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Arrive any time. Arrival transfer included.
You will be met by an airport representative who will transfer you to the hotel. Settle in and relax before the welcome meeting later in the day.
Climb aboard and make friends with your seatmate en route to the next stop.
Your opportunity to meet your CEO and fellow travellers, and learn more about your tour. Opt to join the group for a local meal afterwards. Don't forget to see the notice in the lobby (or ask reception) for the official time and place to meet up with the group.
Explore with some free time before boarding a ferry to Dhiffuhsi, a typical Maldivian island known for fishing.
Enjoy a free morning in Malé, wandering the colourful streets or browsing the local markets.
Get to the next spot on your route aboard a convenient and efficient ferry boat.
Take advantage of free time this afternoon and opt to explore the island or relax on the beach.
Indulge in authentic Maldivian cuisine with a buffet-style dinner. Savour the tastes of a variety of Maldivian dishes that are on offer.
Embark on a morning snorkelling excursion, and try to spot sea turtles. This afternoon, relax on the beach or opt for water sports. Head out fishing to catch dinner the traditional way with just a line. Return to the beach, where the fish will be barbecued to be enjoyed under the stars.
This morning head out for 2 hours of snorkelling and visit a reef which offers a strong possibility of of turtle sightings. The reef is shallow but dense with corals which provide turtles with an abundant food source.
The Maldives offer some of the most amazing snorkelling and marine life viewing opportunities in the world. The shallow islands and plentiful coral reefs make it a key feeding ground for many species of tropical fish. 70 different species of colourful corals make up the flora of this underwater city, with more than 700 species of fish and other marine life making up its fauna. Snorkelling is one of the simplest ways to experience this impressive underwater world.
Time to chill out and enjoy the beach.
Give fishing a go and see if you can reel in some delicious local seafood.
Indulge in authentic Maldivian cuisine with a buffet-style dinner. Savour the tastes of a variety of Maldivian dishes that are on offer.
Catch an early ferry to Thulusdhoo island, known for surfing and its laidback vibe. Explore the island, sunbathe on the "bikini beach" or relax in a hammock by the water. Later, take a walking tour of the island and sample traditional tea.
There are a lot of dolphins in the waters around the island - keep your eyes peeled as they can often be spotted from the surf or beach.
Please note that today's ferry departs Dhiffushi at 06.30am and arrives in Thulusdhoo at 07.30am (weather dependent) and this is the only ferry of the day. A packed breakfast to take on board will be provided. Please note, there are no facilities on board to buy anything extra.
Get to the next spot on your route aboard a convenient and efficient ferry boat.
Free time to hit the beach.
Late afternoon as the day cools, take a walking tour of the island. Finish with the chance to sample a traditional Maldives evening tea known as ‘hedikaa’ or ‘short eats’- small savoury and sweet bites accompanied with black tea.
Venture to Huraa Island for a tour of this idyllic location and an opportunity to snorkel. Enjoy a picnic lunch on the bright white sands.
Hop on a speed boat and head out to Turtle Point. Put on your mask and jump in to explore the lagoons. Swim alongside local marine life, which—if you're lucky—may include turtles.
Enjoy the day to explore or relax as you like. Opt to take a surfing lesson or rent a stand up paddle board. Later enjoy a sunset kayak paddle across the lagoon to a nearby sandbank.
Thulusdhoo is a popular surfing Island. Head to Cokes break to watch the pros, or rent a board if you have experience. Beginners can also catch a wave on the inside lagoon with a surf lesson. Other popular surf spots include: chickens, ninjas and sultans breaks.
Catch a wave, rent a board or relax, the choice is yours.
Late afternoon head out for a sunset kayaking tour. Kayak through the beautiful lagoon to a nearby sandbank, from where you can enjoy the sunset over the ocean.
Unrecycled plastic in the Maldives is compromising sea life, shorelines, and health for communities. On your trip you will have the opportunity to do a beach clean up to support community environmental initiatives in the country. All plastic collected through our partner is properly recycled and reused to create new materials.
Venture to Huraa Island for a tour of this idyllic location and an opportunity to snorkel. Enjoy a picnic lunch on the bright white sands.
Head out early for an opportunity to reel in local delicacies such as reef fish, barracuda or red snapper as the sun rises. Enjoy your catch barbecued the way you like.
Hop on a speed boat and head out to Turtle Point. Put on your mask and jump in to explore the lagoons. Swim alongside local marine life, which—if you're lucky—may include turtles.
Get hands-on with local ingredients as you learn how to prepare Dhaal curry, fish curry, and rice. Crack open a coconut and use fresh coconut milk in your dishes, using a local tool called 'huningon'di'.
Continue to the island of Huraa, home to mangroves and a seawater lake. Learn about local delicacies on an island tour before enjoying a traditional meal at the home of a local family.
Get to the next spot on your route aboard a convenient and efficient ferry boat.
Visit the island of Huraa and immerse yourself in daily life among local residents. Tour the island's mangroves and stop to relax by the lake. Learn about local conservation efforts carried out to protect the island's pristine natural environment. Opt to sample a local delicacy called Rihaakuru, a thick paste made from salted tuna, used as an everyday condiment in Maldivian cooking.
This evening visit the home of a local family and enjoy the tastes of a traditional local meal.
Travel to Malé, one of the world's most densely populated cities, and see highlights including the Presidential Palace, the fish market, and the Friday Mosque.
Get to the next spot on your route aboard a convenient and efficient ferry boat.
Take a tour of Malé, capital of the Republic of Maldives and its most populated city. With your CEO, stop by the fish market, local market, Presidential Palace, Sultan Park and Friday Mosque.
Depart at any time.
Not ready to leave? Your CEO can help with travel arrangements to extend your adventure.