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Maldives · Indian Ocean · Two trips, one expedition

Dive the Maldives, twice.

رحلة ناتلس إلى المالديف 2027
26 January – 5 February 2027 · Fulidhoo & Fuvahmulah · Book one trip or both
The expedition

Two islands. Two completely different sides of the Maldives.

Start in Fulidhoo, where laid-back island life meets the current-swept channels and reefs of Vaavu Atoll. Expect colourful reef diving, rays, nurse sharks and some of the Maldives' most memorable underwater encounters. Then travel south to Fuvahmulah — a remote, one-island atoll surrounded by deep ocean and famous for big-animal diving. Tiger sharks are the headline, with the possibility of thresher sharks, hammerheads and other pelagic visitors. Choose one 5-night adventure or combine both for 10 nights of diving across two very different Maldivian destinations.
11 Days
26 Jan – 5 Feb
2 Islands
Fulidhoo + Fuvahmulah
5+5 Nights
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26 – 31 January 2027

Trip 1 · Fulidhoo Island

Fulidhoo combines the relaxed atmosphere of a small Maldivian island with access to some of Vaavu Atoll's best-known reefs, channels and shark diving. Days are built around the tides and conditions, giving us the flexibility to choose the best diving available. Expect current-swept channels, healthy reefs, rays, nurse sharks and the possibility of larger pelagic encounters along the way. For divers who want the classic Maldives experience — beautiful reefs, exciting drifts and plenty of marine life — this is the perfect first half of the expedition.
  • Nurse sharks & ray encounters
  • Channel and drift diving
  • Reefs packed with Maldivian marine life
  • Relaxed local-island experience
Private Room800 KDPer person
Twin-Bed Shared Room650 KDPer person
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31 January – 5 February 2027

Trip 2 · Fuvahmulah Island

Welcome to one of the Maldives' most extraordinary diving destinations. Fuvahmulah is a remote, single-island atoll rising from the deep Indian Ocean, creating the conditions for encounters with some of the ocean's most impressive predators. Tiger sharks are the star of the show, but the waters around Fuvahmulah can also bring thresher sharks, hammerheads, rays and other pelagic species. Every dive has the potential to be different. This is the more adventurous half of the expedition, created for divers who want big animals, blue water and the unexpected.
  • Tiger shark dives at the famous Tiger Zoo
  • Chance of thresher and hammerhead encounters
  • Pelagic and blue-water diving
  • A completely different Maldives experience
Private Room1,200 KDPer person
Twin-Bed Shared Room800 KDPer person
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Day by day

Itinerary & details

Trip 1 · Fulidhoo Island

26 – 31 January 2027
Royal Villa + Kinān Sentral

Day 1 · 26 Jan — Arrive in Fulidhoo, transfer to the hotel, island orientation, trip briefing, dinner and time to settle in.

Days 2–5 — Two morning boat dives each day, exploring different sites around Vaavu Atoll. An additional afternoon and night dive will be scheduled on selected days, with dive sites chosen according to sea conditions and the best available diving opportunities.

Day 6 · 31 Jan — Breakfast, check-out and transfer onward to Malé-Fuvahmulah for Trip 2, or return to Malé for your journey home.

 

Trip 2 · Fuvahmulah Island

31 January – 5 February 2027
Ocean Pearl Hotel

Day 1 · 31 Jan — Arrive in Fuvahmulah, transfer to the hotel, trip briefing, dinner and time to settle in.

Days 2–4 · 1-3 Feb— Three dives per day: one dive at the famous Tiger Zoo, followed by two dives at different sites around Fuvahmulah, selected according to conditions.

Day 5 · 4 Feb — Rest day to explore and enjoy Fuvahmulah. An optional early-morning dive is available at an additional charge.

Day 6 · 5 Feb — Breakfast, check-out and transfer to the airport for the flight home.

What's included

  • Accommodation in your selected room type
  • Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • Scheduled Guided boat dives
  • Transfers within the Maldives
  • Nautilus trip leader throughout

Not included

  • International flights
  • Dive equipment rental
  • Travel insurance
  • Personal expenses and tips
  • Optional dives and island activities
Island life

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Why travel with Nautilus

Travel with people who know diving — and know you.

From Kuwait to the Maldives and back again, the Nautilus team travels with you.
We plan, coordinate, dive and share the experience as one group, combining years of professional diving experience with the personal attention and support our divers know us for.
A great dive trip is not only about choosing the right destination or dive sites. It is also about who you travel with, who is beside you underwater, and who is there when you need support.
From preparation before departure to the final dive, our team works closely with our local partners, follows the conditions, supports each diver and helps make the entire journey as safe, comfortable and enjoyable as possible.
You take care of the diving. We take care of the trip — and the people on it.

Experienced Dive Team

Travel and dive alongside experienced Nautilus professionals who understand the destination, the diving conditions and the needs of the group.

Safety Comes First

Schedules matter, but safety matters more. Dive planning, sea conditions and each diver's comfort and ability always come before simply completing the itinerary.

People Who Know You

You are not just another name on a booking list. Our team travels, dives and spends the trip with the group, providing support before, during and after every dive.

Experience You Can Rely On

Nautilus has been training divers, developing professionals and organising dive experiences for years. That experience travels with us on every expedition.
Come for the Maldives. Remember the people you shared it with.
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