The impressive Banana Reef in the Maldives looks like a banana when viewed from above and attracts divers from near and far. The fish are not afraid of photographers and so spectacular photos can be taken. Also very suitable for snorkeling and freediving. Depth 0-30 meters.

This 5583 ton British oil tanker actually sunk twice! Once it got recovered and repaired and after getting torpedoed the second time, it got removed and was finally towed to its final position and sunk by British gunfire on the 5th January 1946 in Addu Atoll.

Located in Maakandu channel. Best to be dived on incoming current (sometimes very strong!) starting on the eastern corner of the channel. Once inside, the reef features a year-round manta point in between 19-25m

This advanced dive site located in the southeast of Fuvamulah is a long deep wall. This dive site is for experienced divers as there can be a very strong current.

As the name says it is a wall along the city/pier that a place known for the Tiger sharks walk by as well as other species. Always stay close to the wall and never stop looking back

This dive site is for advanced divers who are comfortable diving in the blue water with no reference other than your dive instruments and diving buddy.

This channel dive site, located to the east of the atoll, is a protected area where fishing has been banned. Due to this you can encounter sharks in large numbers.

This channel located in the north of Southern Huvadhoo Atoll is perfect for drift diving and current lovers. Depending on the direction of the current, you will either start your dive to the north of the channel or the south and just go with the flow.

This is a long channel dive site in the northeast corner of the atoll. Here you can expect strong currents as well as high seas when the weather is rough. A great spot for large fish species.

This Thila starts at 3 meters depth and has beautiful coral live. Can be reached from Rahaa Resort in approx.. 35 minutes. The dive site is suitable for all levels of divers .