Maldives Whale Shark

February 28, 2011

Are whale sharks endangered species? The population figures of whale sharks are unknown, but since they are victims of commercial fishing whale shark are considered “vulnerable” by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) www.iucn.org. In the Maldives, there are several active projects to save whale shark in the Maldives, the most important being the Maldives Whale Shark Research Programme maldiveswhalesharkresearch.org). To protect the species from becoming endangered, it is considered a protected species and commercial fishing is illegal, as is the trade of whale shark meat in the market. How can I learn more about whale sharks in the Maldives vacations?

Maldives Vacation Package

Liveaboard Diving, Maldives Diving

February 20, 2011

Vacations in Maldives are increasing in popularity, due to the amazing conditions and activities the Maldives has to offer. There are countless resources you can utilise to your advantage when planning your Maldives vacation package; Our website www.maldivesdivetravel.com has plenty of information, tips and tricks for your Maldives vacation. Feel free to check out our pages on Maldives marine life, liveaboard maldives cruises, scuba diving information, Maldives weather and many more! If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to get in touch! We look forward to hearing from you!

Manta Ray Dive

Liveaboard Diving, Maldives Diving

February 17, 2011

The manta ray survival status is not known because so little research has been done about them, but it is known that the numbers in Japan, the Philippines and Mexico where they have been hunted severely are extremely low and they are rarely seen by scuba divers on a manta ray dive.
The life of the manta ray in maldives vacations cheap is a very peaceful affair, and their hunting style is no exception.
As filter feeders, all the manta ray has to do is simply glide through the water, allowing food – mainly plankton, fish larvae and tiny fish – to enter his grill and filter out through his gills.

November Maldives Weather

Liveaboard Diving, Maldives Diving

January 31, 2011

Maldives weather November is the onset of the dry season, which for the majority of tourists is the best time to visit the Maldives. It is during this time that travellers will experience calm sunny days, coupled with relaxing warm nights.
As Maldives scuba weather forecast demonstrates, the average air temperature throughout the course of the month is 27 degrees. Humidity floating around 80% is another reason the environment remains so blissfully balmy, while not too sticky to enjoy the tropical surroundings.
Maldives November weather can bring up to 201 mm of rainfall, but that doesn’t detract from any holiday activities you may want to enjoy, like liveaboard cruises, or scuba diving trips. In fact some say that November is the best month to go on such cruises, due to the transition from the rainy season to the dry season.
For the weather in Maldives today you can view our page with the actual live weather from Male, Maldives right now. Similarly we have a detailed page of weather data for each and every month of the year, so you can plan your perfect holiday to one of the greatest vacation destinations around!

Weather in Maldives

Maldives Diving

January 24, 2011

If you look on major international weather websites, you will be able to see the 14 day weather forecast for the Maldives and also you will find many charts and diagrams of the Maldives latest weather, and if you’re looking for a specific month, maledives liveaboard such as the weather in Maldives in January, you will be able to find climatic records of that information. So, whether you’re looking the Maldives current weather, a 15 day weather forecast Maldives or some other Maldives weather reports, you’ll find them on a site like Weather.com.

Last Minute Diving Holidays Maldives on Blackpearl Liveaboard

Liveaboard Diving, Maldives Diving

January 16, 2011

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Amazing Last Minute Diving Holidays Deal on Black Pearl Maldives: 35% off upcoming ‘Dive with the Big Five Cruise’

From 31 January to 7 February 2011 guests enjoy a whopping 35-percent discount on standard rates on Black Pearl, a recently built ship known for its hand-crafted wooden design and friendly, experienced staff. Since one of the boat’s two charming owners is always on the ship and leads the dives, you can rely on excellent service above and below water.

Black Pearl Maldives Liveaboard Last Minute Diving Holidays Maldives on Blackpearl Liveaboard

Great Last Minute Diving Holiday Special January 31 – February 7 2011

Whale shark, manta ray, grey reef shark, stingray and turtle – those are the Maldivian Big Five, as we like to call them. On the ‘Dive with the Big Five Cruise’ you can make the most of the great visibility at this time of the year. ‘Big Five’ is a term normally associated with African game safaris, but it’s just as fitting for the giants of the Indian Ocean, which are frequently spotted in the Maldives.

The winter months are show time for these fascinating creatures, offering high chances of coming across all five of them during a week’s safari.

From just US$132 per day, you can now embark on a journey of a lifetime aboard the beautiful Black Pearl.

Safari Details

Ship: Black Pearl

Cruise dates: 31 January – 7 February 2011

Special rate: US$ 924 + 3,5% Government Service Tax per person, no further dues on board. Full board, 17 dives (1 night dive) and a whole host of other services are included in the price.

Accommodation: spacious air-conditioned rooms (double or twin), en-suite bathroom and shower.

Click to see all details for this last minute package.

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Hanifaru Bay in Baa Atoll, Maldives

Maldives Diving

January 12, 2011

When looking to reserve your Maldives holidays Hanifaru Bay, you will find a wealth of information on the internet. Baa Atoll offer a wide selection of Hanifaru Bay trips, including a choice of Hanifaru discovery safaris that typically depart in July and August of each year, which is the Hanifaru best season in terms of diving with manta rays and whale sharks. On the website, you will find plenty of Hanifaru photos, Hanifaru Maldives map, information about Baa Atoll diving in Hanifaru Bay and about the cost to go to Hanifaru Bay. Also on the website, you can reserve a Hanifaru adventure on one of many liveaboards in Hanifaru protected marine area and if you’re looking for up-to-date information about Hanifaru Bay – Maldives, you can check out the regularly updated Maldives diving blog Hanifaru. There are also plenty of resources on Facebook, including a Hanifaru Maldives dive travel Facebook page and a Hanifaru facebook Theia liveaboard page, which allow you to connect directly with other divers and share your personal experiences with other interested travelers as well as finding out about exclusive offers on Hanifaru trips and holidays in Hanifaru Maldives.

Theia Maldives Liveaboard Video Tour

Liveaboard Diving, Maldives Diving

January 1, 2011

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Take a virtual tour of the upper and top deck as well as the dive boat of luxury liveaboard Theia in the Maldives.

Theia Maldives Liveaboard Video Tour is a post from: Maldives Blog

Diving Holidays in the Maldives

Liveaboard Diving, Maldives Diving

December 28, 2010

Diving Holidays in the Maldives
Other diving in maldives alternatives to Theia, Maldives diving include Black Pearl diving, another quality liveaboard that offers more cheap scuba diving trips. One thing is for sure, there is enough variety in the ships available to guarantee that you will be able to find the perfect diving holiday Maldives. And, while the Maldives diving price may vary significantly, last minute scuba diving holidays typically help you find the best diving Maldives price. To give you an idea of the diving prices, you should expect to pay around $180-250 per person per day, which will give you a diving holiday that includes all scuba diving holidays diving, meals and some excursions.