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We offer scheduled, on-demand, and chartered transfers, ensuring reliable and timely travel between islands. Our speedboats accommodate both corporate groups and individual travellers. Flexible rental options, from single trips to annual contracts, cater to your specific needs. Our experienced captains and crew guarantee a safe and professional experience.

With a combined 350-ton cargo capacity, our landing craft marked a significant expansion in our service offerings. These versatile vessels allow us to deliver efficient transport of heavy equipment and cargo to even the most remote locations.

Our fleet of three high-performance tug boats; Hawks Hivvaru, Hawks Aaru, and Hawks Baaru. Strategically anchored near the industrial hub of Thilafushi. These versatile vessels are readily available for immediate service, assisting with berthing manoeuvres and open water towing, our tugs are expertly equipped to handle even the most demanding ship-handling tasks.

A fleet of 5 Ferries is leased to the Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC). This partnership ensures reliable ferry service between local islands, enhancing connectivity throughout the nation.

Introducing Hawks Asurumaa, the newest addition to our speedboat fleet, expanding The Hawks marine transportation offering across the Maldives. Designed for comfort and a refined travel experience,…
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The Hawks is proud to introduce Hawks Topaz, the 16th barge to join its fleet, strengthening the company's nationwide fuel network. Built in-house at the Hawks Boatyard, the vessel reflects the…
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The Hawks Pvt Ltd has strengthened its marine fleet with the acquisition of MT Hawks Liberty, now the largest oil tanker owned by a private company in the Maldives. With a carrying capacity exceeding…
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