Beneath the surface
Explore coral reefs, channels, pinnacles and wrecks with full scuba equipment, two BAUER compressors and Nitrox available. PADI courses are offered at all levels.

Experiences aboard Leira
Dive beneath the surface, follow the horizon and step ashore—each day shaped by the central atolls, the weather and the rhythm of the sea.
Plan your journeyFourteen nights of discovery
Leira's 14-night Central Atolls snorkeling and diving cruise connects South Malé, Vaavu and Ari through days in the water, quiet sandbanks, local islands and evenings beneath an open sky.
Seven-night stays use a Day 8 domestic flight transfer to or from Malé and Maamigili. The route remains subject to weather, sea conditions, currents, island availability and the captain's discretion.
Beneath the surface
Explore coral reefs, channels, pinnacles and wrecks with full scuba equipment, two BAUER compressors and Nitrox available. PADI courses are offered at all levels.
Beneath the surface
Enter clear atoll waters from reefs, sandbanks and deserted islands by day, with night manta snorkeling considered when the season and conditions align.
Seasonal encounters
Optional excursions may search for manta rays and whale sharks when the season, weather and local conditions align. Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed.
After sunset
Try Maldivian hand-line fishing as evening settles over the water. Professional fishing gear is available, with catch-and-release encouraged.
On the water
Take to the water by kayak or stand-up paddleboard, with both included in Leira's water-sports equipment.
Island discovery
Swim, snorkel, picnic or simply pause on remote stretches of sand, with beach barbecues and sunset cocktails arranged when conditions allow.
Island discovery
Step ashore to experience island communities, browse local shops and follow the unhurried rhythm of life beyond the resort shoreline.

A journey in motion
Selected excursions are optional and chargeable. Routes, timings and dive sites remain subject to availability, weather, sea conditions, currents and operational requirements. Marine-life sightings cannot be guaranteed.