali, an island known for its luxury resorts and clear waters. Snorkel at Manta Point, where manta rays glide through the currents, or explore vibrant coral gardens. Visit Ithaa, an underwater restaurant offering panoramic marine views. Whether kayaking, paddleboarding, or enjoying a spa treatment, Rangali offers a mix of adventure and relaxation, making it a perfect mid-journey retreat.
A morning sail brings you to Rasdhoo, a well-known diving hub famous for hammerhead shark encounters. Its house reef offers excellent snorkeling, with colorful corals and tropical fish. Nearby sandbanks provide a secluded beach experience. The village has small shops selling handmade crafts, while cafés serve Maldivian dishes, making it a great place to experience local culture before heading further.
Meeru, a private resort island, offers long white beaches and a mix of cultural and recreational activities. Snorkel along the island’s house reef, where sea turtles and reef sharks are frequently spotted, or take a dolphin-watching cruise across the atoll’s open waters. A visit to the island’s museum provides insight into Maldivian history, while kayaking and paddleboarding offer a more active way to explore the shoreline.
Bandos, located just a short sail from Malé, is a well-established resort island with excellent snorkeling and diving opportunities. The island’s house reef is teeming with marine life, including stingrays and reef sharks, while a marine biology center offers insight into local conservation efforts. For those seeking adventure, jet skiing and parasailing are available.
The final stop is Thulusdhoo, a local island known for its famous surf breaks, including Coke’s and Chicken’s, which attract surfers from around the world. Beyond its waves, the island has a thriving fishing industry and is home to workshops producing traditional Maldivian bodu beru drums. Snorkeling along the reefs offers a last chance to experience the underwater world.
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