If you’re looking for information about diving in Fuvahmulah, you’re in the right place. Below, we’ll explain EVERYTHING: information about the island, why you should dive in Maldives, types of fish and sharks you can see, and much more… Keep reading!
Information about Fuvahmulah Island
When we talk about Fuvahmulah, we are talking about Maldives, as it is one of the 1,200 islands that make up the country. This small island has around 10,000 inhabitants and covers just 10 km².
Crystal-clear waters, beautiful reefs, and the great diversity of flora and fauna make it one of the best islands in the Maldives. Additionally, it is home to one of the world’s top 10 beaches: Thoondu.
Fuvahmulah is the only atoll in the Maldives of volcanic origin, similar to Bali, and the only island with freshwater lakes. This results in a rich ecosystem, full of flowers, a variety of plants, and tropical trees.
This perfect location makes it one of the best places for diving enthusiasts (especially those wanting to see the tiger shark).
Why dive in Fuvahmulah?
Here are 4 reasons why you should go diving on this paradise island:
- Crystal-clear waters perfect for diving.
- Almost untouched reef: nearly 2 km of beautiful reef at about 10 meters deep.
- Chance to see large pelagics: oceanic manta rays, sunfish, sailfish, pilot whales, yellowfin tuna, bonitos, and hundreds of different types of fish.
- Shark haven: especially for tiger sharks. However, you can see all kinds of species, including grey reef sharks, whitetip sharks, silvertip sharks, hammerheads, whale sharks, and more.
You can find diving trips to Fuvahmulah and the Maldives at this link.
Important: we recommend this destination for divers with at least an Advanced certification and passionate about diving.
Liveaboard diving agency in Fuvahmulah
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