Eilandhoppen: ontdek nabijgelegen atollen vanuit Milaidhoo

17 oktober 2024 beheerder 5-sterrenhotels en resorts 0

Maldives’ archipelago of more than 1,100 atolls stretching across 871 kilometres of sapphire blue, is known the world over for its powdery white beaches, manta rays and pristine beauty. Consistently voted the top island destination in the world by numerous travel publications and their readers, the Maldives offers the ultimate island hopping adventures.

An island-hopping adventure is an essential part of any Milaidhoo Malediven itinerary. Our excursions are an easy way to explore the hidden gems of the Baa Atoll and beyond. You can expect sailing excursions to find wild dolphins as well as fishing trips and unforgettable Dhoni cruises. Dive a coral reef teeming with big fish or enjoy tranquil picnics on deserted sand banks. There is a boundless blue world waiting to be explored.

Dhoni Sunset Cruise

Set sail at sunset on our traditional Maldivian Dhoni to secret sandy shores. This genteel experience feels authentically romantic as you sip on French champagne and nibble on delicate canapes. The Dhoni’s beautiful lateen sail unfolds as the long raked bow cuts effortlessly through the still waters.

Snorkelling with our Marine Biologist

In the Maldives, all snorkelling trips tend to be thrilling as underwater encounters are significantly better than elsewhere. Being accompanied by our marine biologist makes the experience so much richer. You will learn about different species, their characteristics and habitats.

Dolphin Quest

Forge unforgettable memories with your loved ones on a Dolphin Quest. Surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of nature, you will be utterly captivated by pods of spinner dolphins as they play in the waves and spin in the air.

Dolfijnencruise bij zonsondergang op de Malediven

Deep Sea Fishing

Experience the thrill of big game fishing in the Maldives. Our fishing boat takes you out for a full day of fishing on the high seas. The crew troll the deep blue waters for wahoo, sailfish, swordfish, giant trevally and blue marlin to ensure that you get the most out of the experience.

Eilandhoppen

Explore uninhibited desert islands, hidden reefs and secret lagoons while diving or snorkelling, or simply enjoy lying on the yachts sundeck and relishing the tropical breeze. Feast on a delicious picnic and soak up the privacy and seclusion.

Fishing with Local Fisherman

Learn the traditional method of pole and line fishing with a local fisherman. This style of fishing has been practiced in the Maldives for centuries and is still used today, especially when fishing for tuna. Catching fish one by one is the best way to avoid catching protected species’ which makes it a very sustainable fishing technique.

The Underwater Kingdom of Hanifaru Bay

The jewel of the UNESCO biosphere reserve is assuredly Hanifaru Bay. From June until November, the manta “frenzy” is the star attraction at this horseshoe-shaped bay. Snorkel amongst these gentle giants as they feed on microscopic plankton, small fish and crustaceans. During the Manta season, Milaidhoo runs three trips a week to Hanifaru Bay (weather permitting). You may also opt for a private excursion accompanied by our marine biologist.

Dive Dharavandhoo Thila

Dive into the deep blue with Ocean Stories, our PADI dive centre. For an adventurous deep-sea exploration for experienced divers of Dharavandhoo Thila. This is the top site for big fish as well as seasonal Manta Ray and Whale Shark sightings. There is always an element of surprise when diving here. This beautiful coral covered Thila is also home to smaller inhabitants.

Picnic On A Sandbank

A sailing boat transports you to a white sliver of sand in the middle of the ocean with daybeds and a picnic hamper filled with Maldivian delicacies.

Visit an Island Museum

Visit the National Museum on a nearby island where displays of relics, artefacts and Chinese pottery recovered from reef wrecks is on display. You will also see shipbuilding tools, traditional dresses rarely seen in modern Maldivian society and traditional weaving – all of which affords a glimpse into this island nation’s history.