Journeys in the Maldives

Every charter begins with three questions: who’s coming, when, and how you want the days to feel. Here are three places to start.

A narrow sandbank with a patch of green, surrounded by turquoise lagoon
South Malé Atoll, photograph by Shifaaz Shamoon

Between islands

Let the yacht be your base and the view change every morning. Leave room for a swim before breakfast, a quieter anchorage, or an extra day somewhere you fall for.

Worth deciding early

  • The balance between cruising and time at anchor
  • How much of each day you want to spend in the water
  • Where your international flights arrive and leave
Plan this journey

A gathering aboard

Bring everyone together in one place. Meals and decks are shared, and with twelve cabins and a suite, everyone still has a door to close.

Start with the guest list

  • Who is coming, and how the cabins should be arranged
  • Any occasion you would like to mark
  • Different ages, interests and daily routines
Plan this journey

An island and a yacht

Pair a stay on land with days at sea. The crossing from resort to yacht becomes part of the holiday, with both halves planned as one.

Connecting the two stays

  • Your resort, or the kind of island you have in mind
  • Which part of the holiday to spend aboard
  • Transfers, and the most comfortable order
Plan this journey

These are starting points, not fixed itineraries. Routes and activities depend on the dates, the weather and the captain’s assessment.

Something else in mind?

Tell us what you’re picturing. The route, the pace and the yacht all bend around it.