See the Maldives underwater in a single day — turtles, mantas, coral gardens and a sandbank stop from $75
The Maldives Day Snorkel Cruise is the ideal trip for Indian travellers with limited time, or anyone who wants the Maldives' famous underwater life without committing to a week-long liveaboard. In a single relaxed day you visit three of the best snorkel sites in the North and South Malé Atolls — typically a coral garden teeming with reef fish, a turtle reef, and a manta or reef-shark cleaning station in season — with a friendly guide in the water to point everything out. The boat is a comfortable shared snorkel vessel or traditional dhoni with a sun shade, freshwater rinse and a small deck for relaxing between swims. A set Maldivian lunch and water are served on board, and most trips include a stop at a pristine sandbank for swimming and photos. This is not a dive trip — no certification or experience is needed, masks, fins and snorkels are provided, and the guides happily help first-timers and children. It departs Malé/Hulhumalé in the morning and returns by mid-afternoon. For travellers who want a deeper underwater experience, we recommend one of our liveaboard safaris — but for a single brilliant day in the water, this is the right choice.
Price per person. Shared-boat basis. Private boat charters available — ask us.
| Cabin Type | Price (per person) | Size | Bed | View | Bathtub |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shared Snorkel Cruise | $75 | N/A | N/A | Open deck with sun shade | — |
| Small-Group Snorkel Boat | $120 | N/A | N/A | Shaded deck + lounge | — |