While you can choose from a long list of other accommodation options in the Maldives, the Mosaique will offer the astounding services and facilities for a highly comfortable stay and convenient traveling throughout the archipelago. Let’s discuss each of these facilities one by one. The Maldive Mosaique Yacht gives you:
Are you interested in visiting one of the hundreds of unpopulated Maldives Atolls? Our fully functional yacht glides effortlessly through all types of waters and can visit world reknown dive spots which gives you a different experience every time you dive. You’ll have easy access to remote spots and dive locations with the use of the accompanying fully equiped dive boat with Nitrox. The Maldives Mosaique with it's top-notch diving boat and dive equipment you will witness some of the most mesmerizing undersea world.
The Maldive Mosaique liveaboard is just like a luxurious hotel on water. However, because you share the boat with only a few other guests, you only pay a fraction of what luxury hotels demand. When you book with us, you get some neat onboard freebies such as all three meals, tea, coffee, and water. You’ll also get to enjoy three free dives a day, unlimited fishing and water sports based on advanced booking. Staying on a luxurious yacht, traveling around the Maldives, and participating in your favorite activities can come at an extremely affordable price.
When cruising through Maldivian waters, it’s a huge advantage to have local knowledge. The Maldive Mosaique crewmembers not only possess fantastic knowledge about numerous areas, but they are also friendly, cooperative, and highly skilled divers and sailors. The crew can take you to some exotic locations and show you the best places for an experience of a lifetime.
An intimate yacht environment allows you to meet new people and make great friends. The Maldive Mosaique allows a maximum of only 24 passengers, so you’re bound to socialize with others and get to know them. On the yacht, you can expect to find others who share the same hobbies as you, and you can even chat with the warm and cheery crewmembers.
During your journey, you'll get to experience it all within a peaceful, exclusive environment. With a yacht, you can enjoy the Maldives islands, ocean life, and spectacular activities all without the rush of people and noisy atmosphere.
The Maldive Mosaique takes away all your worries while delighting your taste buds - you'll enjoy a luxurious experience while we provide an array of food, snacks, and drinks. The menu features highly delectable creations that combine the best parts of western dishes with the highlights of Maldivian cuisine.
On the yacht, you’ll get to experience some of the most luxurious rooms you’ll come across around the entire group of islands. The rooms are designed specially to provide maximum comfort, so you remain well-rested and refreshed to enjoy your daily happenings. The best part is you get to look outside your window and witness the magnificent glittering ocean whenever you want. What’s more, is that you don't have to get something separate for traveling throughout the islands, and a different package for hotel or stay. The Maldive Mosaique takes care of all the needs within itself.
The Maldives islands have a whole lot to offer. You can’t complete your stay without partaking in one of the most popular activities in the Maldives – scuba diving. The Maldive Mosaique is fully equipped for handling all requirements for scuba diving, such as a 60 feet (20m) “dive dhoni” used for carrying out dives and a speed dinghy safety vessel. There are also fire extinguishers and a comprehensive first aid kit to cater to your safety.
The Maldive Mosaique features an assortment of extra facilities for your pleasure, such as a spa offering a bunch of relaxing treatments and massages or a jacuzzi, letting you sit back and unwind. Unlike at a hotel, you have these facilities traveling with you, so whenever you feel the need to relax, you can have a spa or jacuzzi at your disposal. There’s also a huge sunbathing area to work on your tan while taking in the fresh ocean scent. If none of these facilities interest you, there are LED TVs in all public areas and cabins for you to enjoy movies and shows.
In the Maldive Mosaique yacht, you get to travel with a small set of people, so it doesn’t take too much time waiting for larger groups. You’ll experience a more relaxed itinerary because you won’t always have to rush to get to and from shore. Take all the time you need to discover interesting sights or simply relax on some of the most charming beaches of the world without having to worry about a tight schedule. But we make sure that you get 3 dives per day, a night dive and a barbecue on the beach of a virign island.
Inside the Maldive Mosaique, twelve modern, spacious rooms await you including five Sea Breeze balcony rooms, four cruiser cabins, two cruiser suites on the lower level, and a Sky Light suite on the third level.
Do you have a large family or a broad group of friends? The 26.5 sq. Meter suites are perfect for you. Located on the liveaboard’s lower level, the Cruiser Suites feature a standard double bed and an additional full-size daybed. The extremely spacious suites offer a splendid, luxurious experience with beautiful, massive bathrooms as well.
The yacht presents four Cruiser Cabins as well. They are a little smaller than Cruiser Suites at 15sq. Meters but owns the same high-standard furniture, décor, and facilities. These cozy bedrooms are with attached bathroom and bath, ocean view window, fully airconditioned and excellent memory foam mattresses just like all other rooms in this yacht.
The yacht also includes five very unique, highly comfortable Sea Breeze balcony rooms. These phenomenal rooms are the most luxurious out of all the other types of accommodation on the liveaboard, and they’re the most popular amongst guests as well. Each Sea Breeze room features a beautiful balcony that allows you to admire the breathtaking views of the ocean. No matter how many people you are traveling with, you can enjoy an exclusive, extravagant stay with a completely private outdoor bath as well. These cabins also boasts with full size windows for the ocean view connecting to balcony with seating and coffee table. The experience in your rooms are as unforgettable as the enjoyment underwarter or the relaxing cruise.
Are you looking for a private room for your journey? Our exceptional 80 sqm Sky Light suite is the best choice. Situated on the front of the yacht's upper level, it offers an entirely private balcony with a captivating 270-degree panoramic view of scenic Maldivian beauty. An outdoor bath lets you sit back and relax to melt away all your worries. The Suite consists of a full king bed with two-day beds, comfy sofa and a full wardrobe and dressing table as well.The attached private balcony and and outdoor bath are few things you are bound to love and enjoy. The most amazing feature of the room is the splendid driver view of the vessel. The room being located at the front end of the boat with curved glass roofing.
Whether you’re into refreshing underwater excursions, exhilarating sports atop the Maldives waters or you simply enjoy a delicious meal on the beach; there's something for you. At Maldive Mosaique, we make sure there are a variety of activities for all kinds of travelers. From diving to water sports, let's see what a voyage on this yacht has to offer.
Enjoy a thrilling scuba diving expedition by yacht and experience some of the best diving spots in the Maldives. Equipped with a fully functional, special 20-meter dive boat housing the most modern gear for diving, you'll want to experience this adventure through the Maldive Mosaique liveaboard. The dive boat can accommodate 30 divers, and an expert dive instructor and a divemaster will join the voyage.
While we sail you around to the most magnificent diving sites, all you'll need to do is bring along your camera to capture the sensational beauty of the sea. What does the Maldive Mosaique have in store? There's the lively Maaya Thila spot, the remarkable Banana Reef site, and a whole lot more.
Maaya Thila, known as one of the top dives amongst the islands, is an excellent location for advanced and beginner level divers. The diving site runs from six meters (20 feet) to approximately 30 meters (98 feet) deep and comprises of an 80 meter (252 feet) wide reef. At Maaya Thila, divers will come across jaw-dropping marine life and neat geographic elements such as caves and overhangs.
The world-class Maaya Thila reef is bursting with life, home to barracuda, mantas, triggerfish, Moorish idols, turtles, sharks, and many more fascinating sea creatures. Divers can also see giant frogfish extending up to 30 centimeters (11 inches) long and nudibranchs famous for their brilliant colors. Twenty white-tip reef sharks circle the area and divers can occasionally spot grey reef sharks and guitar sharks as well. The fantastic marine life, along with the picturesque beauty at Maaya Thila, will surely wow you.
Situated at the Maldives’ North-East end, the Banana Reef diving spot offers an exciting variety of underwater life, such as corals and huge fish. Named after its resemblance to a banana shape, the reef runs five to forty meters deep. It consists of many overhangs and caves to explore. Divers will come across spine-tingling Moray eels, the large Napoleon Wrasse, and striking blue striped snapper fish.
With its outer reef positioned in Rasdhoo Atoll, the Hammerhead Point consists of numerous diving spots for experienced explorers. The 200-meter deep area at Rasdhoo is one of the most famous sites, offering a tremendous reward if you're a proficient diver, ready to undertake the currents. What's unique about Hammerhead Point is that you get to witness dozens of hammerhead sharks emerging from the vast depths of the sea, just a few moments before sunrise. The schooling hammerheads rest at the edge of the Hammerhead Point reef. You can also spy black snappers, dolphin fish, and big dogtooth tuna fish along with the occasional manta rays, giant trevally, and grey reef sharks.
Interested in the best shark dive in the Maldives? Fish Head, also noted as Mushimasmingili Thila and Shark Point, is a must for scuba enthusiasts. This small pinnacle is only 36 meters (118 feet) deep, but it houses a surplus of marine life. There are reef walls abundant with corals and so many overhangs and caves to wander around. Coral lovers will get to bask in the beauty of black corals and glamorous sea fans, and if you want to see the adorable Nemo fish, you'll find them at the top of the reef. You will also come across other distinct marine life within the waters such as trevally, barracuda, schooling fusiliers, and massive Napoleon Wrasse.
The Bathala Thila diving spot falls in the center of Ari Atoll and is one of the most promising sites for photography fanatics. The 15 to 20-meter-deep waters encompass a long, narrow underwater island with powerful currents. The current is powerful during tidal change; however, it is what attracts the large school of fusiliers that settle down in the region.
You can spot an assortment of trevally fish enjoying the high current along with flatworms, sea hares, nudibranchs, slugs, shrimp, and many other extraordinary marine creatures. On the Northside, you can discover shy leaf fish that are incredibly rare. These sights are perfect for macro photographers.
Interested in the best shark dive in the Maldives? Fish Head, also noted as Mushimasmingili Thila and Shark Point, is a must for scuba enthusiasts. This small pinnacle is only 36 meters (118 feet) deep, but it houses a surplus of marine life. There are reef walls abundant with corals and so many overhangs and caves to wander around. Coral lovers will get to bask in the beauty of black corals and glamorous sea fans, and if you want to see the adorable Nemo fish, you'll find them at the top of the reef. You will also come across other distinct marine life within the waters such as trevally, barracuda, schooling fusiliers, and massive Napoleon Wrasse.
While the Maldive archipelago is most popular for its exceptional reefs and amazing underwater life, especially the mantas and whale sharks, the wreck sites are also worth a visit. The Kuda Giri wreck diving spot features a large cargo ship lying right on its side. The entire steel hull is intact and houses a bunch of interesting marine creatures. You’ll be able to see the ship’s decks covered with carpets of sea squirts and vibrant sponges. Kudu Giri Wreck also provides shelter for the small underwater creatures such as gobies, batfish, glassfish, and frogfish. You can also witness turtles and Humphead Wrasse.
The Kuda Giri diving spot is a popular destination for beginners. The diving site is highly accessible, and the mellow waters give you a break from the usual strong currents you’ll experience at most other sites.
Rainbow Reed, also known as Girifushi Thila and HP Reef, falls into the Northern area of the Maldives and is one of the most famous drift dives. The area has an abundance of soft, bright-colored corals along with some interesting tunicates and large gorgonians. You can also see grey reef sharks in addition to eagle rays, barracuda, and tunas. Going closer to the reef, you can expect to come across lionfish, angelfish, jacks, moray eels, snappers and even octopuses.
What’s different about Rainbow Reef is that it is quite difficult to survey the entire area in a single dive. If you want to explore every fascinating part of the reef, especially the caves, overhangs, and swim-throughs, you’ll have to dive once more. You’ll also get to witness a very popular feature of Rainbow Reef called the “chimney” that extends from 10 to 24 meters (32 to 78 feet).
The largely undiscovered, epic diving area called the Fuvahmulah Atoll offers a highly adventurous dive teeming with large marine creatures. Fuvahmulah is an atoll that features only one island at the far south end of the Maldives. At this diving site, you can immerse yourself into the deep blue water right next to an assortment of sharks. The area is home to tiger sharks, threshers, reef sharks, oceanic whitetips, hammerheads along with mola mola fish too. Even though this diving spot isn’t well-known yet, it is still being explored and there are bound to be thrilling new diving opportunities in the future.
The Embudhoo Kandu diving spot falls into the Embudhoo channel located in the South Male Atoll’s Northeastern side. The area is known as one of the best places to find sharks in the South Male Atoll. For watching these amazing creatures, you must drop down to 30 meters (98 feet) on the southern side of Embudhoo Kandu. You can come face to face with white and grey-tip reef sharks along with Napoleon Wrasse and eagle rays. If you move closer to the reef, you’ll find morays, turtles, schooling snappers, and octopuses. Embudhoo Kandu is one of the most exciting diving spots with the reef layered in sponges and soft, colorful corals and many underwater caves and caverns to explore.
Hanifaru Bay is an incredible, magical diving spot that you must visit. With water rich in plankton and an abundance of interesting ocean life swimming about, the Bay is truly a special place. What makes Hanifaru an extremely special, popular spot? It’s one of the very few places around the globe that attracts both Mantas and whale sharks in the same place. You can expect an unforgettable experience swimming with a large group of both of these amazing creatures at once.
What’s more, is that stingrays and grey reef sharks also drop by the bay and use it as a nursery ground. However, it’s unfortunate that certain prohibitions by the Maldives government currently bans diving in the area. You can simply take your snorkeling equipment, and it definitely won’t make the experience any less magical.
Cocoa Thila is situated on the Eastern corner of the Maldive’s South Male Atoll. The 400 meters (1312 feet) long, 30 meters (98 feet) deep area offers some strong currents that are suitable for experienced, advanced-level divers only. If you’re into a challenging dive, Cocoa Thila features some interesting ravines, crevices, and overhangs, and it draws in large creatures that thrive in the fierce currents. You can find trevally, eagle rays, and schools of tuna once you enter the deep blue water, with occasional turtles or grey reef sharks. Once you get near the reef, you can see clusters of fusiliers, snappers, rock cod, and sweetlips.
The Maldives is an ideal destination to learn or practice surfing skills with countless surf sites all around the islands for all types of surfers. The archipelago separates into three distinct surfing areas, including the Northern Malé Atolls, Central Atolls, and South Atolls. Let’s take a look at each of these:
Initially discovered in the 1970s by shipwrecked surfers, the Northern Malé Atolls are split into the North Malé Atoll and the South Malé Atoll. This surfing area has some of the cleanest, most pure waves in the Maldives, which happens to attract a large number of crowds. Sounds interesting? Keep reading for the top three best surf spots around the Malé Atolls.
Hanifaru Bay is an incredible, magical diving spot that you must visit. With water rich in plankton and an abundance of interesting ocean life swimming about, the Bay is truly a special place. What makes Hanifaru an extremely special, popular spot? It’s one of the very few places around the globe that attracts both Mantas and whale sharks in the same place. You can expect an unforgettable experience swimming with a large group of both of these amazing creatures at once.
What’s more, is that stingrays and grey reef sharks also drop by the bay and use it as a nursery ground. However, it’s unfortunate that certain prohibitions by the Maldives government currently bans diving in the area. You can simply take your snorkeling equipment, and it definitely won’t make the experience any less magical.
This peculiar name for a surfing spot arises from the fact that there’s a public jail on the Himafushi island opposite from the place. Jailbreaks, or sometimes Prison Point, extends a perfect, rapid right-hand wave with three tube divisions and considerably long walls.
The Riptides surf spot is named after its super strong currents that sweep through the entire channel. The place offers a beautiful right-hand wave that goes up to 500 feet in length. The Riptides is accessible only by boat and is perfect for intermediate-level surfers and both short and longboarders.
As the name suggests, the Central Atolls lie between the Southern and Northern Atolls, and they exhibit a considerably long surfing period. The area is a lot less packed with surfers than the Northern Atolls. A few of the most rewarding surfing spots in the Central Atolls are:
At Yin Yang, the wave starts as a kind, friendly break that turns into a more aggressive one producing several impressive hollow barrels. If you go a little outside the reef, the deepwater waves become safer and more welcoming with their mellow walls.
The Tsunami’s surfing spot falls in Laamu Atoll’s eastern side that has protection from the westerly to northerly winds. Tsunami’s presents some of the biggest left-hand waves in the area with three notable sections.
Mahibadhoo offers an enjoyable wave with three sections and some occasional yet impressive barrels. The waves are most suitable for advanced surfers, and you must be cautious of the shallow and straight reef.
The Southern Atolls, made up of Addu and Huvadhoo Atolls, contain some of the most tranquil, secluded areas in the world. Because these areas are so remote, many of them are only accessible by small boats such as yachts. The prestigious Southern Atolls also hold a more extended surfing season than the Central Atolls and Northern Atolls. Here are three of the several fantastic surfing spots in the area:
Are you searching for an exhilarating surf adventure? Beacons is the place for the daring, advanced surfers that can skillfully avoid the unforgiving shallow coral reef. The wave peaks at Beacons can throw you right into close-out parts of the reef. So, if you’re daring and brave, visit the Beacons surf spot for a thrilling experience.
Castaways lies near an isolated Maldives island and it offers some mellow right-hander waves. The island features a whole lot of marine life and a shallow reef. To be careful of the reef, make sure you surf in high tide where the swell should exceed four feet.
At Tiger Stripes, also termed as Rockets, you’ll come across some of the finest waves of the Southern Atolls. An exciting, consistent left-hand swell offers long walls that you can surf on all types of tides. In a strong swell, surfing can be challenging for beginners, so make sure you practice well before riding waves at Tiger Stripes.
Are daring sports like diving or surfing not your thing? Don’t fret – theres a whole lot more in store for you, such as water sports and island visits.
The Maldives offers countless water sports choices that are sure to make it one of your best trips ever. From relaxing water activities like fishing and kayaking to a little more adventurous sports like parasailing and wakeboarding, here are some of the outstanding water sports you can expect to find in the Maldives. This is an advanced booking service where you need to book any of these services so that we can cater you according to your likings.
Banana boating is an extremely fun activity that you must cover when you’re in the Maldives, especially when youre with a group of people. This water sport features an elongated banana-shaped boat that you and your group members are strapped to for safety. You can securely sit on the ship while it glides through the refreshing ocean water.
This classic water sport will allow you to have a mellow, relaxing time in the Maldives. Fishing is a profoundly calming and gratifying sport where you can keep the fish you catch and cook them to revel in a delicious seafood entrée.
The futuristic flyboarding ride allows you to hydro-fly above the water on a board propelled up into the air. If you want an extraordinary experience that you won’t forget, opt for flyboarding and soar over the sparkling blue ocean.
Looking for a unique, exhilarating water sport? You definitely must try the underwater scooter that takes you deep into the incredible ocean on a comfortable, motorized scooter with a sealed bubble around your head to keep it dry. The scooter lets you explore through the deep waters and meet fish, turtles, and all the other fantastic ocean life.
Parasailing through the Maldives is a must-try exciting water sport that lets you fly high above the sparkling blue ocean water while wearing an open parachute. You remain tethered to a speedboat, and the speed of the vessel controls how high or low you soar above the ocean. Parasailing will let you enjoy breath-taking views along with the thrill of floating high above the gleaming sea
If you’re into crazy water sports, you cant leave the Maldives without trying the fun tube. This group ride lets you sit with your entire squad on a laid-back, bed shaped tube. The fun tube attaches to a speedboat and races behind it through the vivid blue sea, so you get the feel of sitting on a bed while enjoying thrilling turns and bumps at high speed.
Kayaking has emerged as a highly popular adventure sport throughout the Maldives islands. This calming water sport lets you sway with the ocean waves while exploring the beautiful coastlines. You can move at your own pace and enjoy a stress-relieving experience that will take all your worries away.
