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A working island
Boatyards and a fish market before the heat.
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Island Hopping
Wake in one atoll, take coffee in another. Fishing villages, coral-stone mosques, empty surf and reefs that see almost no one, strung together across open water.
7 to 12 nightsCurious travellers and repeat visitorsUp to 8 guests · 4 suites
The idea
What island hopping looks like
Fishing villages, boatyards, lacquer workshops and a different beach for every afternoon. The yacht crosses at night so the mornings always start somewhere new, and the crew handle every landing.
- ·Local island walks with a Maldivian guide
- ·Markets, mosques and craft workshops
- ·Multi-atoll routing
How it unfolds
A shape for the days
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Craft and lunch
Lacquer and mat weaving in Baa, lunch back aboard.
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An empty beach
An uninhabited island for the afternoon, shade and ice carried ashore.
Included
What the charter carries
- ·Private full-yacht charter — four suites for up to eight guests
- ·Six crew including captain, private chef and dive guide
- ·All meals, soft drinks and house beverages prepared onboard
- ·Snorkelling equipment, kayaks, paddleboards and tenders
- ·Airport meet-and-greet and speedboat transfers on both ends
- ·Guided island visits with a local crew member
- ·All landing arrangements and permissions
Perfect for
Curious travellers and repeat visitors
Typical length — 7 to 12 nights. The captain writes the route each morning against wind, tide and how the group is feeling, so nothing here is fixed.
Request Your Private ProposalBefore you sail
Good to know
Shoulders and knees covered on inhabited islands.
Alcohol is not taken ashore on local islands.
Five nights or more gives a genuine spread of atolls.
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