Nautilus Two is one of the stricter liveaboards in terms of how many logged dives it requires it’s guests to have.
This makes it a great choice for experienced divers who want to spend lots of time on exciting drift dives, cave exploration and other advanced diving. Nitrox is available on request.
On all trips, kayaks and stand up paddleboarding are available and there is also a beach bbq and welcome cocktails.
Onboard, there’s a large sundeck from which to take in the stunning panoramic views.
But perhaps the most popular common area is at the bow of the boat, where the cool breeze and shade is nicely complimented by a hot tub.
The indoor saloon features comfortable furniture, ac and a well stocked bar that serves beer on tap and a selection of wines.
This is also the location of the dining hall, where local and international cuisine is showcased atop a beautiful five meter long ex-fishing dhoni. Talk about dining in style!
Each of the 12 cabins has a large double bed and a single desk plus a mirror, wardrobe, AC and an ensuite bathroom with a massage shower.
Nautilus Two is the third cheapest liveaboard and offers excellent value for money.
It does feel a little more luxurious than it’s cheaper counterparts Amba and Princess Rani, thanks to the kayaks, hot tub and massage showers!
In my honest opinion, if you are looking for an affordable Maldives liveaboard; yet one that has just a little more – and you’re an experienced diver looking to get the most out of the Maldives more challenging dive sites, Nautilus Two is the best choice to go for.
The staff are extremely friendly and knowledgeable and they really seem to go out of their way to provide guests with a truly memorable experience.