Also known as Blue Caves, it is the ultimate coral site. Healthy hard corals steal the show on top while stunning soft corals which hang like multi-coloured bunches of grapes in the numerous overhangs and caves are the definite highlights deeper.

Also known as the shark point, Hafza Thila is a small coral formation that rises from ocean floor to 10m below the surface. Numerous grey reef sharks cruise by, White Tip Reef Sharks glide in the current and massive tuna hunt the vast schools of fusiliers.

Maaya Thila is about 80 meters in diameter. It is not uncommon for divers to spend the entire dive in one area to digest the incredible diversity of marine life. The top starts at six meters and the reef edge drops from 12 meters to depths of 30 meters and more.

Mushimasmingili Reef also knows as Fish Head is one of the most famous diving spot in Maldives. This coral hill lying on a sandy bottom at 40m, the top of this hill being at 8 to 12 meters. Due to the strong current and it’s position, the dive is spectacular.

This beautiful wreck is a former coastal fishing trawler of about 30m in length. It has stood in its final resting place at 30m depth for over 30 years; in that time the wreck has become beautifully overgrown with countless marine life.

Located on the border of South and North Ari atoll, Moofushi is the perfect place to encounter the majestic giants : Manta Rays. These huge rays gather on this cleaning station to dance in a circular motion while busy cleaner wrasse scrub their bodies.

In the deep blue waters of Rasdhoo atoll we dive to a maximum depth of 30 metres looking for the critically endangered hammerhead shark. This is one of the very few places in the world to encounter these sharks in their natural environment.

Located in the 4km wide Himendhoo Kandu, Donkalo Thila has an excellent wall with overhangs and plenty of fish life. Mantas are regularly seen here during the north-east monsoon season, and whale sharks have often been here.

This reef extends East to West, it is very long and the dive is on the south side of the thila. Magnificent caves with crevices and coral blocks covered Alcyonarians. The distinctive features “Canyon” is a long rock that lies parallel to the reef.

This is a classic Maldivian channel dive. This coral ridge starts at 5m depths and extends down to 30m into the channel. Big napoleon wrasse, grey reef sharks, white tip reef sharks, turtles, schools of eagle rays and big tuna can be seen all along the reef.

Hohola thila is a prime spot for anyone who loves beautiful, colourful coral reefs with even more colourful fish. The top of this stunning thila starts 6 metres below the surface and it slopes down to more than 30m.

Orimas is a wonderful small thila that pulsates with vibrant fish life and stunning hard- and soft corals. This Marine Protected Area features overhangs, caves, and canyons clustered with soft corals of all colors.