Diving with a Liveaboard Maldives | A Diving Holiday to Remember

Liveaboard Maldives have become one of the most popular liveaboard diving in the scuba diving community because of wealth of remarkable white sandy beaches, coral reefs, crystal clear waters, many great diving sites and affluent marine life. Most hotels and resorts in Maldives have facilities for scuba diving as it becomes the main activity for tourists visiting the country. Liveaboards in Maldives have increased by a large number recently. So many experience scuba divers prefer to book holiday with a Maldives liveaboard diving boat to enjoy a fully scuba related holiday. 

Liveaboard Maldives operators take the divers to many beautiful dive sites around the country. Maldives is not a big country anyway and with a liveaboard diving boat it becomes just fantastic. On a Maldives liveaboard diving boat you can expect to have more than 4 dives a day in the beautiful atolls and reefs. There are many dive sites around the capital Male where most of the liveaboard Maldives start their journey. Around Male there are many divers exploring the dive sites and the reefs seem a bit tired of human too. So for best diving you may wait till the liveaboard Maldives takes you to other atolls where there are fewer divers and most of the corals are untouched. 

The marine life in Maldivian water is just spectacular with many pelagic life and colorful coral gardens. In a typical dive you can easily encounter species like whale sharks, manta rays, eagle rays, reef sharks, hammerhead sharks and moray eels and also many smaller fish. Many liveaboard Maldives will give you a briefing about the marine life before jumping into the water. There are certain places where you can encounter many Manta rays in a single dive and some sites are famous for other species. So speak to your Maldives liveaboard diving operator if you want to experience anything specific. 
 
Regardless which dive site you choose, a Maldives liveaboard diving holiday will definitely be one of the most memorable thing in life. After all, the country has 99% water and just 1% land. So Maldives is definitely for underwater activities.