Kuda Madi Giri

This dive site, Kuda Madi Giri, translates to "Little Ray Reef" in Dhivehi, a name inspired by the frequent sightings of young stingrays in the area. This vibrant pinnacle reef begins at a shallow depth of 1 meter and descends to approximately 25 meters on its sides, offering a diverse underwater landscape with four distinct faces. Each side presents unique characteristics, from the breathtaking hard coral formations on the west to the captivating swim-throughs and abundant fish life found on the east, providing varied and engaging navigation for divers. The site is a haven for marine life, boasting a rich ecosystem. Divers can expect to encounter the namesake young stingrays, alongside a vibrant array of reef fish. The stunning hard corals are a highlight, covering the reef faces and contributing to the overall health and biodiversity of the site, making it an excellent location for both wide-angle and macro photography. Kuda Madi Giri offers an exceptional diving experience throughout the year, with generally excellent visibility typical of the Maldives. Its shallow top makes it particularly suitable for snorkelers and freedivers, while scuba divers can explore the full extent of its beauty, including the fascinating swim-throughs and diverse coral gardens. It's a versatile site that caters to a wide range of experience levels, promising memorable encounters with its underwater inhabitants and stunning topography.