Ocean Sapphire Dive Safari

Made for the sapphire ocean it frequents, the Ocean Sapphire stands three decks tall, ready to cater to a diver's every need. This sleek yacht houses spacious cabins made for maximum comfort and other amenities that perfectly combine modern luxury with the polished interiors of natural teak and pine.

Dive Overview

The Maldives is one of the most popular diving destinations throughout the globe with some of the world-renowned dive sites. With clear blue water, white sand beaches, and great visibility, the Maldives is an idyllic paradise. Take a trip to the Maldives and you may see manta rays, whale sharks, reef sharks, and much more.

[See: Maldives Dive Travel Guide]

Accommodation Overview

The Ocean Sapphire houses a total of 11 cabins, 7 on the Lower Deck and 4 on the Upper Deck. Guests can choose among cabins with the following configurations: double-bedded cabins (on the Upper Deck), cabins with a double bed and a single bed, cabins with two single beds, and a family cabin with a small double bed and a single bed (all on the Lowe Deck.) The Upper Deck cabins come complete with an LCD TV, private climate controls, an attached bathroom/toilet in each cabin, a bathtub in the family cabin, a dressing table & chair in all cabins, a wardrobe, individually controlled lights, and a personal safe. The Lower Deck Cabin facilities include private climate controls, an attached bathroom/toilet in each cabin, a bathtub in the family cabin, a dressing table & chair in all cabins, a wardrobe, individually controlled lights, and a personal safe.

Food & Drinks

The Ocean Sapphire restaurant offers guests a buffet of international and local flavors, capable of accommodating 22 pax at a time. Guests can also make use of the bar which is ready to serve guests cocktails of their choice.

Dive Information

Central Atolls Itinerary - Alif And Vaavu Atoll

A typical dive following the Central Atolls Itinerary starts in Male. From there the vessel will head to Vaavu Atoll and then cross over to Alif Atoll, eventually returning to Male Atoll. Depending on the weather, the itinerary may be followed in reverse. There are up to three scuba dives per day (except the check-in day and the last 24 hours before flying) and one night dive per week.