Asia and the Pacific - Maldives
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DURATION Tour code: MC Tour style: Classic
TOUR DAYS 8
Tour comfort: Simple Tour pace: Relaxed
Maldive Dhoni Cruise
£920
TOUR ONLY £1696 FLIGHT INCLUSIVE
D8 D9
AYS AYS
Tour essentials
NORTH MALE ATOLL
Vaadhoo Caves
SOUTH MALE ATOLL
MALDIVES
FELIDHOO ATOLL
Cruising through the Flower of the Indies
On this holiday we cruise among the remote atolls of the idyllic Maldives aboard a traditional dhoni. We eat and sleep aboard the boat as we sail between the unspoilt palm-fringed tropical islands of South Male, Felidhoo and Meemu. On the way we visit small fi shing villages and stop to swim or snorkel over the beautiful coral reefs.
8 day tour itinerary
Day 1 Join tour Male. Meet the crew and board the dhoni. Set sail towards the South Male Atolls. Anchor for the night off the island of Guraidhoo or Rihiveli. Day 2 Dhoni cruise Sail to Anbaraa Island. Spend the afternoon swimming or snorkelling. There is the possibility of a beach barbecue in the evening. Day 3 Meemu Atoll Continue to the uninhabited island of Fenboa Finolhu. Optional swimming and snorkelling. Day 4 Dhiggaru Dock in the harbour and visit the village. In the evening enjoy a traditional Bodu Beru
music performance. Days 5/6 Vaavu Atoll Experience village life with a visit to Fulidhoo. Sail to Hulhidhoo reef for snorkelling. Day 7 Male Sail back towards the capital and enjoy our last day on board the dhoni. Day 8 Tour ends Male. Please note: The itinerary is dependent on weather conditions and may vary with the seasons. Any alternative will include a similar mix of sights and activities.
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Tropical moorings
AMBARAA
Uninhabitated Island
Fenboa Finolhu
MEEMU ATOLL
DHIGGARU
Fishing village Bodu Beru performance
MALE
Mosque & Markets
GURAIDHOO EMBOODHOO
FINOLHU Lagoon
INDIAN OCEAN
FELIDHOO
Accommodation: 7 nights simple boat. Meals: 7 breakfasts, 7 lunches and 7 dinners are included. Tour Staff: Explore Representative, boat crew and cook. Transport: Boat. Group size: Generally 10 - 16.
Planned tour dates 0 km 30 km
2014 Tour only dates 5 Jan - 12 Jan 19 Jan - 26 Jan 26 Jan - 2 Feb 2 Feb - 9 Feb 9 Feb - 16 Feb 16 Feb - 23 Feb 23 Feb - 2 Mar 2 Mar - 9 Mar 9 Mar - 16 Mar 16 Mar - 23 Mar 23 Mar - 30 Mar 30 Mar - 6 Apr 6 Apr - 13 Apr 13 Apr - 20 Apr 20 Apr - 27 Apr 17 Aug - 24 Aug 24 Aug - 31 Aug 7 Sep - 14 Sep 28 Sep - 5 Oct 19 Oct - 26 Oct 9 Nov - 16 Nov 16 Nov - 23 Nov 23 Nov - 30 Nov 30 Nov - 7 Dec 21 Dec - 28 Dec 28 Dec - 4 Jan
Dhoni boat
Thought to derive from the Arab Dhow the Maldivian Dhoni boat is made from coconut wood and made by hand. Boats take on average 45 days to complete, often using no detailed plans and relying on knowledge and skills passed down through generations.
2015 Tour only dates 4 Jan - 11 Jan 25 Jan - 1 Feb 1 Feb - 8 Feb
8 Feb - 15 Feb
15 Feb - 22 Feb 22 Feb - 1 Mar 1 Mar - 8 Mar 8 Mar - 15 Mar 15 Mar - 22 Mar 22 Mar - 29 Mar 29 Mar - 5 Apr 5 Apr - 12 Apr 12 Apr - 19 Apr
Flexible fl ight options We have a range of fl exible fl ight options available, please call our sales team for more details.
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