Wondering when is the best time of year to scuba dive in Maldives?
Where are the best dive sites in Maldives?
How much does it cost to scuba dive in Maldives or looking for a cheap dive holiday in Maldives?
Wondering where to find the best PADI dive centres in Maldives?
Or looking to learn to scuba dive in Maldives?
Wanting to swim with whale sharks in Maldives or discover manta rays in Hanifaru Bay?Indulge Maldives has everything you need for an unforgettable dive holiday in Maldives. We offer great value for money affordable Maldives dive packages – cheaper than you will find anywhere online.
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Did you know the Maldives is made up of almost 1200 islands, spread across 26 stunning atolls, separated into 2 parallel string of islands. These two chain of islands stretch over 820km from north to south and 120km east to west, meaning that there are literally hundreds of kilometres of dive sites in Maldives just waiting to explored by scuba diving enthusiasts, including the UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, Hanifaru Bay.
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Scuba dive in Maldives to experience first hand not only the incredible abundance of marine life, but encounter soft and hard corals, sponges, rock pinnacles called ‘thila’, swim-throughs, caverns, overhangs and even ship wrecks. Beginning scuba divers are in luck – the Maldives is not only for the experienced, you can certainly learn to scuba dive in Maldives. The excellent visibility & large diversity of marine life make Maldives an idyllic island destination for those wishing to learn to scuba dive in Maldives or to gain scuba diving certification in Maldives. There are many PADI Dive Centres in Maldives, with individual dives starting from USD$75pp. Scuba divers are offered discounts on multiple dives.
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If you’re looking for a cheap scuba dive holiday in Maldives, the best way to scuba dive Maldives on a budget is to stay on a local island in a guesthouse or small hotel that specialises in scuba diving, with accommodation starting from USD$50 per night. You will explore the very same dive sites as guests staying in 4 and 5 star resorts.
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TYPES OF DIVE HOLIDAYS IN MALDIVES:
MALDIVES GUESTHOUSES & HOTELS – LOCAL ISLANDS
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Guesthouses and hotels are situated on the local islands of Maldives – the islands where local Maldivian people reside. Guesthouses & hotels offer bed and breakfast style accommodation for those wishing to scuba dive in Maldives. Some Maldives guesthouses are two-star properties with basic amenities like cold water, whilst others are four-star properties with rooftop infinity pools, Jacuzzis, sea view balconies and private gyms.
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Often guesthouses will include all-inclusive dive packages for those wishing to scuba dive in Maldives. Maldives dive packages include accommodation, island transfers, meals and diving excursions. Guesthouse stays begin from US$50 per night and can range to US$200 per night. As each guesthouse and island is very different to the next, it is important to select a Maldives local island & property that is best suit your needs for an unforgettable dive holiday in Maldives. Indulge Maldives can help you choose a local island, hotel and Maldives PADI dive centre that is right for you. Our friendly & experienced travel experts live in Maldives and can offer you better than online prices for all Maldives guesthouses and local island hotels, for your next dive holiday in Maldives. Just contact us today at holidays@indulgemaldives.com
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MALDIVES LIVEABOARDS
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Stay on board a liveaboard for your dive holiday in Maldives to experience the freedom of sailing between picturesque Maldivian islands, in search of the Maldives’ best dive sites. Enjoy the option to scuba dive & snorkel multiple times daily. It’s possible to book luxurious or budget liveaboards in the Maldives.
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MALDIVES DIVE RESORTS
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Dream of staying in luxury on a private resort island in Maldives for your dive holiday in Maldives? There are over two hundred resorts scattered throughout the Indian Ocean of the Maldives, all very different to the next. Each resort is perched on their own private island, making it completely exclusive for resort guests. You will spend all of your time at the one resort island, unless you set off on an excursion such as scuba diving, where you will temporarily leave the island for a day trip. Most resorts offer Maldives scuba diving excursions for their guests & most Maldives resorts are equipped with PADI dive centres. Some resorts are even established as Maldives diving resorts, such as Cinnamon Ellaidhoo. View our hand chosen selection of over 50 Maldives resorts, see our latest Maldives resort deals here or read on below to learn about Indulge Maldives’s hand selected choice of best dive resorts, guesthouses and scuba diving islands in Maldives.
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WHEN IS THE BEST TIME OF YEAR TO SCUBA DIVE IN MALDIVES?
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Wondering when is the best time of year to scuba dive in Maldives? One of the advantages of planning a dive holiday in Maldives is that it is possible to scuba dive in Maldives year round. Ocean temperatures fluctuate between a temperate 26 – 29 degrees and sea turtles, sharks, manta rays, eagle rays and whale sharks in Maldives are sighted across the calendar year – you just need to know where to look. It depends on the type of sea life you wish to encounter as to which time of year is best for you to plan a dive holiday in Maldives. This is where Indulge Maldives can help.
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December to May offers the best diving conditions in terms of weather and visibility up to 40m. This time of year is the dry season and the eastern sides of the islands offer sunny, calm & clear diving conditions making it the best time of year to scuba dive in Maldives.
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June to November is the official the wet season, with June, July & August the wettest months of the year. Visibility is reduced due to the wrasse, shrimp and plankton servicing manta rays & whale sharks in Maldives. But don’t be put off a dive holiday to Maldives at this time of the year as this is the best time for snorkellers to experience up to 200 manta rays in a feeding frenzy at protected UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, Hanifaru Bay, especially in July & August and it often extends all the way through to November. Hanifaru Bay is also home to whale sharks in Maldives at this time of year. Read our month by Maldives Weather Forecast hereor read on below to learn about the best time of year to scuba dive in Maldives.
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SCUBA DIVING IN MALDIVES IN JANUARY
Dry Season. Excellent visibility of depths up to 40m. Eastern side of islands are best.
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SCUBA DIVING IN MALDIVES IN FEBRUARY
Driest month in Maldives. Excellent visibility of depths up to 40m. Eastern side of islands are best.
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SCUBA DIVING IN MALDIVES IN MARCH
Dry Season. Excellent visibility of depths up to 40m. Eastern side of islands are best.
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SCUBA DIVING IN MALDIVES IN APRIL
Final month of the dry season. Ocean currents may begin to change in late April ready for south-west monsoon.
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SCUBA DIVING IN MALDIVES IN MAY
The month of change from north-east winds of the dry season to the south-west winds of monsoon season. Ocean currents will change throughout the month.
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SCUBA DIVING IN MALDIVES IN JUNE
Official start of the south-west monsoon season. One of the wettest months in Maldives. Slightly reduced visibility due to change in ocean currents & increasing plankton in water. Western sides of islands are best for diving.
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SCUBA DIVING IN MALDIVES IN JULY
South-west monsoon season. One of the wettest months in Maldives. Slightly reduced visibility due to high plankton count & ocean currents. July is the best month for sighting manta rays & whale sharks in Maldives at UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve Hanifaru Bay. Western sides of islands are best for diving.
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SCUBA DIVING IN MALDIVES IN AUGUST
South-west monsoon season. One of the wettest months in Maldives. Slightly reduced visibility due to high plankton count & ocean currents. August is the best month for sighting manta rays & whale sharks in Maldives at UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve Hanifaru Bay. Western sides of islands are best for diving.
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SCUBA DIVING IN MALDIVES IN SEPTEMBER
South-west monsoon season. Manta rays & whale sharks in Maldives can be sighted at UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve Hanifaru Bay. Western sides of islands are best for diving.
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SCUBA DIVING IN MALDIVES IN OCTOBER
Final month of the south-west monsoon season. Manta rays & whale sharks in Maldives can still be sighted at UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve Hanifaru Bay. Western sides of islands are best for diving.
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SCUBA DIVING IN MALDIVES IN NOVEMBER
Beginning of dry season & north-east monsoon season. Sunny weather means visibility is increasing. Eastern sides of islands best for diving.
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SCUBA DIVING IN MALDIVES IN DECEMBER
Dry Season. Excellent visibility of depths up to 40m. Eastern side of islands are best.
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BEST ATOLLS & ISLANDS FOR SCUBA DIVING IN MALDIVES
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Indulge Maldives can offer exclusive better than online prices for all resorts, hotels, guesthouses and PADI Dive centres listed below:
1. NORTH & SOUTH Ari AtollS
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Ari Atoll is divided into South and North Ari Atolls and is situated on the western chain of islands in Maldives. North and South Ari Atolls are home to some of the very best dive sites in Maldives and even the world. International scuba divers flock to this region for its crystal blue waters & spectacular ocean giants. Dhigurah Island in South Ari Atoll, boasts plankton rich waters, meaning it is the only area where it is possible to sight manta rays & whale sharks in Maldives year round. There are 15 deep reefs alone between Dhigurah and it’s neighbouring island. Some of the best dive sites include Kudarah Thila, Broken Rock and Manta Point. Oceanholic Divers are the best PADI Dive Centre on the island, ran by our partner hotel, White Sand Dhigurah.
In the north of the atoll, Rasdhoo Island boasts some of Maldives most abundant waters and strong currents perfect for drift diving. Scuba divers in Maldives can expect to encounter pinnacles, deep waters, groups of hammerhead sharks and reef sharks, manta rays, plus schools of fusiliers and batfish.
How to get to North & South Ari Atolls:
The islands of North & South Ari Atolls are easy and accessible to get to from Male and are very popular with tourists. Simply take a 1-2hr speedboat journey from Male to your intended island or for a faster route, enjoy a 20min scenic domestic flight to Maamingili Airport in South Ari.
Where to stay in North and South Ari Atolls:
NORTH ARI:
Cinnamon Ellaidhoo (4 Star Dive Resort in North Ari Atoll)
Kuramathi(4 Star Resort)
Kandolhu Island Resort (5 star Resort)
Rasdhoo Apartment Lodge (3 Star Villas – Rasdhoo Local Island)
SOUTH ARI:
LUX* South Ari(5 Star Luxury Resort)
Lily Beach Resort (5 Star Resort)
Sun Island Resort (4 Star Resort)
White Sand Dhigurahwith Oceanholic Divers PADI Dive Centre (Hotel on Local Island of Dhigurah) from $99
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2. Baa Atoll
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Baa Atoll is known for its rich unspoilt waters and some of the very best dive sites in Maldives. The area presents dive sites suitable for all levels of scuba divers – beginners right through to advanced. Scuba divers can expect to marvel the overhangs, vibrant reefs, turtle life, plus manta rays and whale sharks in Maldives. Hanifaru Bay is the most renowned snorkelling site of the region, where tourists have the pleasure of watching the natural phenomenon of up to 200 manta rays & whale sharks feeding in Hanifaru Bay at a time, from July to November. Hanifaru Bay became a protected UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve back in 2011 & scuba diving is prohibited. Staying at Dharvandhoo Island and going with a marine park guide is the best affordable way to see Hanifaru Bay.
How to get to Baa Atoll:
Baa Atoll takes 2hrs to reach via speedboat from Male, or it is a 30 minute domestic flight from Malé Airport to Dharavandhoo Airport.
Where to Stay in Baa Atoll:
Soneva Fushi (5 star Resort)
Dusit Thani (5 star Resort)
Amilla Fushi (5 star Resort)
Finolhu (5 Star Resort)
Vakkaru Maldives (5 Star Resort)
Coco Palm Dhuni Kolhu (5 star Resort)
Kiha Beach (Dharavandhoo Local Island) From $105
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3. Lhaviyani Atoll
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Inside Lhaviyani Atoll, divers have a choice of almost 50 dive spots – some of the very best dive sites in Maldives. Expect wall dives, channel dives, reef and ship wreck dives for both beginners and advanced scuba divers. You’ll see plenty of turtles, reef sharks, guitar sharks, trigger fish, banner fish, tuna, barracuda and seasonal mantas & eagle rays. Up to 15 types of sharks have been sighted here, with 6 species regularly seen by divers in the area. Kuredu Express is considered one of the best dive sites in Maldives.
How to get to Lhaviyani Atoll:
There is a domestic airport currently under construction at Lhaviyani Atoll. Scuba Divers will need to take either a speedboat or sea plane to reach Lhaviyani Atoll.
Where to Stay in Lhaviyani Atoll:
Cocoon Maldives (5 Star Resort)
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4. Vaavu Atoll
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Vaavu Atoll features a diversity of sea life plus channels, swim-throughs, small caves and large overhangs. Scuba diving in Vaavu Atoll is suited to both beginners and advanced divers. Think colourful corals, reef sharks, eagle rays, tuna, trevallies, and possible sightings of groupers, mantas, grey nurse, hammerheads and whale sharks. Fotteyo Kandu is regarded as the best dive site in Maldives.
How to get to Vaavu Atoll:
1.5-2hr Speedboat Journey
Where to Stay in Vaavu Atoll:
Plumeria Maldives
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5. GAAFU DHAALU & GAAFU ALIFU ATOLLS
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Embark on a dive trip to the far south of Maldives, in Gaafu Dhaalu and Gaafu Alifu Atolls and you will be rewarded with vibrant dive sights that you will mostly like have all to yourself. Dive sites here are suitable for both beginner and advanced scuba divers. The corals are untouched, sharks patrol the deep channels & it is one of the only areas in Maldives where mobula rays are sighted.
How to get to Gaafu Dhaalu and Gaafu Alifu Atolls
To reach Gaafu Dhaalu and Gaafu Alifu Atolls, take a 50 minute domestic flight from Malé Airport to Kaadedhdhoo Airport, followed by a short speedboat journey.
Where to Stay at Gaarfu Dhaalu and Gaafu Alifu Atolls:
Ayada Maldives (5 star Resort)
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6. North Malé / KAAFU Atoll
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North Malé Atoll, also known as Kaafu Atoll, is located just 30 minutes from Malé making it the most accessible and affordable atoll to reach in Maldives, especially for scuba divers on a budget. With a range of both budget & luxury accommodation as well as beginner friendly & experienced dive sites, North Malé Atoll has something for all scuba lovers looking for a cheap dive holiday in Maldives. Featuring some of Maldives best coral reefs, caves, drop offs and current swept channels, sea turtles, eagle rays & black tip reef sharks, North Male Atoll is the most visited region in Maldives. Thulusdhoo Island has many affordable budget accommodation options, you can snorkel directly off the bikini beach, plus the Coral Garden and swim through are just 5 minutes from the island.
How to get to North Malé Atoll:
Speedboat journey: 20mins to 1hr.
Where to Stay in North Malé Atoll:
Lux North Male (5 Star Luxury Resort)
Huvafenfushi (5 Star Resort)
Coco Bodu Hithi (5 Star Resort)
Cinnamon Dhonveli (4 Star Resort)
Season Paradise (4 Star Hotel Thulusdhoo Local Island) from $130
Reef Edge (4 Star Hotel Thulusdhoo Local Island) from $88
Akiri Surf Retreat (3 Star Hotel Thulusdhoo Local Island) from $62
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7. South Malé Atoll
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South Malé Atoll is very affordable and easy for travellers to reach, with Maafushi and Guraidhoo islands offering cheap Maldives holiday accommodation for those looking to do Maldives on a budget or for a cheap Maldives dive holiday. Note, if you stay at Maafushi Island, even though it is considered the most popular local island in Maldives and is very cheap, you will be required to take day trips away from Maafushi Island as the dive sites are not located here. Highlights of scuba diving in South Malé Atoll include caves, wrecks and drift dives with great visibility, large schools of fish, soft corals and manta rays off Guriadhoo Island. South Malé’s coral coverage isn’t quite as comparable to that found in neighbouring Ari or North Malé Atolls but is still a great scuba diving experience for budget travellers.
How to get to South Malé Atoll:
40 minute – 1hr speedboat.
Where to Stay in South Malé Atoll:
Olhuveli Beach Resort & Spa (4 Star Resort)
Biyadhoo (3 Star Resort)
Kani Grand Sea View (Hotel on Local Island of Maafushi) from $90
Ocean Retreat & Spa (Hotel on Local Island of Guraidhoo) from $65
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7. Fuvahmulah Atoll
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Fuvahmulah Atoll is situated in the far south of Maldives and is home to some of the best dive sites and bluest waters in Maldives. Fuvahmulah is for adventurous divers who especially seek to sight thresher, tiger and oceanic white tip sharks as well as colourful untouched reefs.
How to get to Fuvahmulah Atoll:
Scuba Divers will need to take a 1 hour and 25 minute domestic flight from Malé Airport to reach Fuvahmulah Airport.
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8. Laamu Atoll
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Laamu Atoll’s 11 dive sites are suitable for both beginner and expert divers. Boasting visibility of up to 30 metres, as well as some of Maldives most temperate waters, channels, outer reefs and hard coral formations. Encounter large fish, sharks, eagle rays, manta rays and even whale sharks. The waters here are relatively unchartered, so those looking for an adventurous dive holiday in Maldives, Laamu may just be the island for you.
How to get to Laamu Atoll:
To reach Laamu Atoll, take a 50 minute domestic flight from Malé Airport to Kadhdhoo Airport.
Where to stay at Laamu Atoll:
Six Senses Laamu (5 star Resort)
Reveries Dive Village (4 star local Island Laamu-Gan Island)
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9. Meemu Atoll
Meemu Atoll’s sheltered inner reefs are ideal for beginners. Advanced divers can enjoy the deeper reefs and exhilarating drift dives in the channels. You’ll see pretty corals, trevally, tuna, mantas, reef sharks, steep walls, caves and on occasion, whale sharks.
How to get to Meemu Atoll:
2.5 – 3hr speedboat is the best way to reach Meemu Atoll. Alternatively scuba divers can take a sea plane.
Where to Stay in Meemu Atoll:
Muli Inn (Guesthouse on Local Island of Muli Island)
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10. Thaa Atoll
Thaa Atoll is suitable for beginning to advanced scuba divers. In Thaa Atoll, expect to encounter large reefs, coral gardens, steep walls and overhangs, along with white tip reef sharks, eagle rays, Napoleon wrasse, tuna and many schools of reef fish. It is also possible to sight whale sharks in this area of Maldives.
How to get to Thaa Atoll:
50 minute domestic flight from Malé Airport to Thimarafushi Airport.
Where to Stay in Thaa Atoll:
Finimas Residence (Budget Guesthouse at Thimarafushi Local Island)
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11. Noonu Atoll
Noonu Atoll’s dive sites are best suited to intermediate and advanced scuba divers. Drift dive through channels, spot groups of reef sharks, explore Orimas Thila cleaning station and even a Christmas tree shaped pinnacle.
How to get to Noonu Atoll:
3hr speedboat or scuba divers can take a 30minute domestic flight from Malé Airport to Dharavandhoo Airport followed by a speedboat from Baa Atoll to Noonu Atoll. Other option is to take a sea plane.
Where to Stay in Noonu Atoll:
Soneva Jani (5 Star Luxury Resort)
The Sun Siyam Iru Fushi (5 Star Luxury Resort)
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12. HAA DHALU
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Haa Dhalu is the second most northern atoll in Maldives, closely situated by Haa Alif Atoll. Scuba divers will experience some of Maldives’ most crystal clear waters with other highlights including soft corals, sea fans, Napoleon wrasse, trevallies, moray eels, pipefish and leopard sharks.
How to get to Haa Dhalu:
To reach Haa Dhalu Atoll, take a 1 hour domestic flight from Malé Airport to Hanimadhoo Airport, followed by a short speedboat journey.
Where to Stay in Haa Dhalu:
Hideaway Beach Resort & Spa (5 Star Resort)
Barefoot Eco Hotel (Resort like hotel on Hanimadhoo Local Island)
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13. Haa Alif Atoll / IHAVANDHIPPOLHU ATOLL
Haa Alif, also known as Ihavandhippolhu Atoll, is the most northern atoll in all of Maldives and is a little off the beaten track in terms of scuba diving in Maldives. The crystal water and shallow lagoons and channels of the far north make perfect dive sites for beginning divers. The area also offers dive sites with greater depths for more advanced scuba divers. Highlights of Haa Aliff Atoll include two ship wrecks, colourful corals, pristine waters, a diversity of marine life.
How to get to Haa Alif or Ihavandhippolhu Atoll:
To reach Haa Alif Atoll, take a 1 hour domestic flight from Malé Airport to Hanimadhoo Airport, followed by a short speedboat journey to reach your island home.
Where to Stay at Haa Alif or Ihavandhippolhu Atoll:
Nolhi Escape (Villa on Nolhivaranfaru Local Island)
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14. Dhaalu Atoll / SOUTH NILANDHE ATOLL & Faafu Atoll / NORTH NILANDHE ATOLL
Dhaalu Atoll’s (also referred to as South Nilandhe Atoll) lagoons are suitable for beginning divers, looking to do diving certification. More experienced divers can enjoy the deeper waters. Think drop-offs, anemone corals, eels and is one of the only areas in Maldives where mobula rays are sighted. Located just south of Dhaalu Atoll, Faafu Atoll is otherwise known as North Nilandhe Atoll and is a small atoll suitable for all levels of divers. The area features two shipwrecks, abundant reef systems, channel dive sites and manta rays.
How to get to Dhaalu / South Nilandhe Atoll:
Take a 45min domestic flight from Malé Airport to Kudahuvadhoo Airport.
How to get to Faafu or North Nilandhe Atoll:
Depending on the location of your Maldives resort or guesthouse, you can either take a 20min scenic domestic flight to Maamingili Airport in South Ari Atoll followed by a short speedboat journey or take a 45min domestic flight from Malé Airport to Kudahuvadhoo Airport and a short speedboat journey.
Where to Stay in Dhaalu / South Nilandhe Atoll:
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15. Raa Atoll
Raa Atoll is popular for its diversity and abundance of fish life, along with its unspoiled pinnacles, pink soft corals, turtles, surgeonfish, butterfly fish, fusiliers, triggerfish Napoleon wrasses, reef sharks and mantas are all common here. Raa Atoll is suitable for beginners to advanced scuba divers.
How to get to Raa Atoll:
3hr speedboat or 30min Domestic flight to Dharavandhoo followed by 1hr speedboat to Raa Atoll. Sea Plane is another alternative.
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TOP 5 BEST DIVE SITES IN MALDIVES
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1. Fotteyo Kandu, Vaavu Atoll
Widely regarded as the best dive site in Maldives, Fotteyo Kandu is situated on the eastern side of Vaavu Atoll. renowned by scuba divers, photographers and marine biologists alike, this narrow Maldivian channel features caves, large overhangs and swim-throughs filled with yellow soft coral and even black coral at deeper levels. Sight reef sharks, tuna, groupers, snapper, white trevally, eagle rays, hammerhead sharks and dolphins.
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2. Kudarah Thila, South Ari Atoll
Suitable for intermediate divers, this marine protected area is one of the best dive sites in Maldives and is the most popular within South Ari Atoll. Kudarah Thila features a small reef full of soft colourful corals and abundant fish life. Be sure to use your dive light to explore two large overhangs on the eastern side of the – highlights include the huge fan corals & yellow daisy corals. An archway is covered in additional soft corals and the waters here are filled with snappers, turtles and the occasional reef sharks.
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3. Manta Point (Hukuru Elhi Faru) South Ari Atoll
Is a protected marine area with year round sightings of Manta Rays. With a depth of 12 – 25m manta rays submerge from the depths of the ocean into the shallow waters, to use the cleaning station to rid themselves of unwanted parasites. Manta’s wing measuring 3-4m across. Napoleon wrasse are also frequently sighted in the area as well as whale sharks.
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4. Kuredu Express, Lhaviyani Atoll
Popularly renowned as one of the best dive sites in Maldives, Kuredu Express in Lhaviyani Atoll gets its name from the strong current that flows through the site’s channel. With depths from 5-30metres, sandy bottoms and outer reefs, scuba divers can expect to encounter jack fish, reef sharks, eagle rays, tuna, stingrays and barracuda. Mantas also seasonally venture to Kuredu Express.
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5. Hanifaru Bay, Baa Atoll – (Snorkelling only)
UNESCO World Biosphere, Hanifaru Bay is one of the only places in the world snorkellers can watch a feeding frenzy of up to 200 manta rays feeding at a time. The natural phenomenon takes place between July & November each year, during the south-west monsoon season. Ocean currents cause the enclosed bay to become plankton filled right after the high tide occurs. The feeding frenzy can last up to 2-4hours, with mantas spinning plankton into a spiralling vortex. Whale sharks are also sighted inside Hanifaru Bay during this time of year. Scuba diving at Hanifaru is prohibited due to environment & sustainability laws.
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