The Charter
One boat, one composed week.
No address, no neighbours — the boat moves with you, and anchors wherever the water is best that morning.
On the resort side of the register avé introduces you to a house; on the island side we operate the days ashore. A charter is the third way — the whole vessel handed over, the week drawn for your party alone, and avé holding every piece of it.
The Fleet
The vessels.
Correspondence
Asked, quietly answered.
You take the whole boat — never a single cabin on a shared liveaboard. The vessel, the crew and every meal are yours for the week, and avé holds the whole of it: the route, the table, the water, one correspondence and one bill from the first morning to the last.
A resort is a house we introduce you to; an island journey is one we operate ashore. A charter has no address at all — the boat moves with you, anchoring wherever the water is best that day. It suits a family or a group of friends who would rather have the whole vessel than a room on someone else’s.
For the headline charter, yes — the whole boat for seven days, the full crew, every meal aboard, and the on-water activities (snorkelling, fishing and the water toys). The only extras are diving (not offered on this vessel), your flights, and the fuel surcharge if you choose to range beyond the home water.
Entirely. The published itinerary is a sketch — we redraw it for your dates, the season and the swell. Tell us whether the week leans to fishing, to the reef, to the sandbanks or to doing very little at all, and we compose it around that.
The home water is the central Malé area and Vaavu atoll — held in the charter. A wider route, as far south as Thaa atoll, is open to you against a quoted fuel charge.
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