Maavahi

关于游轮

Maavahi 是一艘由马尔代夫当地机械师和工程师设计和建造而成的木制游轮，该游轮于1998年完成首航，并于 2009 年和 2017 年进行了全面的翻新升级。该游轮长27米，宽8.5米，共有3层舒适温馨的甲板，非常适合在狭窄的海域航行和出现在马尔代夫群岛的浅礁通道中。

该游轮内部光线充足，设有宽敞的用餐区和户外酒廊酒吧/用餐区，可在壮丽的印度洋环绕的户外用餐。除了温馨舒适的室内用餐区外，Maavahi 还设有一个大型遮阳日光甲板，非常适合吹拂微风，并360度无死角欣赏美丽的马尔代夫群岛风光。

Maavahi 主甲板上精致且充满异域风情的宽敞室内用餐区和邻近的餐厅全都由复古的木材装饰着，再次强调了该游轮舒适温馨的气氛。此外，船上的室外开放式吧台还可以为旅客提供酒类饮品和特制饮料。

根据旅客要求，游轮将提供53英尺的多尼船。 多尼船是任何成功的冲浪或潜水之旅的必备保姆船。这意味着我们可以走得更远，离礁石通道更近，在外面呆得更久。它还允许冲浪者将他们的冲浪板和硬件存放在船上。

来自斯里兰卡的经验丰富的厨师 Ishara 将烹制每天 3 次的美食，每天提供各种美味佳肴，而不仅仅是咖喱！此外，船上随时供应水果、巧克力棒、吐司、茶和咖啡等小吃。

Maavahi 在船宿期间可以提供多种不同的娱乐项目，如：冲浪，水肺潜水，浮潜，巡航，海钓，前往无人岛进行海滩BBQ晚餐或在海滩上享受日光浴，前往当地村庄进行游览，前往马累市区参观等等。

关于客舱

Maavahi 船上共有6间客舱，共可承载12位旅客：

所有客舱都配有空调系统，私人卫浴室，用于存放个人物品的小衣柜，如果您不喜欢空调，还可以使用壁扇。

6间 旅客客舱：
位于底层甲板，每间客舱内配有一张双人床和一张单人床(上下铺)，带有舷窗

关于潜水

• 通常每日提供2 - 3潜，每周1次夜潜/黄昏潜

• 登船日 & 离船日当天均不提供任何潜水项目

• 离船日前一天仅提供1 - 2潜 (根据旅客返程航班)

• 所有潜水项目均提供专业的潜水向导领潜服务

• 冲浪包船：每日提供4次冲浪活动

• 可以提供所有冲浪装备&配件的租借

其他信息

• 高氧潜水：可以提供，需要额外付费
• 15升气瓶：目前暂不提供/支持
• 循环呼吸器潜水：目前暂不提供/支持
• 技术潜水：目前暂时无法提供支持/租借
• 潜水装备：需提前预定，且需额外收费
• 潜水保险：潜水员必须持有效的潜水保险
• 网络供应：可以提供，需要额外付费
• 洗衣服务：目前暂时无法提供该服务
• 按摩服务：目前暂时无法提供该服务
• 船上支付方式：现金 (美元/欧元)
• 船员人数：7人，含1 -2位潜水向导

Diving Charter

Maavahi is one of the most versatile vessels in the Maldives and we can cater to specifics based on exactly what you want for your dive adventure. Our guides and crew know exactly where the best dive sites are located and we won’t stop at nothing to reach as many of them as possible during your experience with us.

North Ari Atoll – Ari Atoll (also called Alif or Alufu Atoll) is one of the biggest atolls and is located in the west of the archipelago. There’s lots to experience; diving with grey reef sharks, the Maaya Thila night dive, visiting multiple manta cleaning stations and more!

South Ari Atoll – From macro life to pelagic species, the Ari Atoll has it all! Be ready to see manta rays, guitar sharks, whale sharks, turtles and hundreds of colourful fish species.

North Male Atoll – North Male is famous for its pristine colourful reefs and pelagic species such as manta rays, whale sharks, hawksbill turtles and even the occasional eagle ray.

South Male Atoll – With a variety of large marine life, South Male Atoll is a great spot to see whale sharks, mantas, barracuda, turtles, eagle rays and different species of sharks (reef, grey and even hammerhead).

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Surfing Charter

Every season Maavahi will be deployed for 10 Night Outer Atoll Trips from March to October. Huvadhoo and Addu Atolls (referred often as the Southern/Outer Atolls) are located in the most southern section of the Maldives. Although not completely uncrowded, there are significantly fewer surf charters and surf resorts operating in this area, so even the most popular spots in this region tend to be relatively uncrowded. Of all the Maldives surf spots, the breaks in the Outer Atolls remain among the most secluded and idyllic, preserving the reality of a remote island paradise that comes complete with incredible waves.

Gaafu Dhaal – Starting from the airport making your way around in a clockwise direction. To keep an element of surprise for when you arrive, we haven’t named every wave. In some instances, we have provided the island name off which they break.

Kaededhdhoo (Right) – Island with the airport on it. Has a right-hander that is fun when the swell is large. It’s on the west side of the atoll, so it doesn’t receive as much swell as the other breaks.

Beacons or Barracuda Point (Right) – One of the most powerful and hollowest waves in the Maldives. Faces south so it picks up plenty of swell. Needs north-west or north winds, so is always better early season February to April. Pretty short ride with easy takeoff, after which you then line up for the inside section and the fun begins. Best on mid to high tide and can be surfed 2 to 10 feet.

Dhigulaabadhoo (Left) – Across the channel from Beacons, we call it Dhiraagu after the phone company in the Maldives, as the island is shaped like a phone. A sort of fat ride on the takeoff but if the swell direction is right, it can link up with another section on the inside, where it produces a bit more speed and power. Needs the same wind as Beacons and can be surfed on all tides. Plenty of marine life around here and possible to see whale sharks.

Castaways (Right) – Very shallow – only to be surfed on high tide. When the swell is over 4 foot, it breaks out the back where a fun wave can be had and you make the choice to keep going through to the inside, where it hits the shallow ledge and gets a bit tricky. Nice little, deserted island in front of the break.

Blue Bowls (Right) – Long wave, not so hollow but a lot of fun. Best around 4-6 feet on mid tide. It is protected if the wind swings around to south/south-west which is common from April – August.

Gani Point (Right) – Another wave protected from south/south-west winds. Gets very hollow especially on mid tide.

Booga Reef (Peak) – A bombie in the middle of the channel between 2 islands. Not so hollow but a fun ride can be had. The right is usually the pick, needs west / north-west wind, making it another protected option from April – August.

Love Charms (Left) – Great wave from takeoff to finish, nice tube on the inside, breaks 2-10 feet, needs west to northern winds and can be surfed on all tides. Fall in love with it.

Rockets (Left) – Fun wave, not so hollow but nice long walls to be had. Picks up plenty of swell and can be surfed all tides. Needs west to north winds.