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A wonderful world of beautiful reefs! Large table corals on top signal an awe-inspiring dive, with a maximum depth of 17 meters, where garden eels peek from the snow-white sandy bottom. The best part of the reef lies around 10 meters, with fascinating coral blocks at 15 meters, home to gobies, hermit crabs, sea stars, and sea cucumbers. Vibrant sponges and finger corals create a colorful backdrop for damsel fish, while moray eels, lionfish, and groupers hunt at night. Big jackfish, turtles, eagle rays, tunas, and barracudas can be seen cruising by or lingering at the reef's shallow corners.

Northwest of Iru Fushi, a prized Thila in Noonu Atoll rises from the 30-meter deep sandy bottom, next to a large reef that reaches the surface. The reef’s profile resembles a Christmas tree, with deep and shallow overhangs forming layers and plateaus. Nurse, guitar, and leopard sharks often rest on the sandy bottom, while soft corals attract green and hawksbill turtles. Clouds of golden basslets light up the top, and schools of jack fish hunt smaller reef species like red tooth triggerfish, fusiliers, and groupers, making it a breathtaking sight for divers and photographers.

Nestled in the picturesque surroundings of Iguraidhoo, this dive site features a dramatic drop-off that teems with vibrant marine life. Expect to encounter schools of jacks and fusiliers, as well as the occasional sighting of reef sharks and turtles gliding gracefully. The colorful corals create a stunning backdrop for underwater photography, making it a favorite for divers of all levels. With varying depths and currents, this site promises an exhilarating dive experience every time.

One of our top dives in Noonu Atol. A pinnacle reef with a wide array of marine life and depending on the current, the possibility to witness majestic Grey-Reef Sharks and Blacktip-Reef Sharks. Other marine life such as Barracuda, Stingrays, Lionfish can be seen here. 45-50 minutes boat from the resort to the dive site.

Gemendhoo is a tiny island, primarily consisting of a few trees surrounded by a pristine white sandy beach, serving as a resting spot for black birds. The maximum depth reaches 18 meters, featuring a steep reef adorned with small overhangs at various depths. Colorful roofs and purple whip corals blend with small gorgonian and spiral black corals at the bottom, creating a vibrant underwater landscape.

The east side of Minaavaru Island features a stunning reef that drops from 2 to 18 meters, offering an easy dive even with currents. Scattered cream-colored loped pore corals indicate a healthy ecosystem, unaffected by El Niño, with a growth rate of 9 mm per year, while colorful tube worm tentacles add to the beauty. Small green, blue, and soft brown table corals provide shelter for damsel and pallet surgeon fish. Humpback, red, black, and blue stripe snappers keep a watchful eye on passing dogtooth tunas and jackfish. Don't miss the turtles and octopus on this reef and look out for mantas feeding at the surface!

Toshi Caves offers a rounded shape that enhances the diving experience. Despite strong currents, this channel dive is fairly easy, with the reef dropping steeply from the surface to 30 meters and a variety of caves adding special dimensions to the site. Although the reef may appear grim from a distance, a closer look reveals a wealth of macro life, including scorpion fish, stonefish, lionfish, shrimp, and crabs, requiring a keen eye to spot. The area boasts numerous blotched fantail and feather tail stingrays, along with large green turtles moving between caves, while schooling snappers, long-nosed emperors, jobfish, and fusiliers can be found at shallower depths. A torch is recommended for the best exploration!

This dive site features stunning hard corals from top to bottom, reaching a depth of 18 meters. A vibrant mix of hard corals, including 'undate,' lattice, and flame corals, outcompetes mushroom corals, creating limited space for sponges and leather corals. Pink bulb tentacle anemones host Clark's anemone fish, while blue sea stars feed on coral polyps, algae, and worms, becoming prey for triggerfish and crustaceans. This reef is perfect for both beginners and experienced divers looking for colorful reef fish at shallower depths, with sandy patches interspersed among the diverse coral formations.

This reef is bustling with surgeon fish, fusiliers, and snappers, while the deeper sections showcase black corals, gorgonian sea fans, and brain corals with a maximum depth of 20 meters. Garden eels sway gracefully along the sandy bottom, and soft yellow Clathria corals cast a golden glow over parts of the reef. Giant clams nestle in the crevices of builder corals, while table and finger corals serve as playgrounds for damsel fish. Tranquil trigger fish and vibrant anemone fish add to the charm of this easy and beautiful dive site.

This dive site offers an incredible experience with strong currents that are easy to navigate. The corner drops to 20 meters, showcasing lively fusiliers, snappers, and rainbow runners swimming in the current. As the reef rises to 12-14 meters, divers can enjoy a stunning drift over a terrace of hard and soft corals. Keep an eye out for sting rays, turtles, and moray eels while colorful fish brighten the reef, making it a perfect spot for both beginners and advanced divers.

The house reef is located on the west side of the island, with a diving school nearby and an extended jetty providing direct access. It gently slopes down to a sandy bottom at 18 meters, making it ideal for beginners and check dives. The reef is vibrant with sponges, lush brown soft corals, and coral blocks teeming with small reef fish. Snappers, emperors, small groupers, and jackfish cruise the area, while painted spiny lobsters peek out from their hiding spots, using their long antennae to explore at night. Overhangs of varying sizes provide habitats for lobsters, while fusiliers and surgeonfish hover in the blue, and the southern side of the reef is adorned with green stony corals that bloom with countless polyps in the current.

The inside wall of this channel rises from a depth of 24 meters to a stunning top reef, fully covered with hard corals. Overhangs are home to black corals and creatures like giant winged pearl oysters, Cock’s comb oysters, and black coral shrimps. Lobsters hide in small crevices, avoiding the large groupers that could easily devour them. Yellow Clathria soft corals grow in disorganized clusters, while green midnight stony corals bloom at night, feeding on passing plankton. Schools of jackfish, rainbow runners, and snappers scatter when a massive Napoleon wrasse glides by, and hammerhead sharks have been spotted with the incoming current.

This dive site is a unique teardrop-shaped giri in the Maldives, featuring diverse reef formations that intrigue divers. The north side has a wall, while the east slopes steeply to 30 meters, revealing caves with vibrant Faulkner's corals and large polyps that extend at night. Longnose hawkfish and glassfish inhabit the black corals, and colorful groupers and snappers swim at around 12 meters. The shallow west side features sandy areas with large coral blocks, where jackfish hunt small reef fish and manta rays feed on plankton.

A diver's paradise, All Rise is known for its breathtaking underwater topography, featuring towering coral formations that ascend dramatically from the ocean floor. This site is a haven for both macro enthusiasts and pelagic fish watchers, offering the chance to spot everything from tiny nudibranchs to majestic manta rays. The dynamic currents attract a diverse range of marine life, ensuring an unforgettable adventure beneath the waves.

Vavathi Kurolhi is an enchanting dive site characterized by its stunning coral gardens and rich biodiversity. Divers will delight in exploring the vibrant ecosystem, which includes colorful reef fish, delicate sea fans, and flourishing soft corals. The gentle currents create ideal conditions for leisurely exploration, making it perfect for novice and experienced divers alike. Keep an eye out for the resident moray eels and curious turtles that frequent this idyllic spot.

Fulhaa Dhan’du offers an extraordinary dive experience with its unique underwater landscape of caves and overhangs. As you navigate through the intricate formations, you'll encounter a myriad of marine life, including schooling fish, scorpion fish, and vibrant corals. The site is especially captivating during night dives, when the nocturnal creatures come alive, offering an entirely different perspective of this underwater wonderland.

Felivaru Corner is a popular dive site that boasts impressive coral structures and thriving marine life. The currents here are usually mild, making it accessible for divers of all levels. Look out for the impressive schools of snapper and the occasional sighting of larger pelagics like tuna and eagle rays. The colorful coral formations provide a stunning backdrop, ensuring that every dive is filled with visual delights.

Inside the atoll, near the local island of Velidhoo, this beautiful reef guarantees an exciting dive with green turtles, hawksbill turtles, and stingrays. The wall shines between 10 and 20 meters, featuring overhangs and canyons decorated with spiky soft corals, yellow Clathria, and white Acabaria. Schools of golden basslets and blue tooth triggerfish glide in waves, while blue fin jackfish hunt nearby. Clown triggerfish, angelfish, butterflyfish, and damselfish are unbothered by passing divers, making it a perfect spot for underwater photography or using a torch.

Raalhu Gan’du is known for its exhilarating drift dives, where divers can glide effortlessly along the currents while soaking in the stunning underwater scenery. The site features steep drop-offs, vibrant coral reefs, and a diverse range of marine life. Be on the lookout for passing reef sharks, large schools of jacks, and the occasional dolphin. This site is perfect for experienced divers seeking an adrenaline-filled adventure.

Maafuna is a serene dive site that offers a tranquil underwater experience. Known for its expansive sandy patches interspersed with vibrant coral gardens, divers can enjoy a leisurely exploration while spotting various marine creatures. Expect to encounter rays resting in the sand, playful clownfish among the anemones, and the occasional sea turtle gliding by. This site is perfect for those looking to relax and enjoy the beauty of the Maldives’ underwater world.

Raaban’dhi is a captivating dive site renowned for its stunning coral formations and vibrant marine life. The underwater landscape features intricate coral structures that provide ideal habitats for a variety of fish species. Divers can explore the thriving ecosystem, which is home to colorful reef fish, nudibranchs, and even the occasional stingray. With good visibility and mild currents, this site is perfect for divers of all skill levels.

Landhoo Wall is a breathtaking dive site characterized by its dramatic vertical drop-offs and diverse marine life. Divers will be amazed by the stunning coral gardens and vibrant schools of fish that call this site home. Look out for larger pelagic species like barracudas and reef sharks, as well as smaller inhabitants hiding among the corals. The wall's impressive topography makes it a favorite for both novice and experienced divers.

Ken’dhi Faru is a hidden gem that offers divers the chance to explore pristine coral reefs and abundant marine life. The site is known for its impressive underwater landscapes, featuring colorful coral formations and thriving fish populations. As you dive, keep an eye out for playful turtles and curious reef sharks that often frequent the area. With its clear waters and vibrant ecosystems, Ken’dhi Faru promises an unforgettable diving experience.

Reethi Faru is a breathtaking dive site with stunning coral reefs and diverse marine life. This vibrant underwater paradise is perfect for exploring the colorful world of reef fish, nudibranchs, and other fascinating sea creatures. Divers can expect to encounter schools of snapper and surgeonfish, as well as the occasional graceful ray gliding by. With its shallow areas and gentle currents, this site is ideal for both beginners and experienced divers alike.

Dhigu Faru is a captivating dive site known for its vibrant coral gardens and rich marine biodiversity. Divers can explore the stunning underwater landscape, filled with schools of colorful fish and diverse coral species. The gentle currents create a relaxing diving experience, allowing you to take in the beauty of the underwater world. Look out for the friendly moray eels and the occasional turtle that often grace this enchanting site.

Maakurandhoo is a mesmerizing dive site that offers a fantastic array of underwater experiences. The vibrant coral reefs are home to countless species of fish, including schools of jacks, sweetlips, and the occasional barracuda. As you navigate the crystal-clear waters, you'll be captivated by the stunning marine life and colorful corals that create a breathtaking backdrop. This site is perfect for divers seeking to explore the vibrant ecosystem of the Maldives.

Viha Faru is a stunning dive site that features vibrant coral reefs and a wealth of marine life. Divers will find themselves immersed in a colorful underwater world, teeming with a variety of fish species and fascinating coral formations. The site is known for its gentle currents, making it accessible for divers of all experience levels. Keep an eye out for playful reef sharks and the occasional sea turtle that often grace this enchanting dive site.

Minaavaru Kurolhi offers divers an exciting exploration of its rich underwater landscape. This site is characterized by stunning coral structures, thriving marine life, and crystal-clear waters. Expect to encounter schools of colorful reef fish, curious moray eels, and the occasional glimpse of a majestic ray. With its diverse ecosystems and gentle currents, Minaavaru Kurolhi promises a memorable diving experience for all levels.

Raimas Thila is a captivating dive site that showcases the beauty of the Maldives’ underwater world. Known for its impressive coral formations and rich marine biodiversity, this site offers a unique experience for divers. Expect to encounter vibrant schools of fish, delicate nudibranchs, and the occasional shark gliding by. With its diverse habitats and crystal-clear waters, Raimas Thila is a must-visit for underwater enthusiasts.

Than’buru Canyon is an extraordinary dive site characterized by its dramatic underwater topography. Divers can explore the stunning canyon walls, which are adorned with vibrant corals and teeming with marine life. This site is ideal for spotting larger pelagic species like sharks and rays, as well as colorful reef inhabitants. With its unique features and rich biodiversity, Than’buru Canyon promises an unforgettable diving experience.

Kan’dhoodhoo is a delightful dive site that offers divers a chance to explore its vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life. The site features stunning underwater landscapes filled with schools of colorful fish, playful turtles, and the occasional glimpse of a majestic ray. With its gentle currents and clear waters, Kan’dhoodhoo provides an enjoyable diving experience for divers of all skill levels. Immerse yourself in the beauty of this enchanting underwater paradise.