The Nautilus in the Maldives is offering guests the chance to learn more about manta rays during a symposium about these marine creatures.
The resort is running the symposium as part of the manta ray “season” which runs from May to November.
Activities will include The Nautilus’ marine biologist giving talks on manta rays and taking guests on private trips to nearby Hanifaru Bay where the rays congregate in large numbers every year.
Hanifaru Bay is part of a Unesco Biosphere in the Baa Atoll and is only a 15-minute yacht trip from The Nautilus. The bay is known as one of the world’s top “feeding hotspots” for manta rays.
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The Nautilus in the Maldives is offering guests the chance to learn more about manta rays during a symposium about these marine creatures.
The resort is running the symposium as part of the manta ray “season” which runs from May to November.
Activities will include The Nautilus’ marine biologist giving talks on manta rays and taking guests on private trips to nearby Hanifaru Bay where the rays congregate in large numbers every year.
Hanifaru Bay is part of a Unesco Biosphere in the Baa Atoll and is only a 15-minute yacht trip from The Nautilus. The bay is known as one of the world’s top “feeding hotspots” for manta rays.
Guests can take part in snorkelling sessions, which can even take place during full moons, to get closer to the group of up to 200 manta rays who congregate in the bay.
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