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For Blue Force Fleet the safety of our clients is the most important thing. It is for this reason that we have included in our rates an insurance with wide coverage in all our services that you book to Blue Force. Before the start of the trip (cancellation insurance), while you are traveling with us (flight delays, loss of luggage, and delay in the luggage), during the diving (medical assistance, hyperbaric chamber, repatriation…).

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

There are two seasons: a dry northeast monsoon (Iruvai) and a wet southwest monsoon (Hulhagu). Between May and November, the prevailing winds are south-westerly. The average rainfall is 215mm with 208 hours of sunshine a month. Around mid-December the winds turn to the northeast and bring a much drier climate. Rainfall averages 75mm a month with average monthly sunshine at 256 hours.

The days are hot and humid throughout the year with temperatures ranging from 25-30°C degrees and humidity at 60-80%. Sunshine doesn’t differ much between the seasons but there is a big difference in rainfall.

The weather pattern has a strong influence on the currents. During the northeast monsoon, ocean currents are driven through the atoll channels from the northeast; conversely, during the southwest monsoon, they flow into the atolls from the southwest. These patterns have enormous significance for the diving and we will advise you.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Thanks to its 26 atolls, the diving is diverse with channel dives attracting marine life from the deep to fast drift diving. Whale sharks and grey reef sharks are common sights or see the manta rays coming in to be cleaned.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

Open Water Diver certification or similar is required to dive in our liveaboards. Nitrox certification will be required to dive with Nitrox. For your safety and to enjoy the maximum the dives, we recommend at least Advanced Open Water or similar and 50 logged dives.
If your diving certification is not proper, we recommend making the courses before the trip. If it is not possible, we make diving courses onboard for Advanced and Nitrox.
Advanced Course 200€
Nitrox Diver 120€
The course rate does not include processing the certificate (45 € to pay onboard)

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

All visitors must be in possession of a return/onward flight ticket. We recommend that you have your Emperor Voucher or Tour Company voucher to hand just in case you are asked to present it to airport security upon arrival as proof of where you are staying.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

All environmental, bed taxes and port fees are included in the price of your liveaboard package. Any equipment rental, special tank requests and on board purchases paid locally will be subject to 12% sales tax.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

All the resorts, hotels, liveaboards and most of the souvenir shops accept major credit cards, which include American Express, Visa card, MasterCard and JCB card. Almost all items are priced in US Dollars. There is a local bank branch at the International airport’s arrival terminal. They can exchange your currency to US Dollars.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Divers, non-divers and family Special Cruises.
MALDIVES IS WAITING FOR YOU – Come & enjoy it!!!!!!!!

Maldives Blue Force One – Central Atolls Classical route

The Maldives is considered one of the most beautiful natural paradises on the planet and one of the top 5 destinations for snorkeling and diving in the world.

On our liveaboard MALDIVES BLUE FORCE ONE (awarded as BEST BUILT LIVEABOARD IN MALDIVES IN 2014) we offer you the opportunity to visit 5 different atolls in a week where you will be able to dive the best dive sites of every atoll as well as enjoy a program of activities for divers and non-divers, children and youngsters who will make this cruise an unforgettable trip.

The main stars of this cruise are the whale sharks, the nurse sharks and especially the mantas. Although not less spectacular is the amount of life and color that Maldives seabed offers both divers and non-divers. All this is surrounded by amazing scenery of paradisiacal islands on an exclusive luxury liveaboard for up to 22 passengers.

And all managed and led by the Blue Force team in the Maldives.

Planned activities during the cruise: 16 dives for divers, diving Baptism for non-divers, snorkeling (guided for children), fishing, visits to desert beaches, visits to inhabited islands, children’s movies (even 3D), banana, paddleboard, jacuzzi…

CRUISE PROGRAM

Day 1 MALE – CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE
Arrival in Male. Baggage claim. One of our MALDIVES BLUE FORCE team members will welcome you at the airport. Transfer by dhoni to MALDIVES BLUE FORCE ONE. Welcome cocktail. Accommodation and introduction of the team and general briefing of the cruise.

Day 2-7: CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE
During the cruise, a program for divers with 16 day and night dives is developed and combined with activities for non-divers and diving courses, snorkeling (guided for children), fishing, visits to pristine beaches, visits to inhabited islands, movies for children (even in 3D), banana, paddleboard, jacuzzi… The anchorages for the night will be next to desert islands which are visited with guides (if the logistics allow to do so).

Day 8: MALE
Disembark at Male Airport early morning. Optional possibility of “Poolside” Hotel (no room but the possibility of showers, pool and food). Depending on booked flight times, free time to visit Male the capital of Maldives.

DAY USE HOTEL IN MALE AIRPORT:

Please check your flight timetable to Male, arrival and departure timetable and the embark and disembark times. If you have plenty of time from the disembark (07.00 am on Saturday) and your return flight is in the evening, we recommend you to book a day use hotel next to Male airport, Hulhumale. There are different categories and options (with room, without room, with pool or not). Ask us for help if needed.

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OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Central Atolls Classical route is our weekly usual route and we do almost all year long from August to January and April and May. This is the best well-known route in the Maldives but at the same time the one that offers the best and most varied dives. Thanks to that, we know every detail, atoll, passage, thilas and where and when it is convenient to approach every dive zone. It is a 7-night route including 6-dive days on board with embark and disembark at Male Airport (18 dives with 2-night dives).

Day 1 (Saturday):

ARRIVAL TO MALE – EMBARK Arrival to Male. One of our staff members will be waiting for you at Male Airport. You will then get onto our auxiliary boat Dhoni for the transfer to MALDIVES BLUE FORCE ONE for check-in, briefing of the liveaboard, diving and plan the itinerary. Dinner onboard.

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

The route will go through North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.Dive program for certified divers including day dives, night dives and snorkel with Whale shark. For non-divers, we will offer different activities such as snorkel, kayak, paddle SUP…. If the weather, climatology and logistics allow, we will visit desert islands and fisherman villages.

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

Disembark at Male Airport at 07.00 am. Possibility to take a “day hotel” next to the airport (It does not include room but the swimming pool, cloakrooms, baggage rooms and food). Free time to visit Male.

About the diving

Some dives will be done amongst the channels that are between the islands and there can be strong currents. We will do some dives to more than 20 meters. So, we recommend to be advanced or be an experienced diver. It is recommended to dive with Nitrox for which it will be compulsory to be Nitrox certified diver. Diving computer, buoy, reef hook and torch for night dives are compulsory to carry with you.

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Divers, non-divers and family Special Cruises.
MALDIVES IS WAITING FOR YOU – Come & enjoy it!!!!!!!!

Maldives Blue Force One – Central Atolls Classical route

The Maldives is considered one of the most beautiful natural paradises on the planet and one of the top 5 destinations for snorkeling and diving in the world.

And all managed and led by the Blue Force team in the Maldives.

CRUISE PROGRAM

DAY USE HOTEL IN MALE AIRPORT:

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OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Special Dive & Snorkel Tour

We offer you the opportunity to visit 5 different atolls in a week where you will be able to dive the best dive sites of every atoll as well as enjoy a program of activities for divers and non-divers, children and youngsters who will make this cruise an unforgettable trip.

Planned activities during the cruise: 16 dives for divers, diving Baptism for non-divers, snorkeling (guided for children), fishing, visits to pristine beaches, visits to inhabited islands, children’s movies (even 3D), banana, paddle board, jacuzzi…

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

The atolls in North Male and South Male are viewed on this route. There, the first mantas cleaning stations and some thilas are visited for shark watching, both in Kandooma and Guraidhoo. On the Ari Atoll, go in search of the whale shark and dive with mantas by night. Then, dive in Rasdoo, where pelagic species are awaiting. In Goidoo, make an oceanic dive and to complete the cruise leads to the North up to Baa, in the Dharavandhoo area, next to Hanifaru Bay, before returning back to Male. This route will allow us to combine a large deal of the classical route, which is the best known in the Maldives, with the Baa Atoll in the North of the central area. On this route, North Male and South Male Atolls are explored. There, the first mantas cleaning stations and some thilas are visited for shark watching, both in Kandooma and Guraidhoo. On the Ari Atoll, go in search of the whale shark and dive with mantas by night. Then, dive in Rasdoo, where pelagic species are awaiting. In Goidoo, make an oceanic dive and to complete the cruise leads to the North up to Baa, in the Dharavandhoo area, next to Hanifaru Bay, dedicate to enjoy snorkeling with mantas before returning back to Male.

Manta Ray Expedition:

Day 1:

MALE – CLASSICAL ROUTE & BAA ROUTE Arrival in Male, customs process. A MALDIVES BLUE FORCE staff representative welcome at the airport. Transfer by dhoni to MALDIVES BLUE FORCE ONE. Welcome cocktail. Accommodation. Team and cruise General Presentation.

Days 2-6:

CLASSICAL ROUTE & BAA ROUTE The planned route goes over the North Male, South Male, Ari, Rasdhoo & Baa atolls. During the cruise, a 20-dive program for certified divers is developed (day and night dives & snorkeling in Hanifaru Bay) together with visits to pristine beaches and inhabited islands, snorkeling for non-divers, Kayak, paddle SUP.

Day 7:

MALE Disembark at the airport at 7.00 am. Optional day hotel booking (room not included. Includes shower, pool, and lunch). Depending on the scheduled flight booking, free time to visit Male, the Capital of Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 6 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 7 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 9 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 10 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Special Dive & Snorkel Tour

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Day 1 (Saturday):

Day 2 to 7 (Sunday to Friday):

CENTRAL ATOLLS CLASSICAL ROUTE

On Friday afternoon we will anchorage next to Male. So, we will make a guided visit to Male.

Day 8 (Saturday):

MALE AIRPORT

About the diving

More trip information

Desert islands and typical fishermen villages are also visited to discover and enjoy a bit more of the country and if the weather allows doing so we will even dine on a desert beach.

Although if you are looking to relaxation, you can enjoy the solarium and 2 Jacuzzis on board, kayak, Paddle SUP…

All this will make this cruise an excellent and unforgettable Great Dive Travel.

The normal itinerary goes by North and South Male Atolls, Vaavu and Ari.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Manta Ray Expedition:

Day 1:

Days 2-6:

Day 7:

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Manta Ray Expedition:

Day 1:

Days 2-6:

Day 7:

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https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Manta Ray Expedition:

Day 1:

Days 2-6:

Day 7:

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Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Manta Ray Expedition:

Day 1:

Days 2-6:

Day 7:

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Manta Ray Expedition:

Day 1:

Days 2-6:

Day 7:

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.

The Maldivian currency is the Rufiyaa (Rf) and is closely linked to the US Dollar. 1 US Dollar = approximately 15 Rufiyaa.

Most of the resort islands and local tourist shops accept US Dollars; it’s not necessary to exchange any money into Rufiyaa.

Note: Travellers’ Cheques are NOT accepted at any bank or at any resort island in the Maldives.

Expand/Close

https://www.blueforcefleet.com/wp-content/uploads/Documentos/BASIC-INSURANCE-FOR-TRAVEL.pdf

Check the coverage clicking in the following links:

OPTIONAL EXTENSION OF CANCELLATION INSURANCE:

Optionally it is possible to extend the cancellation insurance. This extension should be booked at the same moment that you confirm the booking.

DAN INSURANCE

If you want to extend the diving coverage, you can do it clicking in the following here.

The Maldives lie in the monsoon belt of the Indian Ocean and has quite a varied weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant.

The rich marine life teems around the coral reefs where you will find schools of fish, sharks, mantas and rays with regular appearances by playful dolphins.

Water temperatures usually stay between 27 – 30°C although thermoclines can sometimes be found at depths below 20 metres.

I've lost my certification card; can I still dive with you?

A Lycra 3mm wetsuit is fine in tropical waters but some divers prefer a 5mm suit if doing more than one dive a day. It’s really how you prefer to dive but we’re happy to advise.

If you are a PADI or SSI diver, don’t worry, we can check their computer database online.

You must have a passport valid for at least six more months after arrival.

30-day tourist visas are issued on arrival at the immigration desk at Maldives International airport for all nationalities and are free of charge.

Requirements vary from country to country so do check with your GP regarding relevant requirements. Do tell your GP that you will be diving as some medication is not recommended for scuba divers.

5 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savings time is not observed in the Maldives.