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The Maldives, an exquisite chain of 26 atolls in the Indian Ocean, stands as a must-visit destination for the discerning traveler. Its geographical splendor, characterized by crystalline lagoons, white sandy beaches, and thriving coral gardens, makes it a paradise for sailing enthusiasts. Whether you're interested in a skippered boat rental in the Maldives or yearning for a closer look at its stunningly diverse marine life, the island nation never disappoints.
The Maldives offers ideal sailing conditions year-round, with moderate winds and average temperatures of 28 degrees Celsius. Moreover, many marinas dot the coastline, providing a variety of services for yachts from fuel to maintenance. Water lovers can dive into a world of wonder with whale shark and manta ray encounters or navigate through the archipelago with a skippered yacht in the Maldives, savouring unrivalled seascapes and the freedom of the open ocean.
The Maldives stands as the epitome of barefoot luxury. With its emerald green waters, lush vegetation, and warm tropical breeze, chartering a skippered yacht in the Maldives offers a unique voyage. The island's sailing culture promotes a seamless blend of luxury, privacy, and adventure, making it the ideal choice for both thrill-seekers and tranquility lovers.
The Maldives, located southwest of India and Sri Lanka, can be easily reached from major international airports worldwide. Malé International Airport is the main gateway to the islands, with regular flights from Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. From there, skippered boats for rental are readily available for island hopping or in-depth exploration of this aquatic paradise.
Leave the navigation to your skilled skipper and embark on a captivating journey through the Maldives’ sparkling waters. North Male Atoll, with its abundant sea life, is a superb starting point. Sail onward to the South Male Atoll, presenting stunning dive sites and pristine beaches. Further south, the Vaavu Atoll offers more seclusion and plentiful opportunities for fishing. For cruising enthusiasts, the lengthy journey towards the southernmost Addu Atoll reveals a serene and unspoiled retreat, promising an unforgettable finale for your skippered yacht tour in the Maldives.
The Maldives experiences a hot tropical climate throughout the year, though November to April is considered the best time for sailing due to the dry season providing calm seas and clear skies. From May to October, frequent but brief rains bring an added charm to the landscape, and sailors can enjoy less crowded waters. Festivals such as the vibrant Maldivian Independence Day in July or the fascinating Eid celebrations offer glimpses into the country's rich cultural tapestry.
The Maldives typically experiences a warm tropical climate, with temperatures ranging from 24 to 31 degrees Celsius. The wind speed varies throughout the year, but generally lies in the gentle to moderate range, providing excellent conditions for sailing. Seas are usually calm, and only occasionally rough during the rainy season.
While the appealing beaches and crystal-clear waters are the primary attractions, the Maldives also boasts a rich cultural heritage. The Maldives National Museum in Malé provides insights into the country's past, while the Old Friday Mosque offers an architectural marvel. Sample Maldivian curry or freshly caught seafood at a local café to immerse yourself in the wonderful mix of flavours that characterise Maldivian cuisine.
Beyond sailing, the Maldives offers an abundance of outdoor activities. Adventure seekers can indulge in water sports such as snorkelling, diving, and surfing. Nature lovers, on the other hand, can visit the Baa Atoll Biosphere Reserve to appreciate the diverse marine life. For a totally unique experience, take a night swim on Vaadhoo Island, where the bioluminescent plankton creates a mesmerising "sea of stars".
Maldives’ marinas, such as the Marina Crossroads near Malé and the Fenfushi Marina Village, are well-equipped with modern facilities to cater to a yacht's needs. Several recognized anchorages provide a safe berth, such as the Goidhoo Atoll and Thilafushi Anchorage.
Casual and comfortable clothing is recommended for your skippered yacht charter in the Maldives. Essentials include sunblock, swimsuits, sarongs, a light rain jacket, sturdy sandals for beach exploration, and a good pair of sunglasses. As much of your time will be spent on the water, snorkelling or diving equipment is a must.
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Destination | Description |
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Malé | The capital of Maldives, Malé, is bustling with vibrant markets, colorful buildings, and historic mosques, providing a stark contrast to the tranquil sandy beaches. |
Ari Atoll | Known for the rich marine life, Ari Atoll is a preferred destination for diving enthusiasts. Spot manta rays, turtles, or even the gigantic whale shark. |
Baa Atoll | A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Baa Atoll surprises its visitors with mustard-yellow beaches and turquoise shallow waters teeming with diverse marine fauna. |
Milaidhoo Island | Presenting pristine beaches and private villas, it stands out with its authenticity, romance, style & tradition. It is the epitome of ultimate luxury. |
Thulusdhoo Island | Famous for its surfing spots, beautiful coral reefs, and rich birdlife, Thulusdhoo Island is the capital of Kaafu Atoll. |
Hulhumalé | Reclaimed to ease the population pressure on Malé, Hulhumalé is surprising with its skyscrapers, artificial beaches, and urban aesthetics. |
Kuredu Island | Kuredu Island offers an experience like none other, with luxury resorts and dazzling coral reefs under turquoise clear water. It's heaven for scuba diving lovers. |
Weather:
Maldives enjoys tropical weather with average temperatures ranging between 27-30°C. There's plenty of sunshine throughout the year, making it an impromptu destination.Local Currency:
The local currency is the Maldivian Rufiyaa, though USD is also widely accepted.Local Greeting:
"Assalaamu Alaikum" is the traditional greeting of Maldives, meaning "Peace be upon you".Local Cuisine:
Try exotic Maldivian food like Garudhiya, a fish soup, savored with rice and lime, and Fihunu Mas, delicious grilled fish.Marine Life:
Maldives is home to vibrant marine life including colorful coral reefs, vibrant fishes, turtles, and manta rays.Sun Protection:
Remember to bring sun protection cream, hats, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the tropical sun of Maldives.Respect Local Traditions:
Maldives is a Muslim-majority country, modest dressing on inhabited islands is appreciated as a respect to their culture.Underwater Exploration:
The vibrant coral reefs, manta rays, and the giant whale sharks make Maldives a hotspot for snorkeling and diving.Luxury Resorts:
Maldives is renowned for its luxury resorts and overwater villas that offer exclusive luxury and comfort.Mesmerizing Sunsets:
While sailing through the islands of Maldives, take time to witness the mesmerizing sunsets for unforgettable moments.Traditional Maldivian Fishing:
Experience a traditional fishing trip under the starlit sky, an unmissable highlight of the Maldives.Breathtaking Bioluminescent Beaches:
Marvel at the 'sea of stars' occurrence when the beaches glow due to bioluminescent plankton.Hanifaru Bay:
A large number of manta rays can be spotted in Hanifaru Bay, which is a renowned marine protected UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.Maldivian Culture and Cuisine:
Savor the flavorful local cuisine and immerse in the rich culture through local music and dance performances.Arten von Yachten | Gulet, Katamaran, Motoryacht, Motorboot |
Anzahl der Jachten | 10 Boote verfügbar |
Anzahl der Gulets | 1 Gulets verfügbar |
Anzahl der Katamarane | 2 Katamarane verfügbar |
Anzahl der Motoryachten | 4 Motoryachten verfügbar |
Anzahl der Motorboote | 1 Motorboote verfügbar |
Mindestpreis | 1.714 € pro Tag |
Höchstpreis | 5.343 € pro Tag |
Durchschnittspreis | 3.707 € pro Tag |
Hersteller | Custom Made, Beneteau, Falcon, Lagoon, Overblue |
Durchschnittliche Länge | 22,43 m (73,6 ft) |
Durchschnittliche Schlafkapazität | 9,2 |
Durchschnittliche Kreuzfahrtkapazität | 10,5 |
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Mit Übernachtungsmöglichkeit | Mindestpreis pro Tag | Durchschnittspreis pro Tag | Max. Preis pro Tag |
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Gulet | 3.762 € | 4.225 € | 4.687 € |
Katamaran | 1.827 € | 2.624 € | 4.001 € |
Motoryacht | 3.799 € | 4.850 € | 5.343 € |
Motorboot | 3.865 € | 4.671 € | 5.073 € |