Sachika

Boat

Sachika is a 33 meter long, 10 meter wide wooden motor yacht with cruise speed at 11 knots per hour. It was built back in 2007. It is running by a very experience European company, mean to provide you the great liveaboard experience in Beautiful the Maldives.

Sachikais stylishly designed, with 3 independent hi-fi systems on each deck and an outdoor jacuzzi, this yacht provides maximum comfort at sea. Features large interior and exterior living space with great detail touches.

There is an indoor air-conditioned restaurant with 40-inch LCD monitor and CD/DVD player on main deck with food buffet serving area. Guests can also find a small library filled with books, movies and board games. On the back of the main deck, there is an open area can be used as outdoor dining area

Onboard all meals are provide in buffet style with international cuisines. There is a coffee bar near the restaurant with mineral water, American coffee, different tea provide 24 hours self service.

The lounge area is at prow on main deck, with outdoor sofa, table in an open area.

Sachika has an amazing panoramic lounge bar with music system on the upper deck can offer guests various refreshments during the cruise include s fine selection of Italian and International beverages, wines and liquors at extra costs.

On the sundeck, there are both open area and shade area for guests to enjoy the free time between the dives, there are sun-charis for guests to enjoy the sunbath or jacuzzi.

All diving is done from the dive dhoni boat, which provide comfort and function at the same time. All the equipment stay in the dive dhoni (compressors, tanks etc.) in order to keep the noise away from the main boat when filling the tanks.

Cabin

Sachika featuring 10 spacious guest cabins, it can welcome 20 guests :

All cabins are furnished with ensuite-bathroom, independent air conditioner, storage area, mini-bar, outlets and other cabin facilities.

3 Ocean View Suites：
Located on the upper deck, each cabin with a little difference in style, all come with one king size double bed, work table, lots of spaces, monitor LCD with CD/DVD player, large panoramic windows.

1 Junior Suite：
Located on the lower deck, this is one of the largest cabin onboard. Perfect for family use, as it comes with one king size double bed and a separate single bed, bathroom with shower box and bath tub, portholes.

4 Standard Cabins：
Located on the lower deck, very spacious, each cabin comes with a double bed and a single bed side by side, portholes.

2 Standard Cabins：
Located on the lower deck, each cabin comes with two single beds side by side, portholes.

Diving

• 17 dives per week (1 night dive is included per week).
• No dive on the embarkation and disembarkation day.
• Only 1 - 2 dives will be provided on the last diving day.
• All diving will provide experienced guide to lead the dive.

Other Informations

• Nitrox：Available with additional charge
• 15L Tanks：Available with additional charge
• REBREATHER Dive：Not available at the moment
• Technical Dive：Not available at the moment yet
• Dive Equipment Rental：Available with additional charge
• Dive insurance：Divers must have valid dive insurance
• Wi-Fi Internet ：Available with additional cost
• Laundry Service：Not available at the moment
• Massage Service：Not available at the moment
• Payment on board：Cash(USD/EUR/MVR), credit cards
• Crew Number：17, include 4 - 5 dive guides

Best of Central Atolls

At the center of this long archipelago are situated, from East to West , four of the most famous atolls of Maldives: North Male, South Male, Felidhoo and Ari .

The cruise sets out to the south, letting new divers get used to the comfortable temperatures of these waters with the exploration of a trawler which sank three decades ago, turned into a house for the typical micro fauna of these waters : needle fish and scorpion fish (Pterois volitans) inhabiting the outside decks and clefts full of glassfish .

Manta Madness

The trip to Baa Atoll is a unique experience that brings our guests to the UNESCO site of Hanifaru Bay, the famous lagoon where every year hundreds of Manta Rays aggregate to feed.

The trip starts in North Malè , by cruising North-West to reach the Atoll of Baa, where the chances to meet Manta Ray and Whale sharks are high in every dive spot. The goal of the trip is to enter Hanifaru Bay lagoon to snorkel with an impressive number of Manta Rays.

After the amazing experience in the UNESCO site, our journey continues towards the south to Rasdhoo Atoll, with his oceanic pass, and towards Ari Atoll, where we have some of the most famous dive spots: Rasdhoo Madivaru, Bathala maaga Kanthila, Bathala thila, Maaya thila and, when possible, Fish Head, Maalos thila and Moofushi. The last part of the trip is focused on beautiful reefs and pelagic fish such as white tip and gray sharks, napoleon wrasse, eagle rays, soft and hard corals, turtles, and so on.

Magnificent 7 Atolls

The sunny high way to the Southern part of Maldives touch seven atolls from North Male to Laamu. This trip dive kind is mainly focus on channel dives, clear water and “ big stuff” as white tip sharks, grey reef sharks, eagle rays, barracuda, tuna, napoleon wrasse and the magical night encounter with the gentle giant whale shark.

During the cruising we will touch deserted islands with virgin lagoons and beautiful untouched reefs. Due to the small amount of touristic resort and safari boats, these waters are really fishy, and often groups of bottle nose dolphin come play in front of the boat prow.

The large marine life, in the typical dry season clear water, guarantees unforgettable underwater meetings and charged-up dives.

Wild Deep South

In Maldives all the dives site that have “kandu” in the name are channel dives. That means clear water, dive on the ocean edge to meet a big amount of grey reef sharks, tuna, jack fish and sometime dolphins and sail fish. In deep south some of them host a big amount of green turtles (Kooddo Kandu, Vilingili Kandu partucularly); some of them has great coral gardens (such as Kureddoo Kandu, Kondei Kandu).

Outside of the island of Genemanafushi we have good chance to meet large group of Hammerheads Sharks, diving in the blue, drifting long an oceanic reef. Southern than Huvadhoo, if the ocean condition are good, we can go to the ultimate Maldivian dive destination, Fommulah. This atoll is made by only one island in the middle of the Indian ocean: here, thanks to the oceanic current, we have great chances to meet tiger sharks and thresher sharks. We can spend here just one full day and make 3 dives, because there isn’t a place for night anchorage: not so uncommon to meet here oceanic mantas or whale sharks. More than one night we will try to attract whale shark behind the boat with a powerful light. Thanks to the many desert islands, we will do the barbecue on the beach in a very beautiful location, need just to pic-up an island!

South Borders of Maldives

Discover the Southern part of Maldives to enjoy magnificent encounters in crystal clear water. These trips cruise between Addu atoll, where Maldives ends in its Southest part and the Northern part of Huvadhoo atoll.

Addu is famous for having manta rays countable all year long and one of the biggest wreck explorable in Maldives: British Loyalty Ship. In Addu we will spend 2 days, mantas worth it.

The main moment of the diving trip is when we reach the very famous island/atoll Fuvahmulah, well known for the abundant presence of tiger sharks, hammerhead sharks and, only for the luckiest, the shy thresher shark. We will spend most of our trip diving around this magnificent island.

This area provide the largest part of Yellow Fin Tuna in Maldives so it's a good destination also for fisherman and ocean lover in general. In Fuvahmulah is highly recommended to spend the longest time, 4 to 5 days. The most Maldivian style part of the trip will visit Huvadhoo atoll, according to the weather condition.

In this area it’s common to meet grey reef sharks, green turtles are all over the place and, following the ocean stream, it is possible to visit memorable coral gardens. While cruising in these virgin waters it is not uncommon to encounter silky sharks, oceanic black tip and dolphins.