Underwater Maldives
From manta cleaning stations to WWII wrecks — discover over 100 world-class dive sites across every atoll.
North Malé Atoll
The first dive site discovered in the Maldives and still one of the best. Named for its banana-shaped reef formation, it features dramatic overhangs, caves, and a stunning variety of marine life.
Addu Atoll
A WWII-era oil tanker torpedoed by a Japanese submarine in 1944, now resting in the Addu Atoll lagoon. The 140m wreck is encrusted with coral and home to turtles, groupers, and moray eels.
North Malé Atoll
A marine protected area known for its vibrant soft corals in every colour of the rainbow. Strong currents attract grey reef sharks, eagle rays, and large schools of fish.
Baa Atoll
A UNESCO-protected marine area and one of the world's largest manta ray feeding stations. During southwest monsoon (June–November), up to 200 mantas gather here in a breathtaking underwater ballet.
Ari Atoll
A protected marine site in South Ari Atoll with pristine soft corals, overhangs covered in sea fans, and frequent grey reef shark sightings. Excellent for underwater photography.
Ari Atoll
Consistently rated one of the top 10 dive sites in the world. This submerged pinnacle is surrounded by white-tip reef sharks, turtles, and dense coral gardens. Night dives here are legendary.
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