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Maldives
Scubaspa Yang
Starting from
$3000/trip
Scubaspa Yang Liveaboard Maldives
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50m
Lengths
36
Max. Guests
6
Type of cabins
Scubaspa Yang is the sister ship of Scubaspa Yin: a 50-metre liveaboard built in 2014 and refitted in 2022, carrying up to 36 guests in 17 cabins, with a cap of 26 divers. The idea is simple. Divers dive, everyone else gets a full spa and wellness programme, and nobody spends the week waiting for the others. The spa covers around 300 square metres, with treatment rooms and a team of therapists. There's also an outdoor Jacuzzi, a gym, a wellness deck for yoga, and open-air dining. Kayaks and paddleboards are on board, and trips include island visits and a beach barbecue dinner. Diving is done from a dedicated 20-metre dhoni that acts as a mobile dive centre. Nitrox is available, the boat supports sidemount, and courses can be arranged for newer divers. Cabins run from lower-deck Sea Star cabins to Dolphin and Manta suites on the main deck, with queen beds or twin layouts. In the Maldives, most dives are drifts along channels and reef edges, with grey reef sharks, eagle rays, turtles and schools of fish. Mantas visit cleaning stations all year, with the biggest numbers in the west between May and November. Scubaspa Yang works well for couples with one diver, honeymooners, solo travellers who want a social boat, and anyone who wants to finish a dive day with a massage.
Select a date
| DATE | ROUTE | PRICE | CABIN |
|---|---|---|---|
10
Oct | Best of Maldives 7D/7N |
$3000
| |
17
Oct | Love Mantas Week 7D/7N |
$3750
| |
24
Oct | Best of Maldives 6D/7N |
$3000
| |
31
Oct | Best of Maldives 7D/7N |
$3640
|
Included: VAT, Service Tax, Airport Transfers (Male International Airport pick-up/drop-off), Full-Board Meals (All main meals & snacks), Drinking Water, Welcome Drinks, Tea & Coffee, Beach BBQ Dinner, Diving Package (or Spa Package option), Night Dives, Snorkeling Gear, Stand-Up Paddleboard, Kayak, Gym Access, Deck/Cabin Towels, Complimentary Toiletries, and Island Excursions.
Required Extras: Green Tax / Environment Tax of $6 USD / person / night ($42 USD / week).
Optional Extras: Alcoholic beverages (Wines, Spirits, Cocktails), Soft drinks/fresh juices, Nitrox ($100–$150 USD / week), Scuba gear rental ($250 USD / week), Scuba diving courses, Extra Spa treatments, WiFi package ($20–$30 USD / week), and Gratuities for crew/therapists.
We accept
Easy payment by payment link
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
AOWD Divers
OW Divers
Scuba Courses
Contact us for full charter / group booking
Boat specifications
Drawing & Vessel Layouts
Lengths
50 m
Width
11 m
Type of Boat
Motor Yacht / Luxury Liveaboard
Year of Building
2014
Last Refit / Dry Dock
2022
Engine Numbers
2
Speed
8 - 12 knots
Max. Guests
36
Number of Crew
30–35 (Includes spa therapists, dive guides, and ship crew)
Number of Diveguides
4 - 5
Fuel Capacity
18,500 litters
Water Capacity
21,000 litters
Cabin Types
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Sea Star Cabin Double Lower Deck
Toilet
AC
Shower
Sea Star Cabin Triple Lower Deck
Toilet
AC
Shower
Cowrie Suite Triple Lower Deck
AC
Shower
Dolphin Suite Double Main Deck
Toilet
AC
Shower
Manta Suite Double Main Deck
Toilet
AC
Shower
Manta Suite Twin Main Deck
Toilet
AC
Shower
Scubaspa Yang reviews
4.9
12 reviews
Vessel
Crew
Food
Scuba Diving
Value
Classic North gave us exactly what we wanted from a return trip to Maldives. It was familiar enough that we knew what type of holiday to expect, but different enough that it didn't feel like we were repeating ourselves. I'd probably choose another Dharavandhoo departure again.
I didn't expect to enjoy travelling between areas so much. Sitting outside while the boat moves, coffee in hand and literally nothing you're supposed to do is a very underrated part of these holidays. ☕
One week felt right for us. There was enough time to enjoy the northern itinerary properly without getting exhausted by the end.
Surface intervals became extremely quiet by the middle of the trip. Half the guests were sleeping, the rest were editing photos or staring at the ocean pretending they weren't also tired.
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