Fenfushi Giri

This dive site, Fenfushi Giri, is a vibrant coral reef in the Maldives, renowned for its extensive field of hundreds of anemones. With an approximate diameter of 120 meters, it offers an easy and enjoyable circumnavigation for divers of all experience levels. The topography includes several appealing small overhangs, providing interesting pockets to explore. No specific historical details or unique story are associated with the site, beyond its natural ecological richness. The marine life at Fenfushi Giri is diverse and abundant. The signature anemone field is home to numerous clownfish, creating a dynamic macro environment. Divers can consistently encounter turtles, while the open water often features schools of tunas and mackerel. Deeper sections of the giri periodically host gray reef sharks, adding an exciting pelagic dimension. The reef walls themselves are teeming with smaller creatures such as scorpionfish, various species of morays, and a variety of shrimps, highlighting the site's rich biodiversity. The optimal time to visit Fenfushi Giri typically aligns with the Maldives' dry season, from December to May, which generally offers the best visibility and calmest sea conditions, though excellent diving is possible year-round. This site is particularly well-suited for beginners due to its easy navigation and moderate depth, yet its rich array of marine life, including large pelagics and intricate macro subjects, provides ample interest for advanced divers. Freedivers will find the average depth and vibrant shallow reef areas, especially the anemone field, highly rewarding for breath-hold exploration.