White Pearl, Maldives

Experience the epitome of luxury and adventure on a 56.4m elegant yacht, featuring a wide array of amenities including a sun deck, dining area, and even a camera room for photography enthusiasts. Divers can take advantage of the specialized diving area, while others can enjoy kayaking and paddle-boarding. Cabins are furnished with essential comforts for a restful stay. For an extra touch of indulgence, take in the panoramic views from the top-deck Jacuzzi.

Boat interior and exterior
Discover refined comfort on this opulent liveaboard, featuring 13 lavish rooms that accommodate up to 26 guests. Each ensuite cabin is designed for your ultimate relaxation, boasting hot showers, king or double-sized beds, HD televisions with Google Cast, and state-of-the-art keypad door lock systems. Additional amenities include 2-in-1 shampoo and bath gel, separate towel hangers, clothes hooks, a hair dryer, a safety deposit box, USB ports for charging, and an inter-room communication system. Beyond the cabins, indulge in the main deck's myriad offerings - from an outdoor bar, a spacious indoor dining area, and an entertainment salon, to gym equipment, a business center, and a camera bay, all complemented by inviting sun deck seating and sun beds.

Dive deck
The dive deck is fully equipped to elevate your underwater adventures, featuring three versatile 7.5-meter boats, each powered by a robust 250HP outboard engine. Designed with diver comfort in mind, these boats come with VHF radios, GPS, first aid kits, and DAN diving emergency safety equipment. For those in need, rental equipment is also readily available onboard.

Itineraries
The liveaboard navigates through the central atolls of the Maldives as well as the remote dive sites in the deep south. The diving landscape in the Maldives varies from sloping reefs with gentle drifts to pinnacles, swim-throughs, channels, and walls. This variety makes it suitable for divers of all skill levels. Marine life in the area includes sea turtles, manta rays, whale sharks, and a diverse range of colorful fish, offering a comprehensive underwater experience.

When to go
The best time to visit the central atolls of the Maldives for diving is generally from November to April, during the northeast monsoon season. During these months, the seas are calm, and the visibility is excellent, ranging from 20 to 30 meters. Water temperatures are also relatively warm, fluctuating between 26-29°C (79-84°F). For the deep south atolls, the optimal time for diving is slightly different, typically from January to April. This period marks the transition between the northeast and southwest monsoon seasons, offering the chance to experience less crowded dive sites and encounters with pelagic species like sharks and manta rays. Water visibility in the deep south can vary but is often good, especially during the transitional months