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Maldives
Maldives Blue Force One
Starting from
$1990/trip
Maldives Blue Force One Liveaboard
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42m
Lengths
24
Max. Guests
5
Type of cabins
Maldives Blue Force One is a 42-metre (137 ft) liveaboard built in 2013, with 12 cabins for up to 24 guests. She has picked up several industry awards and was designed to compete with Maldivian resorts on comfort. Cabins are spread over three decks: a master cabin and six deluxe cabins on the lower deck, two master suites on the main deck, and two junior suites plus a twin on the upper deck. Most layouts combine a double with a single bed. The outdoor space is the highlight. There's a large open-air dining area, two Jacuzzis, three sun decks and even a disco room for the evenings. Diving runs from a separate 18-metre dhoni with its own nitrox compressor, rinse tanks and gear storage, so the main yacht stays calm and uncluttered. Dive insurance and travel insurance are included, which is unusual. The diving follows the channels. Expect drifts through passes with grey reef sharks, eagle rays and big schools, manta cleaning stations, and turtles on nearly every dive. The calmer months are usually December to April; from May to November, plankton brings large numbers of mantas to the western atolls, including Hanifaru Bay in Baa Atoll. Maldives Blue Force One suits groups and couples who want a sociable boat with lots of deck space, and divers who like the dhoni system.
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| DATE | ROUTE | PRICE | CABIN |
|---|---|---|---|
10
Oct | Central Atolls & Hanifaru 7D/7N |
$2690
| |
17
Oct | Central Atolls 7D/7N |
$1990
| |
24
Oct | Central Atolls 6D/7N |
$1990
| |
31
Oct | Central Atolls 7D/7N |
$1990
|
Included: VAT, Dive Insurance, Travel Insurance, Airport Transfer, Drinking Water, Tea & Coffee, Welcome Cocktails, Beach BBQ, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Diving Package, Kayaks, Land Excursions, Stand Up Paddleboard, Cabin Towels, and WiFi Internet.
Required Extras: Environment Tax ($12 / day), Fuel Surcharge ($20 / night), Mandatory Service Charge ($160 / week), National Park Fees ($0–30 / trip), and Port Fees ($195 / trip).
Optional Extras: Local Flights, Alcoholic Beverages, Soft Drinks, Nitrox ($90 / week), Nitrox Course ($190 / activity), Private Dive Guide ($1,000–1,200 / trip), Rental Gear, and Scuba Diving Courses ($270).
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Toys
Toys vary by boat — we’ll help match you with the right setup for your group
Concierge service for full charters
Gym Equipment
Tender(s)
Jet ski(s)
Paddle board(s)
Kayak(s)
Inflatable water toys
Diving / Snorkelling equipment
Fishing equipment
Beach club
Yoga Mats / Wellness Deck
Family friendly
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OW Divers
Scuba Courses
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Boat specifications
Drawing & Vessel Layouts
Lengths
42 m
Width
12 m
Type of Boat
Luxury Steel-Hulled Liveaboard / Motor Yacht
Year of Building
2013
Last Refit / Dry Dock
(Regular annual maintenance)
Engine Numbers
Caterpillar 850 CV
Speed
9-11 knots
Max. Guests
24
Number of Crew
13–15
Number of Diveguides
3-4
Fuel Capacity
8,000 litters
Water Capacity
30 tons/day (via high-capacity watermaker) litters
Cabin Types
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Master Lower Deck
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Hair Dryer
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Deluxe Lower Deck
Toilet
AC
Shower
Hair Dryer
TV
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Master Suite Main Deck
Toilet
AC
Shower
Hair Dryer
TV
Safe
Junior Suite Upper Deck
Toilet
AC
Shower
Hair Dryer
TV
Safe
Deluxe Twin Upper Deck
Toilet
AC
Shower
Hair Dryer
TV
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