There are 11 cabins onboard the Duke of York. 3 on the upper deck - 2 with twin beds and 1 with double/twin bed. 8 on the lower deck - 3 are twin bed, 4 can be used as double, twin or triple share, and 1 cabin can be used for single occupancy. All cabins have private bathrooms.

All the cabins have:

No. of bathrooms / showers - 12 / 13 - hot water

Maldives Atolls (8 Days / 7 Nights - 17 Dives)

Trip highlights: whale sharks, hammerhead sharks, shark action, manta rays, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: ABC

Day 1
A representative of Duke of York will meet you at Male International Airport and take you to the dhoni that will take you on board this fantastic 36m motor yacht and its crew of 10. The boat will leave port, usually by 2 pm, and guests will do their check dive. Lunch and dinner will be served during the day, depending on your arrival time. You will be able to get to know the crew and the boat better during the introductory briefing that the tour leader will give once all the guests are on board. You are about to have a great week of diving, fun, pampering and relaxation!

Days 2-7
The Maldives are known for the stunning beaches and azure waters, but it's the life beneath the water's surface that will leave you speechless. Conte Max will take you to see amazing coral reefs and an abundance of marine life all year round on 3 dives a day. Whale sharks are seen very often, while diving or snorkelling. Felidhoo Atoll will surprise you with its huge schools of fish and larger marine life such as large schools of grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, tuna, Napoleon wrasse and many colourful reef fish. Hanifaru Bay at Baa Atoll is where you could experience a whirling feeding frenzy of manta rays. Mantas arrive in their hundreds to gorge on the nutrient rich soup during the southwest monsoon when the plankton blooms, a spectacle to behold! Be prepared for awesome apex predator encounters with thresher sharks, oceanic whitetips and tiger sharks at Fuvahmulah Island. Here you’ll dive with a variety of large predators as they hunt the abundant smaller fish. The Maldives has the world’s largest known population of reef manta rays - up to 9 in a single dive during dives at Meemu Atoll!
There are 3 dives a day, except on the last full day of the trip when there is only 1 morning dive before returning to Male.
A typical day starts with coffee before the first dive of the day. The second dive follows breakfast then lunch is served around 1 pm. The afternoon dive is normally scheduled for 3 pm, and dinner is served at 7:30 pm. The liveaboard operator takes great pride in the quality of its food. 3 main meals a day will fuel you for the diving on safari, while the snacks served each day are aimed for energy boosts and to simply spoil you! Meals are served at your table in the open air if weather permits, otherwise in the air-con saloon. Fresh fish is the speciality of the cruise, together with plenty of vegetables, and cooked according to Italian, Maldivian and international recipes. There will be 1 beach BBQ during the safari.

Day 8
Wake up to the smell of the last cooked breakfast of the tour in the early morning. Say your farewells and take your last group pictures before heading to Male airport.
Please note that these cruises use different ports - check above for details.

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Maldives Atolls (11 Days / 10 Nights - 26 Dives)

Trip highlights: whale sharks, hammerhead sharks, shark action, manta rays, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: ABC

Day 1
A representative of Duke of York will meet you at Male International Airport and take you to the dhoni that will take you on board this fantastic 36m motor yacht and its crew of 10. The boat will leave port, usually by 2 pm, and guests will do their check dive. Lunch and dinner will be served during the day, depending on your arrival time. You will be able to get to know the crew and the boat better during the introductory briefing that the tour leader will give once all the guests are on board. You are about to have a great extended few days of diving, fun, pampering and relaxation!

Days 2-10
The Maldives are known for the stunning beaches and azure waters, but it's the life beneath the water's surface that will leave you speechless. Conte Max will take you to see amazing coral reefs and an abundance of marine life all year round on 3 dives a day. Whale sharks are seen very often, while diving or snorkelling. Felidhoo Atoll will surprise you with its huge schools of fish and larger marine life such as large schools of grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, tuna, Napoleon wrasse and many colourful reef fish. Hanifaru Bay at Baa Atoll is where you could experience a whirling feeding frenzy of manta rays. Mantas arrive in their hundreds to gorge on the nutrient rich soup during the southwest monsoon when the plankton blooms, a spectacle to behold! Be prepared for awesome apex predator encounters with thresher sharks, oceanic whitetips and tiger sharks at Fuvahmulah Island. Here you’ll dive with a variety of large predators as they hunt the abundant smaller fish. The Maldives has the world’s largest known population of reef manta rays - up to 9 in a single dive during dives at Meemu Atoll!
There are 3 dives a day, except on the last full day of the trip when there is only 1 morning dive before returning to Male.
A typical day starts with coffee before the first dive of the day. The second dive follows breakfast then lunch is served around 1 pm. The afternoon dive is normally scheduled for 3 pm, and dinner is served at 7:30 pm. The liveaboard operator takes great pride in the quality of its food. 3 main meals a day will fuel you for the diving on safari, while the snacks served each day are aimed for energy boosts and to simply spoil you! Meals are served at your table in the open air if weather permits, otherwise in the air-con saloon. Fresh fish is the speciality of the cruise, together with plenty of vegetables, and cooked according to Italian, Maldivian and international recipes. There will be 1 beach BBQ during the safari.

Day 11
Wake up to the smell of the last cooked breakfast of the tour in the early morning. Say your farewells and take your last group pictures before heading to Male airport.
Please note that these cruises use different ports - check above for details.

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Maldives Atolls (12 Days / 11 Nights - 29 Dives)

Trip highlights: whale sharks, hammerhead sharks, shark action, manta rays, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: ABC

Day 1
A representative of Duke of York will meet you at Male International Airport and take you to the dhoni that will take you on board this fantastic 36m motor yacht and its crew of 10. The boat will leave port, usually by 2 pm, and guests will do their check dive. Lunch and dinner will be served during the day, depending on your arrival time. You will be able to get to know the crew and the boat better during the introductory briefing that the tour leader will give once all the guests are on board. You are about to have a great extended few days of diving, fun, pampering and relaxation!

Days 2-11
The Maldives are known for the stunning beaches and azure waters, but it's the life beneath the water's surface that will leave you speechless. Conte Max will take you to see amazing coral reefs and an abundance of marine life all year round on 3 dives a day. Whale sharks are seen very often, while diving or snorkelling. Felidhoo Atoll will surprise you with its huge schools of fish and larger marine life such as large schools of grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, tuna, Napoleon wrasse and many colourful reef fish. Hanifaru Bay at Baa Atoll is where you could experience a whirling feeding frenzy of manta rays. Mantas arrive in their hundreds to gorge on the nutrient rich soup during the southwest monsoon when the plankton blooms, a spectacle to behold! Be prepared for awesome apex predator encounters with thresher sharks, oceanic whitetips and tiger sharks at Fuvahmulah Island. Here you’ll dive with a variety of large predators as they hunt the abundant smaller fish. The Maldives has the world’s largest known population of reef manta rays - up to 9 in a single dive during dives at Meemu Atoll!
There are 3 dives a day, except on the last full day of the trip when there is only 1 morning dive before returning to Male.
A typical day starts with coffee before the first dive of the day. The second dive follows breakfast then lunch is served around 1 pm. The afternoon dive is normally scheduled for 3 pm, and dinner is served at 7:30 pm. The liveaboard operator takes great pride in the quality of its food. 3 main meals a day will fuel you for the diving on safari, while the snacks served each day are aimed for energy boosts and to simply spoil you! Meals are served at your table in the open air if weather permits, otherwise in the air-con saloon. Fresh fish is the speciality of the cruise, together with plenty of vegetables, and cooked according to Italian, Maldivian and international recipes. There will be 1 beach BBQ during the safari.

Day 12
Wake up to the smell of the last cooked breakfast of the tour in the early morning. Say your farewells and take your last group pictures before heading to Male airport.
Please note that these cruises use different ports - check above for details.

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Maldives Atolls (6 Days / 5 Nights - 11 Dives)

Trip highlights: whale sharks, hammerhead sharks, shark action, manta rays, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: ABC

Day 1
A representative of Duke of York will meet you at Male International Airport and take you to the dhoni that will take you on board this fantastic 36m motor yacht and its crew of 10. The boat will leave port, usually by 2 pm, and guests will do their check dive. Lunch and dinner will be served during the day, depending on your arrival time. You will be able to get to know the crew and the boat better during the introductory briefing that the tour leader will give once all the guests are on board. You are about to have a great few days of diving, fun, pampering and relaxation!

Days 2-5
The Maldives are known for the stunning beaches and azure waters, but it's the life beneath the water's surface that will leave you speechless. Conte Max will take you to see amazing coral reefs and an abundance of marine life all year round on 3 dives a day. Whale sharks are seen very often, while diving or snorkelling. Felidhoo Atoll will surprise you with its huge schools of fish and larger marine life such as large schools of grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, tuna, Napoleon wrasse and many colourful reef fish. Hanifaru Bay at Baa Atoll is where you could experience a whirling feeding frenzy of manta rays. Mantas arrive in their hundreds to gorge on the nutrient rich soup during the southwest monsoon when the plankton blooms, a spectacle to behold! Be prepared for awesome apex predator encounters with thresher sharks, oceanic whitetips and tiger sharks at Fuvahmulah Island. Here you’ll dive with a variety of large predators as they hunt the abundant smaller fish. The Maldives has the world’s largest known population of reef manta rays - up to 9 in a single dive during dives at Meemu Atoll!
There are 3 dives a day, except on the last full day of the trip when there is only 1 morning dive before returning to Male.
A typical day starts with coffee before the first dive of the day. The second dive follows breakfast then lunch is served around 1 pm. The afternoon dive is normally scheduled for 3 pm, and dinner is served at 7:30 pm. The liveaboard operator takes great pride in the quality of its food. 3 main meals a day will fuel you for the diving on safari, while the snacks served each day are aimed for energy boosts and to simply spoil you! Meals are served at your table in the open air if weather permits, otherwise in the air-con saloon. Fresh fish is the speciality of the cruise, together with plenty of vegetables, and cooked according to Italian, Maldivian and international recipes. There will be 1 beach BBQ during the safari.

Day 6
Wake up to the smell of the last cooked breakfast of the tour in the early morning. Say your farewells and take your last group pictures before heading to Male airport.
Please note that these cruises use different ports - check above for details.

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Maldives Atolls (10 Days / 9 Nights - 23 Dives)

Trip highlights: whale sharks, hammerhead sharks, shark action, manta rays, schooling fish & big pelagics

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: ABC

Day 1
A representative of Duke of York will meet you at Male International Airport and take you to the dhoni that will take you on board this fantastic 36m motor yacht and its crew of 10. The boat will leave port, usually by 2 pm, and guests will do their check dive. Lunch and dinner will be served during the day, depending on your arrival time. You will be able to get to know the crew and the boat better during the introductory briefing that the tour leader will give once all the guests are on board. You are about to have a great extended few days of diving, fun, pampering and relaxation!

Days 2-9
The Maldives are known for the stunning beaches and azure waters, but it's the life beneath the water's surface that will leave you speechless. Conte Max will take you to see amazing coral reefs and an abundance of marine life all year round on 3 dives a day. Whale sharks are seen very often, while diving or snorkelling. Felidhoo Atoll will surprise you with its huge schools of fish and larger marine life such as large schools of grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, tuna, Napoleon wrasse and many colourful reef fish. Hanifaru Bay at Baa Atoll is where you could experience a whirling feeding frenzy of manta rays. Mantas arrive in their hundreds to gorge on the nutrient rich soup during the southwest monsoon when the plankton blooms, a spectacle to behold! Be prepared for awesome apex predator encounters with thresher sharks, oceanic whitetips and tiger sharks at Fuvahmulah Island. Here you’ll dive with a variety of large predators as they hunt the abundant smaller fish. The Maldives has the world’s largest known population of reef manta rays - up to 9 in a single dive during dives at Meemu Atoll!
There are 3 dives a day, except on the last full day of the trip when there is only 1 morning dive before returning to Male.
A typical day starts with coffee before the first dive of the day. The second dive follows breakfast then lunch is served around 1 pm. The afternoon dive is normally scheduled for 3 pm, and dinner is served at 7:30 pm. The liveaboard operator takes great pride in the quality of its food. 3 main meals a day will fuel you for the diving on safari, while the snacks served each day are aimed for energy boosts and to simply spoil you! Meals are served at your table in the open air if weather permits, otherwise in the air-con saloon. Fresh fish is the speciality of the cruise, together with plenty of vegetables, and cooked according to Italian, Maldivian and international recipes. There will be 1 beach BBQ during the safari.

Day 10
Wake up to the smell of the last cooked breakfast of the tour in the early morning. Say your farewells and take your last group pictures before heading to Male airport.
Please note that these cruises use different ports - check above for details.

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[Information is best estimate in ideal circumstances and subject to changes beyond our control. The itinerary is a guide only and may be adapted to best suit the weather, tides, currents, availability and other prevailing events. Price is for the cruise, not for an exact number of dives].