EcoPro Seascape Liveaboard, Maldives
New, family-friendly liveaboard offering scuba diving and watersports itineraries in the Maldives
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Overview
- Family-friendly liveaboard aiming to set new standards in the Maldives
Diver-friendly extras including nitrox, 15l tanks, and a spacious dhoni
Close encounters with sharks, manta rays, whale sharks, and more
Diverse itineraries visiting channels, walls, thilas, and sheltered reefs
EcoPro Seascape is a true trailblazer in the world of liveaboards, establishing a new era in quality and comfort for Maldivian dive safaris. This brand new vessel combines the high-performance design of a modern yacht with comfortable amenities and unparalleled customer service, for a truly exceptional experience. What’s more, EcoPro Seascape is both beautifully designed and exceptionally well-equipped, catering to a diverse clientele including friends and families as well as divers and non-divers. Adventurous itineraries on offer explore the archipelago’s very best atolls, offering a range of activities including scuba diving and other watersports.
- Number of cabins:14
- Internet:YES
- Nitrox:YES
- Equipment rental:YES
- Guest / Guide:6:1
- Group booking discounts
Choose your trip
- 6Apr 20258D / 7N
Deep South - MLE - GAN
Up to 18 divesfrom $2,800Overview
8 days / 7 nightsUp to 18Advanced Open Water - Minimum 75 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
06 Apr 2025
12:00 PM
Male
Male Velana International Airport: MLE
Return
13 Apr 2025
07:00 AM
Gan
Gan International Airport: GAN
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Towels and toiletries
- Tanks and weights
- Night dives
- Airport transfers
- Land excursions
- Taxes
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Green tax - US$12 per day
- Fuel surcharge - US$105 per trip
- Tigershark dive local guide - US$30
- Domestic flight
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement - 50%
- Soft drinks
- Alcoholic drinks
- Equipment rental
- Nitrox - US$15 per day
- 15L tanks - US$15 per day
- Dive Courses
- Internet
- Gratuities - US$15 per night
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- Unique one-way itinerary diving both relaxed and colourful pinnacle and wall dives of the central atolls and the pelagic fauna and channel diving of the south
- Having no set itinerary enables your captain and cruise director to choose the very best conditions for your dives
- Observe Grey Reef Shark cleaning stations at Kandooma Thila
- Night dive with the feeding Nurse sharks of Alimatha
- Meet the mantas of Meemu
- Experience the rarely visited Thaa Atoll
- Whale shark searches with a chance to snorkel or dive with the gentle giants
- Experience the Tiger sharks, Thresher sharks, Oceanic mantas, Whale sharks and other pelagic fauna of Fuvahmulah atoll
Payment & cancellation terms
- More than 60 days prior to departure cancellation fee of 30% is charged (or loss of deposit, whichever is greater)
- 60 days or less prior to departure a cancellation fee of 100% is charged
Payment policy30% deposit - required to secure reservation.
70% balance - due 60 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 60 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policySpecial offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellation.Sold out - 13Apr 20258D / 7N
Kooddoo - Gan
16- 17 dives-20% discount$2,800from $2,240Overview
8 days / 7 nights16- 17Advanced Open Water - Minimum 50 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
13 Apr 2025
12:00 PM
Kooddoo
Kooddoo Airport: GKK
Return
20 Apr 2025
07:00 AM
Gan
Gan International Airport: GAN
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Towels and toiletries
- Tanks and weights
- Night dives
- Airport transfers
- Land excursions
- Taxes
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Green tax - US$12 per day
- Fuel surcharge - US$105 per trip
- Tigershark dive local guide - US$30
- Domestic flight
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement - 50%
- Soft drinks
- Alcoholic drinks
- Equipment rental
- Nitrox - US$15 per day
- 15L tanks - US$15 per day
- Dive Courses
- Internet
- Gratuities - US$15 per night
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- Less crowded dive sites with plenty of action
- Snorkel with whale sharks at night in Huvadhoo Atoll
- Guaranteed tiger shark encounters at Fuvahmulah Atoll
- Spot many grey reef sharks in Huvadhoo’s Villingili Kandu
GAAFU ALIFU ATOLLVilillingili KanduVillingili Kandu is a channel south of the island of Villingili in Gaafu Alifu Atoll, which is known to see many grey reef sharks. The spectacle at the edge of the channel is mostly enjoyed with a reef hook.When the no-decompression limit or 70 bar is reached, it is possible to complete the dive by drifting inside the channel in order to reach the north or south reef.This dive site is especially interesting during the northeast monsoon and is suitable for advanced divers with good experience in currents and deep dives. The use of a reef hook is recommended to avoid damaging the reef.Kondey Coral GardenThis dive site is located south of Kondey Island. The site is almost 2 km long and hosts dozens of hard coral species. The main attraction is the beautiful coral garden, but you can also spot turtles and small fish species who live there. The dive site is accessible all year long. This site is very easy, but divers should be experienced and have very good control of their buoyancy in order not to damage this precious coral garden.
GAAFU DHAALU ATOLL
MadaveliMadaveli, known for its shipwreck diving site, and Vaadhoo, known for its bioluminescent beach, are two other notable islands in Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll.FUVAHMULAH:Tiger ZooIn front of the harbour entry of the isolated island of Fuvahmulah, we dive with a local dive centre, the Tiger Zoo. Sometimes 15 or more different Tiger sharks come up from the drop-off.South Plateau FuvahmulahIt's sometimes a challenging dive in the blue, depending on the currents. Everything can happen from Tiger sharks, Hammerheads, Whale sharks, etc.North Plateau FuvahmulahExplore the beautiful and intact coral life of Fuvahmulah.Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.Payment & cancellation terms
- More than 60 days prior to departure cancellation fee of 30% is charged (or loss of deposit, whichever is greater)
- 60 days or less prior to departure a cancellation fee of 100% is charged
Payment policy30% deposit - required to secure reservation.
70% balance - due 60 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 60 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policySpecial offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellation.2 spaces left - 20Apr 20258D / 7N
Gan - Kooddoo
16 - 17 divesfrom $2,800Overview
8 days / 7 nights16 - 17Advanced Open Water - Minimum 50 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
20 Apr 2025
12:00 PM
Gan
Gan International Airport: GAN
Return
27 Apr 2025
07:00 AM
Kooddoo
Kooddoo Airport: GKK
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Towels and toiletries
- Tanks and weights
- Night dives
- Airport transfers
- Land excursions
- Taxes
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Green tax - US$12 per day
- Fuel surcharge - US$105 per trip
- Tigershark dive local guide - US$30
- Domestic flight
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement - 50%
- Soft drinks
- Alcoholic drinks
- Equipment rental
- Nitrox - US$15 per day
- 15L tanks - US$15 per day
- Dive Courses
- Internet
- Gratuities - US$15 per night
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- Less crowded dive sites with plenty of action
- Snorkel with whale sharks at night in Huvadhoo Atoll
- Guaranteed tiger shark encounters at Fuvahmulah Atoll
- Spot many grey reef sharks in Huvadhoo’s Villingili Kandu
GAAFU ALIFU ATOLLVilillingili KanduVillingili Kandu is a channel south of the island of Villingili in Gaafu Alifu Atoll, which is known to see many grey reef sharks. The spectacle at the edge of the channel is mostly enjoyed with a reef hook.When the no-decompression limit or 70 bar is reached, it is possible to complete the dive by drifting inside the channel in order to reach the north or south reef.This dive site is especially interesting during the northeast monsoon and is suitable for advanced divers with good experience in currents and deep dives. The use of a reef hook is recommended to avoid damaging the reef.Kondey Coral GardenThis dive site is located south of Kondey Island. The site is almost 2 km long and hosts dozens of hard coral species. The main attraction is the beautiful coral garden, but you can also spot turtles and small fish species who live there. The dive site is accessible all year long. This site is very easy, but divers should be experienced and have very good control of their buoyancy in order not to damage this precious coral garden.
GAAFU DHAALU ATOLL
MadaveliMadaveli, known for its shipwreck diving site, and Vaadhoo, known for its bioluminescent beach, are two other notable islands in Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll.FUVAHMULAH:Tiger ZooIn front of the harbour entry of the isolated island of Fuvahmulah, we dive with a local dive centre, the Tiger Zoo. Sometimes 15 or more different Tiger sharks come up from the drop-off.South Plateau FuvahmulahIt's sometimes a challenging dive in the blue, depending on the currents. Everything can happen from Tiger sharks, Hammerheads, Whale sharks, etc.North Plateau FuvahmulahExplore the beautiful and intact coral life of Fuvahmulah.Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.Payment & cancellation terms
- More than 60 days prior to departure cancellation fee of 30% is charged (or loss of deposit, whichever is greater)
- 60 days or less prior to departure a cancellation fee of 100% is charged
Payment policy30% deposit - required to secure reservation.
70% balance - due 60 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 60 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policySpecial offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellation.Sold out - 27Apr 20258D / 7N
Kooddoo - Male
16 -17 dives-30% discount$2,800from $1,960Overview
8 days / 7 nights16 -17Advanced Open Water - Minimum 50 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
27 Apr 2025
12:00 PM
Kooddoo
Kooddoo Airport: GKK
Return
04 May 2025
07:00 AM
Male
Male Velana International Airport: MLE
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Towels and toiletries
- Tanks and weights
- Night dives
- Airport transfers
- Land excursions
- Taxes
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Green tax - US$12 per day
- Fuel surcharge - US$105 per trip
- Tigershark dive local guide - US$30
- Domestic flight
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement - 50%
- Soft drinks
- Alcoholic drinks
- Equipment rental
- Nitrox - US$15 per day
- 15L tanks - US$15 per day
- Dive Courses
- Internet
- Gratuities - US$15 per night
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- One-way itinerary, diving both above and below the equator
- Encounter grey reef sharks and whitetip reef sharks at Kandooma Thila
- Experience Alimatha house Reef—one of the Maldives’ best night dives
- Meet the mantas of Meemu
- Channel dive with the hammerheads of Thaa atoll
- Dive the current-swept channels of Laamu
- Spot many grey reef sharks in Huvadhoo’s Villingili Kandu
Enjoy 3 dives a day in…
Gaafu Alifu Atoll, Thaa Atoll, Meemu Atoll. Vaavu Atoll and South Male AtollSOUTH MALE ATOLL:Embudu KanduThis is a famous channel between the ocean and Embudu Island, located east-west of Embudu Island. The channel is around 35-45 metres deep, and a thila is located on its North-East side where a variety of sea life such as sharks, hump head wrasses, eagle rays, and barracudas can be explored. The current is strong, making it ideal for only experienced divers. The best season to explore the site is during the Northeast Monsoon.Kandooma ThilaDefinitely number one in the ranking of the best dive sites in South Male atoll. Long Thila, located in the middle of the channel, offers spectacular conditions to observe grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, eagle rays, big schools of jacks and snappers both with incoming and outgoing current. North side of the pinnacle is nicely covered with soft corals with the top of the reef being home to many reef fish and green turtles. Currents can be pretty strong so negative entry and fast descent is often required. Current hooks should be ready to use. Rasdhoo atollGuraidhoo CornerLocated south of Guraidhoo Island, this is a protected site hosting many pelagic species during incoming currents and presents several “washing machines”, downstream currents. This site is thus only recommended for advanced divers with greater experience and should be avoided by those who are beginners. This site is a great spot to watch eagle rays, whitetip sharks, and grey reef sharks, and is especially interesting during Northeast Monsoon.VAAVU ATOLL:Miyaru KanduOne of the channel dives that you don’t want to miss. With strong incoming current the list of possible encounters is impressive. Mainly grey reef sharks but also whitetip reef sharks, eagle rays, napoleons and tunas are quite common and with the visibility reaching 40 metres during the northeast monsoon it can be the highlight of the trip. Outgoing current offers worse visibility but the sharks are still there. The site is not recommended for beginners, negative entry is often required and current hook is a must to avoid causing unnecessary damage to the reef. Most of the time you will spend at the depth of 26 to 30 metres so checking air and no-deco time more often is strongly recommended.Alimatha House ReefLocated on the south side of Alimatha island resort and considered one of the best night dives in the Maldives, being often a victim of its success and resulting in overcrowding of divers. Every night there is a show performed by a big number of nurse sharks, stingrays and massive jacks. Maximum depth will not exceed 15 metres and most of the time you will be kneeling on a sandy bottom waiting for the sharks to come closer. Definitely not to be missed.MEEMU ATOLL:Muli CornerThe reef is known as home to a lot of sharks during incoming currents but it also welcomes manta rays on a large cleaning station during outgoing current. Entering the water with empty BCD and not wasting time on the surface is often recommended, especially with strong currents.THAA ATOLL:Whaleshark PointThere is no specific place where diving would guarantee an encounter with a whale shark but the common practice is to use a strong light in the evening at the back platform of the boat to attract the zooplanktons which will further attract the whale sharks. Scuba diving while having the shark at the back of the boat is rather discouraged as the bubbles may disperse the mass of the plankton. The best experience is to grab a mask, fins and gently enter the water on the side of the boat, not to scare the whale shark away and then enjoy the view while snorkelling. Sometimes the whale shark will stay for hours, more than one visitor is also possible. Instructions given by the dive guides have to be followed and a code of conduct must be respected by all snorkelers to enjoy the moment to the fullest.HUVADHOO ATOLL:Villingili KanduVillingili Kandu is a channel south of the island of Villingili in Gaafu Alifu Atoll, which is known to see many grey reef sharks. The spectacle at the edge of the channel is mostly enjoyed with a reef hook.When the no-decompression limit or 70 bar is reached, it is possible to complete the dive by drifting inside the channel in order to reach the north or south reef.This dive site is especially interesting during the northeast monsoon and is suitable for advanced divers with good experience in currents and deep dives. The use of a reef hook is recommended to avoid damaging the reef.
Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.Payment & cancellation terms
- More than 60 days prior to departure cancellation fee of 30% is charged (or loss of deposit, whichever is greater)
- 60 days or less prior to departure a cancellation fee of 100% is charged
Payment policy30% deposit - required to secure reservation.
70% balance - due 60 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 60 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policySpecial offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellation.Limited availability
2025
2026
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Cabins
Lower deck double or twin
Twin or double bed
2 peopleShareableLower deck double cabin
Double bed
2 peopleNon shareableMain deck cabin
Double bed
2 peopleNon shareableUpper deck cabin
Twin or double bed
2 peopleShareable
- If you are a solo traveller, we aim to allocate shared cabins on a same-sex basis.
- Non-shareable cabins can not be shared with another single traveler outside your party. A single occupancy surcharge will be applied.