Our boats do not sail home empty if we can help it, and that makes the return leg cheap.
We carry chilled and dry fish products, produce, scrap metal, plant coming back off a finished job, and household moves, all at a lower rate than the outbound leg because the space exists anyway.
Island to island moves are possible where both islands are on the same route. Where they are not, the cargo comes through Male and is reloaded, which costs a handling fee and usually a week. We will tell you which of the two you are looking at before you commit.
For anything perishable on a return leg, talk to us about the timing rather than the rate. A boat arriving in Male on a Friday evening is a boat whose cargo sits until Saturday.