Snorkeling & Excursions: sightseeing for whale sharks, mantas, dolphins, sandbank, picnic trip, fishing trip, local islands sightseeing, snorkeling with divers

Diving: Try Scuba (for beginners), Bubblemaker (for kids), Fun Dives, Diving courses (Beginner and Advanced)

Diving Courses: PADI Open Water Diver, PADI Advanced Open Water Diver, other courses per request

Coral Restoration: We are part of the Coral restoration project. You can support this environmental preservation activity by growing your own coral on the frame we provide for you and take you to the coral restoration locations. We will periodically update you with photos of your coral growing.

About Some of our Popular Dive sites

Maaya Thilla

The most famous dive site in Maldives. Beautiful pinnacle with a lot to observe. The top reef is 7 metres deep, so even the beginner divers can see a number of reef sharks, schools of anemone fish (maybe you can even find Nemo!), octopus and big soft colorful corals.

The dive for the lower reef goes up to 30 meters for more experienced divers and here you can also see bigger groups of sharks, barracudas, groupers, schools of parrot fish and other rich colorful sea life. Maaya is also a top spot for a night dive where you can see the sea life in its finest hour. Or very sleepy turtles. And very curious stingrays.

Madivaru Corner and Rasdhoo Channel

Another famous dive site near the island of Rasdhoo, where you can observe big groups of sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, Napoleon fish, barracudas, tuna fish, turtles and a hammerhead shark point. Even though this dive site is heavily promoted for hammerhead sharks, these days they are actually very rare and you can mainly see other shark species like reef sharks, white and black tip sharks.

Manta Cleaning Station

In the depth of 12 meters, there is a round-shape of coral blocks where mantas come for their cleaning. The best visibility is early in the morning. At the coral block you can hook yourself for comfortable watching and enjoying the mantas swimming all around you, or if there is no current, you can explore the outer ring of the corals. This dive site is suitable for both beginners and advanced divers. There is also a friendly octopus that sometimes comes to say hi to divers and schools of eagle rays and other sea life that come to visit.

Fish Head

Fish Head is a diving site connecting North and South Ari Atoll. The top reef goes to 7 meters and if you are an advanced diver, you can dive up to 30 meters that is allowed at Maldives at the lower reef. The site is famous for spotting a number of shark species - gray reef sharks, white tip, black tip and colorful schools of fish like bluefin trevally, dogtooth tuna, a lot of turtles, murrays and others.

Gangehi Channel

At this dive site we can do the drift/channel dive which makes a very easy and fun dive. If you are lucky, you can also spot a precious leopard shark. This place is famous for its overhangs, groups of reef sharks, sting rays and beautiful corals.

Shipwreck Dive

There are two shipwreck dives in the area, Halaveli Wreck and Fesdhoo Wreck. Halaveli was a 40 m long cargo ship that was sunk in 1991 to serve as an artificial reef. The wreck is covered in corals and you can see a lot of grouper fish, nudibranchs, lion fish or glassfish. The wreck lies in the depth of 27 meters. Fesdhoo wreck also serves as an artificial reef, lies in the depth of 30 meters and is famous for seeing a large school of fish. Inside the wreck scorpionfish like to make their home.

Maalhos

The most colorful dive site thanks to specific soft corals. You can experience big overhangs, three layers of soft corals and large schools of fish like blue striped snappers and elegant mantas. Due to strong currents that are common in the area, we recommend this site for advanced divers.

Other Dive Sites

We also often go to other dive sites like Broken Rock, Batala Maga Kan Thila, Hafsa Thila, Ukulhas Thila, Gangehi North Kandu and others. Let’s plan the right package for you based on your time, interests and experience.