Fuvahmulah 2026 Expedition

Dive with tiger sharks, guided by experience no cages, no chaos, just an unforgettable experience

Why this trip?

A rare island. A wild encounter. A dives you’ll never forget.

Fuvahmulah isn’t just another dive destination, it’s one of the only places on earth where you can dive with tiger sharks every single day, in clear, open water.

This is a true once-in-a-lifetime experience, carefully designed for divers who value quality, comfort and connection. You don’t need to be a pro, just in good health, and ready to slow down and dive in.

All you need to do is book your flight to Malé, the capital of the Maldives. From there, we take care of everything. Transfers, accommodation, dives, equipment setup, local guidance.

It’s all arranged.

You’ll be fully supported, fully present, and fully immersed in one of the ocean’s most unforgettable encounters.

Destination: Fuvahmulah, Maldives

Trip Dates
March 29 – April 5, 2026
April 6 – April 13, 2026

Duration: 7 nights (longer stays optional)

Dives included: 15

Certification required: PADI Open Water, No certification yet? Let us know in the participation form.

All Inclusive Package

15 Guided Dives

Enjoy 15 dives led by experienced professionals. Each day includes two scenic reef dives and one tiger shark encounter.

Domestic Flight

Round-trip domestic flights between Malé and Fuvahmulah are included for a smooth start to your journey.

Accommodation

Stay at Ocean Pearl, a peaceful and comfortable guesthouse that combines island charm with convenience.

Diving Equipment

Wetsuit, fins and mask are all provided on arrival, so you’re fully equipped and ready to dive from day one.

Daily Meals

Freshly prepared breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included throughout your stay.

Island Transfers

All island transportation is arranged, so you’ll get to each dive site and activity comfortably and on time.

Underwater Photography

Capture high-quality dive photos as part of your experience, but you are free to bring your own camera.

Island Tour with Local Guide

Explore the authentic side of Fuvahmulah with a guided island tour included in your package.

Total price

Single occupancy USD 2376

Double occupancy USD 2124

All prices are quoted on a per person basis, include all applicable government taxes.

The payment of the package will be at the end of the trip, and the reservation fee needs to be paid in advance.

3.5% bank surcharge will be applied to the payments made via debit or credit card on the island. All prices are quoted in United States Dollars (USD).

What is not included?

BCD and regulator (5 USD a day)
Dive insurance
International flights

Reserve your spot

This expedition is limited to a small group to ensure maximum comfort and personal guidance.

Animals you can encounter

And way more!

Tiger sharks

Massive and powerful, tiger sharks are iconic apex predators, regularly spotted in Fuvahmulah’s clear blue waters.

Thresher sharks

Recognisable by their long, whip-like tail, thresher sharks are elusive, deep-water hunters known for their unique silhouette.

Oceanic Manta ray

Graceful and majestic, these enormous rays sweep through the water like underwater birds, often circling divers with curiosity.

Whale sharks

The largest fish in the ocean, whale sharks are gentle giants that glide peacefully past with calm, awe-inspiring presence.

Mola Mola

Rare and bizarre-looking, the mola mola drifts through the blue like a giant floating disc, a surreal sight for divers.

Big Tuna, Barracuda and Jackfish

Powerful and fast, these pelagic predators move in schools and add intensity to every dive with their sharp turns and bursts of speed

Grey reef sharks

Common around reefs and drop-offs, these streamlined sharks are fast, graceful, and often seen patrolling in groups.

Oceanic Whitetip sharks

Known for their long, rounded fins and bold presence in open water, oceanic whitetips are curious and unforgettable to encounter.

Silvertip sharks

Elegant and fast-moving, silvertip sharks are often seen cruising deep drop-offs, flashing their signature white-edged fins.

Whitetip reef sharks

Calm and curious, these small reef sharks are often spotted resting under ledges or gliding slowly along the coral.

Sea turtles

Graceful and relaxed, sea turtles are a joy to watch as they cruise between coral and surface for air.

Many other reef fish

From colorful parrotfish to swarms of anthias and snappers, the reef is alive with movement, color and endless variety.