Bodu Loa

This dive site, Bodu Loa, is an inner reef in the Maldives, characterized by a stunning steep coral wall that descends to a maximum depth of 18 meters, complemented by a serene shallow sandy lagoon. Its diverse topography and marine life make it an ideal location for all skill levels, from beginners exploring the gentle lagoon to advanced divers navigating the vibrant wall. There is no specific history or story provided for this site. Divers and snorkelers can expect to encounter a rich array of marine life. The coral wall and deeper coral blocks are teeming with sweepers. Notable sightings along the wall include nurse sharks, graceful turtles, and majestic eagle rays. The shallow lagoon also boasts beautiful coral formations and a variety of reef fish. Bodu Loa can be dived year-round, with the Maldives offering generally consistent warm water and excellent visibility. It is particularly good for wide-angle photography due to the impressive wall and large pelagics, while the vibrant coral life and sweepers offer opportunities for macro photography. Both scuba divers and freedivers will find suitable conditions, with the shallow lagoon being perfect for snorkeling and beginner freedivers, and the wall offering more depth for experienced breath-hold divers.