Emperor Atoll Liveaboard, Maldives

The boat is good value for money. Boat's staff is experienced and know all the best dive spots. Small liveaboards capacity allows diving in small groups. Itineraries are focused on central atolls of Maldives - the most famous rout - North and South Male Atolls, Ari Atolls.

Boat Interior
The liveaboard can welcome 12 divers. 6 cabins placed on the lower deck. All are en-suite, equipped with double beds and a single upper bed.
Spacious salon allows passengers to comfortably relax, enjoy a movie, or chat with other guests on board. There are plenty of charging points for photo equipment here. The dining area is located next to the salon. In a case of good weather, meals can be served on the foredeck. Outside, spend time on the upper sun deck, which has numerous sun loungers.

Dive Deck
The big dive deck has a diving platform. It is equipped with all the needed facilities to maintain equipment after the dive, like a freshwater shower. Also, there is a separate rinsing tank for cameras. The boat is rebreather friendly

Safety
To ensure safety during the safari the liveaboard equipped with first aid kit, life jackets, and emergency rafts.

Photo Trips
There are dedicated facilities for photographers on board like separate working areas, rinsing tanks, and charging points for batteries and flashes. Maldivian Atolls is a true paradise for underwater photography. Colorful reefs and the amount of different fish will make your images vivid and attractive

Itinerary
Itineraries include the most exciting and attractive dive sites of Maldives. During the safari, you can visit Rasdhoo Atoll, dive at North and South Ari Atolls, and Male Atolls. Emperor Atoll offers a special route for those who want to dive with sharks. Boat instructors know the best dive sites where these magnificent creatures can be spotted. Another boat's route called Pelagic Magic gives you an opportunity to meet big mantas and whale sharks.

When to Go
Time from November to May can be considered as the best for visiting the Maldives. Although big pelagics can be found through the year