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Maldives Dive Sites Information

June 16th, 2011 | Comments Off | Posted in Holidays in Maldives, Malediven, Scuba Diving

Maldives Dive Sites Information. There is plenty of information surrounding the many dive sites of the Maldives online and you’re sure to find Maldives dive sites maps and many underwater photos taken at the hundreds of dive sites. The best way to find out more, of course, is to get out there and start scuba diving – the dive guides in the Maldives and experienced liveaboard crew members are the ones who really know all about the Maldives top dive sites. Book your Maldives holiday directly online and choose from our diverse selection of scuba diving liveaboard safari ships. We offer a wide range of scuba diving holidays on liveaboards to suit every taste and budget. With over 20 years of experience in scuba diving in the Maldives and unrivalled expertise, our team is happy to assist you with booking your own cruise on the dive ship of your choice. Explore the atolls and enjoy your Maldives vacation with our selection of great value holidays. All liveaboards are checked regularly to ensure the highest level of service and safety.

Holidays in Maldives

April 13th, 2011 | Comments Off | Posted in Holidays in Maldives, Malediven, Scuba Diving

Liveaboard cruises are becoming the ultimate pastime for holidays in Maldives. We offer a wide range of scuba trips, dive safaris and cruises on a carefully selected array of ships. All our ships conform to strict government health and safety regulations, and are accompanied by experienced dive masters and certified guides, so you will be carefully looked after! For those of you who would like to know exactly how your liveaboard holiday in Maldives will unfold, here is a brief outline of the standard procedures. In most cases your Maldives holiday experience starts as soon as you land at Male International Airport. You will be picked up by the liveaboard operators, who will accompany you to the ship for some refreshing drinks and snacks, while you wait for all the guests to arrive.

Reef Sharks

March 15th, 2011 | Comments Off | Posted in Holidays in Maldives, Malediven, Scuba Diving

Another common variety of reef shark in the Maldives are white tip reef sharks, which is similar in size to grey sharks but is a paler shade of grey with a white tip on the end of their dorsal and caudal fins. Baby white tip sharks and their adult counterparts are also found around the coral reefs maldives. While the reef sharks are the most commonly spotted in the Maldives, there are many threats to reef sharks because they are still hunted for their meat, their fins are exported to China and most importantly, they are not protected yet.

Maldives Currency

March 10th, 2011 | Comments Off | Posted in Holidays in Maldives, Malediven

There are scores of materials online that will help you attain more data on the Maldives, plus photos of Maldives, materials about Maldives dive sites, special offers on Maldives scuba diving prices, and links to other sources of information including the updated Maldives weather forecast, exchange rates for the Maldives currency the Rufiyaa. If you want to read about the daily occurrences in the Maldives, you might visit the website of the Haveeru News Maldives, the country’s daily newspaper and you will also stumble on many a Maldives blog, brimming with up-to-date details about all aspects of the country’s news.

Pictures of Whale Shark

February 28th, 2011 | Comments Off | Posted in Holidays in Maldives, Malediven, Scuba Diving

What does a whale shark eat? As a filter feeder, the whale shark diet consists mainly of plankton and small fish. As whale shark filter feeders, the many rows of teeth are used to filter out the larger fish and the whale shark simply feeds by opening its mouth and gliding through the water. What’s the best way to see pictures of whale shark in the Maldives? Most resorts and hotels in the Maldives offer whale shark snorkeling and liveaboard tours Maldives. Whale shark watching in Ari Atoll is a particularly popular excursion. The problem with day trips for whale shark watching Maldives from a resort is that you have a very limited chance of actually seeing one.

Maldives Vacation Packages

February 19th, 2011 | Comments Off | Posted in Holidays in Maldives, Malediven, Scuba Diving

For scuba diving maldives vacation packages, the best time of year to visit is in November or in April. This time of year signifies the transition between the two monsoon seasons in the Maldives, and as a consequence guarantees the best visibility conditions under water.
We offer numerous vacation packages for Maldives, specifically tailored for scuba divers and diving vacations Maldives. The cost of Maldives vacations scuba diving can range drastically depending on time of year, dive sites, travel etc. The average cost for one dive is around 50$, excluding the price of travel. When diving several times a day at distant vacation dive sites in Maldives, the costs can add up to astronomical amounts! Fear not, there are plenty of cheap Maldives vacation packages on offer, providing you with a fully catered Maldives scuba diving vacation option. Prices for a Maldives liveaboard scuba diving vacation package including costs for accommodation, meals, travel, equipment, instructors and several dives a day, range between a mere 180$ – 220$ per person, per day. Also keep an eye out for last minute Maldives vacation offers, as well as last minute scuba diving vacation deals. A truly unforgettable experience, don’t let opportunity pass you by! For more information feel free to check out our cheap Maldives vacations packages.

Buy Manta Ray

February 17th, 2011 | Comments Off | Posted in Holidays in Maldives, Malediven, Scuba Diving

What Eats a Manta Ray? The various species of shark in the world are predators of the manta ray and unfortunately, also are humans. The manta ray is now protected in the Maldives, which stops people from being able to buy manta ray meat at the market and this is helping to increase chance of manta ray survival in the future. The manta ray lives in warm, tropical waters particularly in the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans. While the manta ray is known to swim quite deep, they are most commonly spotted scuba diving maldives in shallow waters, close to coral reefs, where they feed on plankton.

Maldives Weather in July

January 31st, 2011 | Comments Off | Posted in Malediven

The weather in Maldives in July is during the wet season, however weather conditions in the Maldives remain tropically blissful all year round.
The Maldives weather forcast for July shows a daily average temperature of 28 degrees. Similarly, the water temperature fluctuates around the 28 degree mark, ideal condition for scuba diving around the islands of Maldives. Unfortunately, the southwest summer monsoon also results in consistent thunderstorms, averaging 16 rainy days in the month with an average rainfall of about 150 mm.
The Maldives weather in July also brings balmy yet breezy conditions, with humidity around 85%, and about 15 hours of sunshine a day. In terms of Maldives weather conditions, it may not be the best time of year to visit, but relatively speaking, it still surpasses expectations with regards to delightful holiday climate.
You can view the detailed weather data for Maldives in July below, along with a 14 day weather forecast Maldives; for a breakdown of weather statistics by month, click on the month you wish to view!

Weather in Maldives

January 24th, 2011 | Comments Off | Posted in Holidays in Maldives, Malediven

Once you are on your scuba maldives holiday, if you are going diving you will be given a Maldives scuba weather forecast every day before setting off on your dive, as part of your daily dive briefing. Similarly, any resort will post a daily Maldives weather report, usually in the lobby or another prominent place within the hotel.

Hanifaru Bay in Baa Atoll, Maldives

January 12th, 2011 | Comments Off | Posted in Holidays in Maldives, Malediven

The most commonly asked question about Hanifaru Bay, Baa Atol Maldives is when is the best time to visit Hanifaru rah to be in with the best chances of diving in Hanifaru with manta ray Maldives Hanifaru and whale sharks Hanifaru. Hanifaru and whale sharks manta Hanifaru Bay are attracted to the malidiven Hanifaru Bay because of the large amounts of plankton that appear in Hanifaru Bay tauchen at certain times of the year. The Hanifaru reef Maldives is best visited in the months of July and August each year, when the Hanifaru plankton bloom is most prolific. Still, a visit on any July or August day to Hanifaru Bay in the Maldives does not guarantee that you will see the amazing feeding frenzy. That is why we recommend visiting on a Hanifafu Baa Atoll, so if conditions are not perfect, you can go and enjoy a nearby Hanifaru dive and then return to Hanifaru Island when conditions are improved. Many people also want to know how long feeding frenzy last Hanifaru, and the answer is that it can vary dramatically, typically the Hanifaru manta ray congregation lasts for around an hour or until the mantas Hanifaru have eaten all the plankton.

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