For an unforgettable Scuba Diving Liveaboard Maldives, the MV Adora is a state-of-the-art sea vessel. Measuring 123 feet long and 33 feet wide, every inch of the MV (Motorized Vessel) Adora is arranged to give maximum comfort during the liveaboard boat cruise. For the perfect diving holiday, this boat brings comfort and luxury as if it were a floating land hotel.

MV Adora is a 123 feet tri-deck fiber yacht featuring 11 spacious cabins each with a private bath. Guests can enjoy a view from the 04 Ocean View Suites on the third deck. Stylishly designed, the yacht provides maximum tranquility at sea. This scuba diving liveaboard features a large interior and exterior living space. Great detail has been given to achieve the highest standards for quietness and comfort Liveaboard Maldives experience.

The MV Adora can easily accommodate 21 guests among its 3 types of cabin: The Standard Room, Ocean View Suites (Deluxe Room), and Superior Room. The boat is fully air-conditioned.

This Maldives liveaboard is a beautiful Yacht, a platform for the restless modern-day adventurers who want to get a glimpse of the underwater beauty of the Maldives. The MV Adora’s schedules were set so the destinations can be explored under the best conditions. Moreover, it differentiates itself from other liveaboards by providing the best in personalized accommodation, services and facilities.

For entertainment and activities apart from great diving, the MV Adora offers snorkeling, island hopping and picnic on an uninhabited island.

You couldn’t ask for a more beautiful cruise yacht when going on an adventure and diving holidays of a lifetime to see the underwater wonders of the Maldives. The MV Adora’s itinerary has been prepared to make each destination an awesome exploration under any condition. The MV Adora is the liveaboard that stands above the rest because of its personalized services, facilities, and accommodation.

To top it off, aside from diving, the MV Adora also offers great activities and entertainment such as a picnic on an uninhabited island, snorkeling, and island hopping.