Maldives
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Gan Island
This large island was a base for the British navy and air force from 1912 to 1974. For this reason, the island is very well equipped and most of the population speaks English. Scuba diving allows you to discover many wrecks and a large marine fauna. A dike allows you to visit one of the four neighboring islands, where around 20,000 Maldivians live on fishing and vegetable crops.
Journey Highlights
- Kayak Safari
- Snorkeling
- Jeep Discovery Safari
- Hedhikaa Experience
- Scuba Diving
- Stand-up Paddle Board
Kaafu Atoll South
Among the many atolls that make up the Maldives archipelago, Kaafu Atoll is the most important. Located near the only international airport in the archipelago, on the island of Hulhule, it is the most touristic atoll in the Maldives, with around forty resorts totaling more than 4,000 rooms. The Male South Atoll is separated from Male North by the deep Vadoo Channel. Oval in shape, it is about 22 miles from north to south.
Journey Highlights
- Tour of Male
- Explore Guraidhoo house reef
- Walking tour of Guraidhoo
- Beach BBQ dinner
- Walking tour of Maafushi
- Tour of Gulhi Island
Kaafu Atoll North
Among the many atolls that make up the Maldives archipelago, Kaafu Atoll is the most important. Located near the only international airport in the archipelago, on the island of Hulhule, it is the most touristic atoll in the Maldives, with around forty resorts totaling more than 4,000 rooms. The Male North Atoll is separated from Male South by the deep Vadoo Channel. Oval in shape, it is about 22 miles from north to south..
Journey Highlights
- Fishing in Dhiffushi
- Dhiffushi island tour with evening tea
- Snorkelling excursion
- Sunset kayaking excursion in Thulusdhoo
- Huraa island tour with traditional meal
- Malé city tour
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