Max Divers is seeking a divemaster couple for a seasonal position on Dhangethi Island from 1 December 2026 to 30 April 2027. Candidates should hold a recognized divemaster certification, have current first-aid and oxygen-provider training, valid medical clearance, dive insurance, and strong practical experience leading recreational dives. Experience in Maldivian conditions, good boat and equipment-handling skills, and excellent English are likely to be advantageous. The successful couple should be safety-focused, professional, physically fit, friendly with guests, and comfortable working as part of a small international team. Duties may include dive guiding, briefings, equipment preparation, boat assistance, guest service, and supporting daily dive-centre operations.
Max Tribe operates Max Divers, a dive and watersports business serving visitors in the Maldives. The company offers recreational diving experiences around local islands and reefs, with services typically including guided dives, equipment support, dive excursions, and assistance for certified divers exploring Maldivian marine life. Its work combines guest hospitality, boat-based operations, safety management, and knowledge of local dive sites. The advertised role is based on Dhangethi, a local island in the South Ari Atoll area, known for access to reef sites and pelagic encounters. As with many island dive centres, staff are likely to work closely with guests, boat crews, accommodation providers, and the local community. Exact employment benefits, accommodation arrangements, working hours, and compensation should be confirmed directly with Max Divers before accepting an offer.
Dhangethi is a traditional local island in South Ari Atoll, offering a quieter and more community-oriented lifestyle than the resort islands. The main opportunities are in diving, guesthouses, watersports, fishing, tourism services, boat operations, and hospitality. Island life is relaxed but practical: facilities are limited compared with major cities, transport depends on speedboats or domestic connections, and working days can be busy during peak tourism periods. Maldives is a Muslim country, so modest clothing away from designated tourist beaches, respectful behaviour, and awareness of local customs are important. Alcohol is generally unavailable on local islands. Foreign workers usually need an employer-sponsored work permit and the correct employment approval; entering on a tourist visa and working is not permitted. Employers commonly assist with permits, accommodation, and airport transfers, but this must be confirmed in writing. Bring suitable work documents, medical records, insurance, and essential personal supplies.
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