Fihalhohi Kandu

This dive site, Fihalhohi Kandu, is situated along the outside reef of Fihalhohi Island in the Maldives. It features a gentle sandy slope that gradually descends to a maximum depth of 19 meters, with an average depth of approximately 9 meters. The bottom is dotted with stone corals, providing shelter and a visually engaging topography. Navigation is generally straightforward, following the natural contours of the reef. The site is bustling with diverse marine life. Within the stone corals, large schools of glassfish create mesmerizing displays, accompanied by various cleaning shrimps. Divers can frequently encounter larger pelagic species, including whitetip reef sharks and stingrays resting on the sandy expanse. Graceful turtles and majestic eagle rays are often observed cruising effortlessly in the shallower parts of the reef. Fihalhohi Kandu is an ideal dive site for divers of all experience levels, from beginners to more advanced enthusiasts, thanks to its gentle profile and moderate depths. Its rich marine biodiversity and clear waters also make it highly suitable for freedivers and snorkelers, especially in the vibrant shallower areas. The Maldives typically offers excellent diving conditions year-round, making this a rewarding destination at any season.