Carina

Barca

Carina e' lunga 33 metri e larga 9, e' costruita in legno ed e' stata completamente ristrutturata nel 2012, come barca da crociera con una lunga esperienza riuscira' a farvi scoprire punti d'immersione poco conosciuti ai piu'.

I sub navigheranno tra gli atolli ed li esploreranno in maniera sicura e con comfort, ci si fermera' in posti tranquilli per scoprire la vera essenza delle Maldive.

L'esperte guide pianificheranno le immersioni in base alle esigenze dei sub, ma sempre dando la precedenza alla sicurezza della barca e dei clienti.

Carina e' gestita da una delle migliori compagnie maldiviane ed ha attratto sub da tutte le parti del mondo e molti sono tornati piu' di una volta.

Carina per adesso e' una delle due barche alle Maldive che offre ai suoi clienti il sistema di sicurezza ENOS>

Carina puo' offrire diverse attivita' come: immersioni, snorkelling e surf.

Cabine

Carina ha 10 cabine e puo' ospitare un massimo di 20 passeggeri.

Tutte le cabine hanno aria condizionata, bagno privato con doccia calda e mini bar.

8 Cabine matrimoniali/doppie： 1 letto matrimoniale ed uno singolo.

1 Cabina doppia： 2 letti singoli.

1 Cabina matrimoniale： 2 letti matrimoniali.

Immersioni

• fino a 17 immersioni alla settimana, dipende dal programma e dallae condizioni meteo.

• Nessuna immersione il giorno della partenza e dell'arrivo.

• Tutte le immersioni sono guidate da guide professioniste.

Altre informazioni

• Nitrox： Disponibile gratuitamente.
• Affitto Attrezzatura： Prezzi su richiesta e bisogna prenotare in anticipo.
• Assicurazione Subacquea：Obbligatoria.
• Assicurazione Viaggio : Consigliata.
• Wi-Fi Internet： Disponibile con costo aggiuntivo.
• Pagamento a bordo： In contanti (USD/Euro).
• Equipaggio： 12, incluse 2 guide.
• Mancia all'equipaggio: Non inclusa, da dare in base alla propria soddisfazione.

Best of Maldives | 8D/7N

North & South Male , Vaavu , South Ari & North Ari , Male

Many of the dives on the Best of Maldives | Classic Route, suitable for all levels of divers, however, unpredictable and strong currents are to be expected in certain areas. Inexperienced and beginner divers may find some dives challenging and may be asked by the Cruise Director to skip dives that are not suitable for their diving experience. On some dives, the recommended depth is below 18m therefore advanced or Deep Diver training is advised.

Highlights :
Rasdhoo Atoll: Hammerhead Dive, Beautiful Reef with Pelagics
North Ari Atoll: Grey Reef Sharks, Maaya Thila Night Dive, Multiple Manta Cleaning Stations
South Ari Atoll: Whalesharks, Beautiful Pinnacles
South Male Atoll: Grey Reef Sharks, Eagle Rays, Other Pelagics, Beautiful Macro Wreck
Vaavu Atoll: Grey Reef Sharks, Eagle Rays, Other Pelagics, Traditional Maldivian Channel Diving
North Male Atoll: Beautiful Pinnacles

Manta Madness | 8D/7N (July till October)

Hanifaru Bay (Baa Atoll)

At Hanifaru Bay, you can do snorkeling, diving is not permitted anymore. During your snorkeling, you must keep a proper distance from whale sharks and manta rays, a radius of 3 meters from the head section of the whale shark and 4 meters at its tail is the minimum distance you must maintain. You should not approach the creature from the front or cross its path, stay at sides and swim with whale sharks. It is allowed to take pictures but without flash, you cannot use a scooter or motorized devices to tow yourself. Touching, stroking or even getting that close is prohibited and there are trained rangers monitoring your moves.

Highlights :
Dhonfanu Thila, Kihaa Thila, Hanifaru Bay (Snorkeling), Dhigu Thila, Nelivaru Haa, Muthaa Thila, Dharavandhoo Thila

Deep South - 1 | 12D/11N or 15D/14N (February till April)

Huvadhoo is the second largest of the Maldivian atolls and the second largest in the world (in terms of overall surface area). It consists of a circular-shaped ring of reefs with a smaller, thumb-like, extension of at the northern end enclosing a deep central lagoon (up to 85 m in depth) that is studded throughout with numerous smaller patch reefs, coral knolls, faros, and small coral islets. The outermost reefs of the atoll form a discontinuous barrier to the open ocean made up from 40 reef segments separated from one another by deep passages connecting the open waters of the Indian Ocean with those of the interior lagoon, making for some fantastic diving and marine life sightings! Deep South famous for channel dives in current and drift dives for pelagic and big fish life. (Blue water dives and deep dives)

Highlights :
South Male Atoll: Grey Reef Sharks, Eagle Rays, Other Pelagics, Beautiful Macro Wreck
Vaavu Atoll: Grey Reef Sharks, Eagle Rays, Other Pelagics, Traditional Maldivian Channel Diving
Meemu Atoll: Beautiful channels with pelagic action, Sailfish, Grey Reef Sharks, Eagle Rays and beautiful soft coral. Manta cleaning station.
Thaa Atoll: Hammerhead Sharks, Whale Sharks, Dolphins, Traditional Maldivian Channel Diving.
Laamu Atoll: Beautiful fish filled channels with great shark encounters.
Huvadhoo Atoll: Whale Sharks, more sharks, fast channel dives in Vilingilli Kandu area

Deep South - 2 | 8D/7N (February till April)

Highlights :
Huvadhoo Atoll : Gemanafushi outside , Gemanafushi Kandu , Whale Sharks, more sharks, fast channel dives in Vilingilli Kandu area.
Diving at Nilandhoo Kandu sees divers likely to face the strongest current near the entrance of the channel and the drop-off.Expect to see mantas, leopard sharks, grey reef sharks, silky sharks, schools of barracudas, eagle rays, schools of jacks, and turtles on the sandy bottom. Nilandhoo Kandu is popular with ‘shark trips’ and underwater photographers.
Foammulah : Foamulah corner , Foamulah Platoon, Tiger Zoo
Addu : We can see the wreck of World War 2 called British loyalty , Maa Kandu , Maa Faru , Manta Point