Scubaspa Yang, Maldives

Scubaspa Yang stands out within the Scubaspa Maldives Fleet for its unparalleled combination of diving and spa facilities, offering an indulgent alternative to traditional liveaboards. Together with its sister ship, Scubaspa Yin, it provides a similarly opulent experience, with the flexibility for bookings to be interchangeable between the two vessels.

Boat Interior
The vessel invites relaxation with its myriad tranquil spaces, a vast dining area affording panoramic views, outdoor terraces for soaking in the Maldivian scenery, and secluded spots for intimate conversations. The sun deck, enhanced by a jacuzzi, and the upper deck's full-service spa area, with its variety of treatment rooms and yoga terrace, promise ultimate relaxation. Cabins and suites are meticulously designed for comfort, offering abundant natural light and, for upper deck suites, spectacular ocean vistas.

Dive deck
Dive operations are streamlined with a bespoke dhoni and a snorkeling dinghy, ensuring accessible and personalized diving adventures.

Safety
The safety of guests is a core priority, underscored by diligent crew service and modern safety equipment, including fire safety systems, life jackets, a defibrillator, oxygen, and first aid essentials.

SPA Treatments
Guests are treated to a spectrum of spa packages, blending diving activities with spa indulgences. The onboard spa specializes in Asian therapies, yoga, and holistic wellness, featuring six distinct treatment areas, a Spa lounge, and an al fresco Thai Pavilion, all utilizing organic, premium cosmetic products.

Itineraries
Scubaspa Yang's itineraries navigate the Central, Northern, and Southern Atolls, catering to a diverse audience of divers and relaxation-seekers alike. Year-round Central Atolls journeys offer a quintessential dive experience suitable for all skill levels. The Far North itinerary, focusing on Hannifaru Bay’s manta congregation, is a highlight from July to October. The Northern atolls present unique diving landscapes, and the Southern atolls, recommended for seasoned divers, promise thrilling channel dives and shark encounters on select charters from late January to early May.

When to Go
Diving in the Maldives is a year-long delight, with November to June marking the peak season, ideal for encountering reef sharks and manta rays. The summer months also deliver exceptional diving experiences, ensuring the Maldives remains a coveted destination for underwater adventurers