Sara Thila is a beautiful seamount with its topreef starting from 12 meters and reaching the sandy bottom from 25 to 40 meters. Depending on the side of the Thila. Sara Thila is named after a female dive instructor who was the first in history to submerge at this place...

Iru Thila is a small free standing reef on the west side of North Male Atoll. Starting from the topreef at 7 meters it drops down to around 30 all around

Jemima Giri is a very beautiful, classical Maldivian Giri. It is named after a young female diver who first dove the place. Starting from 0.8 meters the reef gradually slopes down to its maximum depth of around 20 meters.

Shews Thila is the extension of the close by main reef. The top starts at around 2 meters and drops down in stages to 30 meters in most areas. A perfect place for treasure hunters...

Lao Fu Thila is a deep topped Thila (24 meter) accessed by a short ride from Sub Oceanic at Hilton Maldives, perfect for divers with a deep diving certification. Its location close to a channel provides a flow of current which brings a fresh flow of nutrients to support the abundance of fish life on the Thila.

Kuda Madi Giri means as much as “Little Ray Reef“ . The name comes from the frequently seen young stingrays there. The reef starts from a depth of 1 meter and drops down to around 25 meters on the sides...

Located just north of Amingiri. This dive site lies in the protection of a faru in between two channels. This makes the dive sites less exposed to strong currents and therewith suitable for all experience levels. The reef structure is a thila from 4 to 30 meters.

Thinga Thila is the Divehi name for Lion Seamount. Due to the high amount of big lionfishes on the southeast side of the Reef the name makes very much sense. Thinga Thila is a true treasure box for photographers and explorers. One highlight after the next one...

Rasgefaanu Thila is the translation of Emperor Mountain. Emperor mountain refers to the first lady who ever submerged there - Ms. Kaiser or in English Ms. Emperor

Sho Plateau was discovered by our boat crew Shominator during a dolphin cruise when he spotted a school of eagle rays crossing the sandy patch of the place and “forced“ our dive instructors to test the place! A unique place on the outside reef with incredible bio diversity and marine life - anything is possible!