Protected bay area with beautiful reef structures and coral structures for every level. From beginners to advanced divers, perfect for an easy enjoyable dive and an abundance of reef fishes.

Two Thilas inside the atoll with many nice overhangs at the north and south east corner between 10 and 20 meters. Many coral blocks and sponges. Torch recommended

Long inside reef with different coral blocks and sandy areas. Many table corals and hard coral formations with a depth varying between 2 to 24 meters.

Easy dive along the inside reef and around a thila. If the current allows it, it is also very nice to dive the small thila on the north west side.

Easy dive on the outside reef wall with a lot of sea life to see and find until a depth of 20 meters. Beautiful overhangs between 8 to 18 meters. Very nice for underwater photography. Torch is highly recommended.

This is a small inside reef with a drop off on the west side. This site is full of holes and overhangs in between 5 - 12 meters. Sponges and black coral are abundant. Diving with a torch is highly recommended.

At the outside reef of Fihalohi, a gentle slope goes down to 20 meters. In the sandy bottom there are stone corals and, within it, shelter loads of glassfish and cleaning shrimps.

This is a very good dive site for all kinds of divers, starting with a gentle slope in the sandy bottom and then moving on to the reef which is quite widespread, with a maximum depth of 17 meters. Since its also a nursery for juveniles, some trevallys coming in to feed.

Admiral 1 is a channel and offers the option of either a drift dive in the current or crossing the channel along the outside reef. In its middle there is a smaller thila on 16 meters, which makes a nice addition to hang out and watch the scenery when crossing the channel.

Small round reef with a deeper thila attached to the north west side of the giri. The deeper thila has some big black corals with longnose hawkfish and a big scool of five line snappers. The west side offers a nice dropping slope with nice small overhangs. Torch recommended.