Soak up all the beauty of the Central Atolls while on board the spacious North Seven Charter. This spacious 3-deck charter boat will transport you to some of the most incredible and remote waves in the Maldives, while providing the perfect place to kick-back and relax between surfs.
North Seven Charter accommodates a maximum of 12 guests, with two spacious upper deck suites and five lower deck cabins. Each comfortable cabin has an ensuite with hot water, mini-bar and air-conditioning. With three outdoor areas and a large air-conditioned dining and bar area with a large flat screen TV, you’ll have plenty of space to hang out after a long day catching epic waves.
Fun for surfers and non-surfers alike.
Don’t surf? There’s plenty to do on the North Seven Charter even for non-surfers. The fabulous crew entertain guests with dinner parties, karaoke, island excursions, snorkeling tours and much more.
Premium 
Maldives 
April to October 
Intermediate 
Accommodation
On board North Seven Charter you can choose from a variety of extremely spacious and modern accommodation options. All rooms have an ensuite with hot water, air-conditioning, a mini bar and a daily turn-down service.
Top deck: Two double ocean-view suites.
Lower deck: Four twin cabins and one double cabin.
Meals
Enjoy a post-surf drink as the sunsets over the Central Atolls, before heading to the dining room where you’ll be served three delicious meals a day by the friendly crew. The chef prepares a range of international and traditional Maldivian cuisine, using only the freshest, healthiest ingredients.
Surf North Seven Charter – Central Atolls
Experience a surf trip of a lifetime and surf some of the best waves the Maldives has on offer. From May through to September, North Seven Charter roams the Central and Malé Atolls searching for fun, empty waves. Surfers get to choose from a variety of waves to suit a range of ability levels.
The Central Atolls is one of the prettiest and quietest regions in the Maldives and on board North Seven Charter you’ll have the chance to discover more than 20 surf breaks. The Meemu, Thaa, Dhaalu and Laamu Atolls all pick up consistent swell during the peak season. Some of the best waves in the region include Muli, Inside Mikados, Machines and Ying Yang.
The Malé Atolls is the most popular region for surfers, with a variety of waves all an hour’s boat ride apart. In peak season the Malé Atolls is predominantly off-shore all day, with a swell direction of south/south-east. Generally, surf ranges in size from 2 to 8 ft, with bigger pulses every so often.
CENTRAL ATOLLS
MALIKS
In the Thaa Atoll, off Hirilandhoo Island, Maliks is a left-hand reef break that, given the right conditions, offers up long, satisfying barrels. While this wave isn’t always performing at its peak, if you stumble upon Maliks during a south/south-west swell and south-east/east wind, you won’t be disappointed.
FINNIMAS
Finnimas isn’t for the faint of heart, as it breaks over some pretty shallow reef, however this left-hander is high up on the ‘to surf’ list for many visitors to the Central Atolls. While not the biggest wave in the Maldives, it’s definitely one not to miss given the right conditions.
INSIDE MIKADOS
The picture perfect Inside Mikados is a right-hand reef break just east of Outside Mikados. While only working on the low tide, Inside Mikados offers up peeling down the line rides with short barrel sections.
YING YANG
In the south of Laamu Atoll, Ying Yang is a right hander that is a frequent stop for North Seven Charter. Ying Yang combines a mellow down the line ride with a fast inside barrel section where surfers can get some serious tube riding time if they can push through the more challenging sections.
MULI
A highlight of the Meemu Atoll, Muli is a right-hander with barrel sections that offer up some memorable rides for visitors to the Central Atolls. Not a wave to be missed in the right conditions, Muli works best in a south-east swell and west/south-west winds.
MACHINES
As mechanical as it sounds, Machines is the best right-hander in this region. Surfing Machines requires a bit of stamina, but the grinding barrel sections make it worthwhile. Machines lacks a channel, so you’ll need to be paddle fit, and be sure to have your wits about you when it’s time to get out of the impact zone.
MALÉ ATOLLS
JAILBREAKS
Previously off-limits, Jailbreaks is a long right-hander with three sections, including a mid-barrel section. When it’s lining up right, you can expect a super-fun 300m ride!
NINJAS
Travelling 20 minutes north you’ll find this fun right-hander which breaks off Kani Resort. It’s great for beginners to intermediate surfers. With an easier take-off, on smaller days Ninjas is good for longboarders or cruising on a fish, and on bigger swells it’s lots of fun on a shortboard.
COKES (COLAS)
If you travel another 25 minutes you’ll come across one of the most well-known waves in the region. Cokes is a hollow right-hander which breaks at between 3 to 10 ft. It’s more protected from the southerly winds than Lohis and offers up deep tube rides for the more experienced surfers.
CHICKENS
On the other side of Cokes, Chickens is the fastest left-hander in the North Malé Atoll. It’s a swell magnet and can handle swell from 3 to over 10 ft, with rides up to 500m long.
Surf Guides
On a surf charter you need an experienced surf guide with knowledge of the local surf breaks. On board North Seven Charter we provide the most experienced surf guides you will ever meet, many of whom grew up surfing the area.The professionally trained World Surfaris surf guides are constantly checking surf conditions. They stay in contact with other skippers/surf guides in the area to find fun and empty waves for guests staying on board Ocean Sapphire.
Non-Surf Activities
If you’re not surfing, there are plenty of activities to keep you entertained while staying on board North Seven Charter. You can explore the crystal clear waters of the Malé and Central Atolls with a snorkel, goggles and fins, or take off on a stand-up paddleboard adventure to the nearest white sandy beach or uninhabited Island.
If you want to delve deeper and discover the ocean wonders of the Malé and Central Atolls, licensed divers can jump aboard the dhoni support vessel which can be fully equipped for scuba diving groups.