Explore the Galapagos of the Maldives with Our 8-Day, 7-Night Tiger Shark Diving Adventure — Ideal for Groups and Solo Travelers!
This all-inclusive package covers everything — accommodation, meals, transfers, 15 incredible dives, and all taxes — so you can focus entirely on your adventure.
Fuvahmulah Island, home to the largest population of tiger sharks and the only known mating site for both tiger and thresher sharks, offers an unmatched diving experience. Dive with silvertip, whitetip reef, and grey reef sharks, and spot whale sharks during their season. Keep an eye out for mola molas, pilot whales, and oceanic mantas, making every dive a once-in-a-lifetime encounter.
Book your spot today and dive into an adventure like no other!
What's included
- Complimentary WIFi in the rooms & public areas of the Guesthouse
- Use of SCUBA equipment
- A traditional Maldivian feast with a local family to immerse yourself in the culture.
- Lunch
- Use of Snorkelling equipment
- Dinner
- Enjoy 15 dives, with daily tiger sharks, plus sightings of thresher sharks, whalesharks, and more
- Breakfast
- 7 nights of accommodation in comfortable local guesthouse
- Motorbike available for one-time use during your stay to explore the island on your own.
- Beach towels, local fruits, and drinking water are available on the boat.
- Daily shuttle service from the guesthouse to the harbor for dives
- Airport pickup and drop-off from Fuvahmulah Domestic Airport
- All taxes and Service Charges
- A PADI or SSI certified dive instructor and guide for the dives
- Roundtrip domestic flight from Velana International Airport to Fuvahmulah Domestic Airport
What's Not Included
- Service tips and gratuities
- Professional underwater Photography
- DIVE Insurance
- Beverages during meal times
Tour available in your selected language
Additional information
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Specialized infant seats are available
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health