Kuda Beru

This dive site, Kuda Beru, is a small reef located inside an atoll, featuring a prominent wall on its south side. The reef itself is characterized by an abundance of holes and overhangs, creating a complex and intriguing underwater topography. While no specific history or navigation details are provided beyond its physical description, divers can expect to explore these intricate formations. The marine life at Kuda Beru is diverse and abundant. Divers frequently encounter Hawksbill Turtles and various schooling fish. The site is particularly rich in macro life, including Octopus, Nudibranchs, Flatworms, shrimps, and the elusive Ghost Pipefish. The reef structure is adorned with vibrant sponges and black corals, adding to its visual appeal. A torch and a camera are highly recommended to fully appreciate the details within the holes and overhangs, and to capture the excellent macro subjects. While no specific best time to visit is mentioned, the Maldives generally offers good diving year-round. This site is suitable for both scuba divers and freedivers, with its average depth of 12 meters making it accessible and enjoyable for a range of experience levels.