There are a few places on earth where the ocean genuinely outdoes the brochure. The Maldives manages it – 1,200 coral islands spread across the Indian Ocean, where the water runs in shades of blue that seem implausible until you’re in them. Karma Fushi is exactly the vessel for exploring it properly.
September brings a fresh sailing window: the Best of Baa voyage runs 11 to 17 September, taking members through the Baa Atoll on a seven-day exclusive itinerary built around the things Fushi does best: think magical manta encounters at Hanifaru Bay, snorkelling teeming coral gardens, catch-and-grill evenings under open skies, a sandbank beach party, and a dinner at Dusit Thani thrown in for good measure. The 50-metre vessel handles all of it in effortless style – elegant cabins, a lively bar, jacuzzi, and a crew that clearly enjoys what they do.
We highly recommend the full signature six-night Baa Atoll cruises but for those whose schedules won’t stretch to a full week, the three-night South and North Malé Atoll voyages offer a more compact but no less rewarding alternative. South Malé leans into the adrenaline; North Malé takes a slower breath, with paddleboarding, island visits, and a day at Oaga Art Resort.
Three voyages, one exceptional ship, and that breathtaking horizon. Spaces are limited, book fast to set sail with us.
