MV MALDIVES
PRINCESS Maldives Finest Dive Yacht
www.MalDiveSafari.com
MV MALDIVES
PRINCESS
Exquisitely designed and furnished the Maldives Princess offers boutique style live-aboard cruising and diving experience. Palatial cabins are equipped with LCD TV, en-suite and spacious lounge set up with internet, generous space for camera work, presentations and scrumptious dining. Diving is support is on a spacious dedicated dhoni. Three to four dives per day and Nitrox is free.
OATT
BOAT
SPECIFICATIONS Year built
2011 - 2012, Republic of Maldives
Boat length
43 meters
Breadth
11 meters
Depth
5.600 meters
Engine
720hp, Doosan Daewoo - diesel
Certified
Inspected and Certified by Ministry of Transport & Ministry of Tourism
Speed
Travel speed: 12-14 knots
Electricity
2 x 50 kW and 1 x 20KW Perkins generators, 230V, 24 hr electricity
Water
2 water maker each producing 12tons per/day, and storage 20 tons
Navigation & Communication
Global Positioning System (GPS), SSB Marine Radio, Depth Sounder, Mobile Phones, Internet, Search Light, Binoculars, Map
Safety equipment
Oxygen, Fire alarms, fire extinguisher, fire horse, fire pump
Crew
13 including Captain, Cruise Director, Chef, PADI Dive Instructor, and 3 people on diving tender
Decks
Cabins in the lower deck, Parlor - Main deck, Jacuzzi on top deck.
Parlour
Restaurant, bar, LCD TV, video, DVD, HIFI, Internet Wi-Fi, BOSE Sound system, rechargeable battery station for cameras other personal gadgets
Cabins
11 spacious cabins (09 state cabins, and 02 suite) can be booked as double, twin accommodations, each with private bath containing toilet, vanity and private climate control, LCD TV, DVD player, a private mini bar, electronic safe, telephone and daily fruits
Kitchen
Dine on contemporary flavours from the Maldives, the East and the West prepared by our chefs. The finest crustaceans cooked in various aromatic styles are guaranteed to suit palates of all nationalities
Bar
All types of Beers, unlimited various wines, champagne, cocktails, spirits, mineral water and soft drinks.
Diving Dhoni
55 foot dive tender
Compressor
2 Bauer Compressor
Nitrox
Nitrox Membrane System with 9 air banks
Weights
Weight belts and weights available free for usage
Rental Equipment
Regulator complete, BCD complete, Dive Lamp, Dive Computer, Mask, Snorkel, Fins, Wetsuit, Snorkel Set, Weight and Belt.
Photo Credit : Michael Aw
ABOUT
MALDIVES Getting to Male’ Singapore Air via Singapore Malaysia Airlines via Kuala Lampur Emirates Airlines via Dubai Direct flights from many European cities Direct flights/connections from major airport throughout the world Maldives has deep blue seas, turquoise reefs, white sandy beaches and palm trees. It is also a place full of character, where its people have long spent their days languishing in the very essence of idyll living. While it is the perfect place to sit on a beach and watch a sunset with a cocktail balanced on your hand, it is also a geographical marvel, knowing that there are thousands of fish swimming around the vivid corals just a few feet away from where you sit
Photo Credit : Hussain Shiham
Photo Credit : Mohamed Majid
WEATHER
GEOGRAPHY
The weather in the Maldives is usually picture perfect: sunlit days, breezy nights, balmy mornings, and iridescent sunsets. The temperature hardly ever changes - which makes packing for your holiday an easy task (see what to pack). With the average temperature at about 30 degrees Celsius throughout the year, the sun is a constant on most days, shining through treetops, creating lacy patterns on your feet, healing coldbones with its warmth.
The Maldives lies in two rows of atolls in the Indian Ocean, just across the equator. The country is made up of 1,190 coral islands formed around 26 natural ring-like atolls, spread over 90,000 square kilometers. These atolls structures are formed upon a sharp ridge rising from the ocean, making way for their secluded uniqueness..
Throughout the day, the sun will make itself known, ensuring that it will be remembered and missed, like an old friend, as you pack up your suitcases to leave.
Ninety-nine percent of the Maldives is made up of sea. The people of the islands are widely dispersed across the atolls, with about 200 inhabited islands. About 90 islands are developed as tourist resort and the rest are uninhabited or used for agriculture and other livelihood purposes.
Photo Credit : Ibrahim Iujaz Hafiz
ENVIRONMENT Several government regulations have been set up to enable a system to provide natural protection for the otherwise fragile 1,190 islands of Maldives. Important marine areas are selected as protected regions, starting from 1995. Endangered marine species like the whale shark, turtles, dolphins as well as corals are also protected by law. Hanifaru, a bay like lagoon in Baa atoll of Maldives, is among the most recently protected marine areas. This area is home to rays from around the Maldives that gather here to feast on the masses of planktons brought into the lagoon by water currents.
Photo Credit : Michael Aw
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Helengeli
Gaafaru
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Omadhoo
Hirilandhoo
Kadoodhoo
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Dhigaaru Maduvvari Raiymandhoo Madifushi
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Thinadhoo FELIDHOO Keyodhoo
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Water Garden Island Spa
Vaanee Olhuveli Maaeboodhoo KUDAHUVADHOO Enboodhoofushi
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Veligandu Island
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RESORTS H4 Adaaran Club Bathala I5 Adaaran Club Rannalhi H6 Adaaran Select Hudhuranfushi F4 Adaaran Select Meedhupparu I5 Alimatha Aquatic Resort O5 Alila Villas Hadahaa, Maldives I5 Anantara Resort & Spa Maldives I4 Angaga Island Resort & Spa H5 Angsana Resort & Spa Maldives Ihuru I6 Asdu Sun Island I4 Athurugau Island Resort H5 Bandos Island Resort H5 Banyan Tree Maldives Vabbinfaru H5 Baros Maldives I5 Biyadhoo Island Resort K6 Chaya Lagoon Hakuraa Huraa H6 Club Faru H6 Club Med Kanifinolhu H5 Coco Palm Boduhithi F4 Coco Palm Dhunikolhu H5 Coco Palm Kudahithi I5 Cocoa Island I4 Conrad Maldives Rangali Island I5 Dhiggiri Tourist Resort H6 Dhonveli Beach & Spa Resort I4 Diva Maldives J5 Dream Island Maldives H4 Ellaidhoo Tourist Resort H6 Embudu Village G5 Eriyadu Island Resort I5 Fihaalhohi Tourist Resort J5 Filitheyo Island Resort H6 Four Seasons Maldives at Kuda Huraa F5 Four Seasons Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru I5 Fun Island Resort H4 Gangehi Island Resort H6 Gasfinolhu Island Resort H5 Giraavaru Tourist Resort H4 Halavali Holiday Village G6 Helengeli Island Resort E5 Hilton Maldives Irufushi I4 Holiday Island F6 Hudhufushi H5 Huvafen Fushi C5 Island Hideaway at Dhonakulhi Maldives, Spa Resort & Marina H5 Island of Bolifushi I5 Kandooma Tourist Resort E6 Kanuhura, Maldives F5 Kihaadhuffaru Resort F5 Komandhoo Maldive Island Resort I4 Kudarah Island Resort H4 Kuramathi Tourist Resort E5 Kuredu Island Resort H6 Kurumba Maldives H5 Laguna Maldives I4 Lily Beach Resort H4 Maayafushi Tourist Resort I4 Machchafushi Island Resort H4 Madoogali Resort G5 Makunudu Island B4 Manafaru K6 Medufushi Island Resort H6 Meeru Island Resort I4 Mirihi Island Resort I4 Moofushi Island Resort H4 Nika Island Resort I5 Olhuveli Beach & Spa Resort G5 One&Only at Reethi Rah F6 Palm Beach Island Resort I5 Palm Tree Island H6 Paradise Island Resort & Spa I4 Ranveli Village F5 Reethi Beach Resort I5 Rihiveli Beach Resort F5 Royal Island Resort & Spa R5 Shangri-la Maldives H6 Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa F5 Soneva Fushi Resort & Spa H6 Soneva Gili Resort & Spa G5 Summer Island Village I4 Sun Island Resort & Spa H6 Taj Exotica Resort & Spa Maldives I4 Thudufushi Island Resort H6 Thulhaagiri Island Resort I4 Twin Island Resort H5 Vadoo Island Resort I4 Vakarufalhi Island Resort J5 Velavaru Island Resort H4 Velidhu Island Resort H5 Veligandu Island Resort I4 Vilamendhoo Island Resort J5 Vilu Reef Beach & Spa Resort H5 Vivanta by Taj Coral H4 W Retreat & Spa - Maldives
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Photo Credit : Michael Aw
DIVING IN THE
MALDIVES
Diving in the Maldives can be categorized into 3 main types. The outer reef of the atoll, channel dives and “thila” dives. Divers can enjoy drift dives along the outer walls of the atoll that slope steeply down to an apparent bottomless ocean. A great variety of marine life can be experienced in such a dive and even you maybe rewarded with the sight of sharks, dolphins, huge tuna and marlins from the open blue. Channel dives are one of the most challenging dives in the Maldives. Oceaning waters flowing into this narrow channel bring a vast concentration of microscopic life into these channels and it is a staple diet for a large number of fish and other marine life. The reef fishes swim in large numbers making schools for feeding on these organisms and this draws the attention of larger predators as well. Thila, meaning “shallow” in Maldives, is a small submerged reef mostly situated in the middle of a channel. Butt the can be found well inside the atolls as well. Most thilas have a reef top depth of 8m to 10m, and the sides sloping down to the atoll floors to about 35m to 40m. A thila provides an excellent environment for marine life and is home to all kinds of species of all sizes.
Photo Credit : Michael Tan
Photo Credit : Michael Aw
Photo Credit : Michael Tan
Photo Credit : Michael Aw
Photo Credit : Michael Aw
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