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The Baros Thila

The Baros Thila is a circular reef found withing the North Male Atoll Location: North Male Atoll, Baros, Maldives Type of Diving: Reef Experience: Intermediate Maximum Depth: 30 meters Average Visibility: 22 meters Currents: None Access: Boat Marine Life: Stone fish, snappers, dolphins, anemone fish, bat fish Description: The reef top of this site has a depth of 8 meters and about 45 meters in diameter. Upon initial inspection, this reef would look like a plain, bare rock coral, but it serves as a home to a wide variety of marine life. There are ample amounts of red snappers ...Read More
Posted on Jul 19 2010

Miyaru Faru, Maldives

Do not be surprised if sharks feature prominently here, because sharks are just “miyaru” in Dhivehi Location: Medhu-Uthuru Province, North Male Atoll, Maldives Type of Diving: Reef Experience: Advanced Maximum Depth: 30 meters Average Visibility: 18 meters Currents: Light Access: Boat Marine Life: Sharks, Rays, Barracudas, Moray Eels, ...Read More
Posted on Jul 16 2010

Octopus Inteligence

In general, the octopus is one of the smartest animals in existence and it is believed to be the smartest of all invertebrates If you are a fan of the FIFA World Cup, you should have at least been updated about ...Read More
Posted on Jul 16 2010

Maamigili Faru, Maldives

The Maamigili Faru is one site that can always be dived regardless of its underwater current conditions Location: South Ari Atoll, Maldives Type of Diving: Reef Experience: Novice Maximum Depth: 18 meters Average Visibility: 30 meters Currents: Light Access: Boat Marine Life: Rays, Groupers, Pelagics, Turtles, Jack Fish, ...Read More
Posted on Jul 13 2010

Scuba Diving Heallth Assessment

Here are some simple assessment questions that you may answer in order to determine if you’re fit for scuba diving In scuba diving, it is not necessary to be in the “gym-level” kind of fitness in order to qualify for it. ...Read More
Posted on Jul 10 2010

The Cocoa Corner, Maldives

The Cocoa Corner is one amazing dive site enriched with various marine life Location: Medhu-Uthuru Province, South Male Atoll, Maldives Type of Diving: Deep Diving, Drift Diving Experience: Advanced Maximum Depth: 55 meters Average Visibility: 15 meters Currents: Strong Access: Boat Marine Life: Turtles, Wrasses, Moray Eels, ...Read More
Posted on Jul 09 2010

The Madivaru Corner, Maldives

The Madivaru Corner is an excellent site for spotting rays and hammerhead sharks. It is also one of the most visited dive sites in the Rasdhoo Atoll Location: Medhu-Uthuru Province, Rasdhoo Atoll, Maldives Type of Diving: Shark Diving, Reef Diving, Drift Diving Experience: ...Read More
Posted on Jul 08 2010

Shark Diving Trips in the Maldives

Shark Diving Trips on Liveaboards in the Maldives When you think about taking a shark diving trip, the Maldives might not be the first place you think of.  Perhaps you’ll think more of South Africa, Australia or maybe California.  If you’re ...Read More
Posted on Jul 08 2010

Mushimasmigili, Maldives

Mushimasmigili is a very broad dive site with so much to offer; just perfect for deep diving in the Maldives Location: Medhu-Uthuru Province, Alifu Atoll, Maldives Type of diving: Reef diving, deep diving Experience: Novice Maximum Depth: 42 meters Average Visibility: 20 meters Currents: Moderate Access: Boat Marine ...Read More
Posted on Jul 06 2010

The Vadoo House Reef

The Vadoo House Reef is a very enjoyable and easy dive with large quantities of small fishes Location: Medhu-Uthuru Province, South Male Atoll, Maldives Experience: Intermediate Maximum Depth: 20 meters Average Visibility: 25 meters Currents: Moderate Access: Boat Marine Life: Sweetlips, wrasses, reef fish, sand eels, rays, ...Read More
Posted on Jul 05 2010

The Manta Point, Maldives

The Manta Point is the most ideal place where you could experience close encounters with the amazing manta rays Location: Uthuru Province, Baa Atoll, Maldives Type of Diving: Intermediate Maximum Depth: 35 meters Average Visibility: 25 meters Currents: None Access: Boat Marine Life: Manta rays, sweetlips, box ...Read More