Macaro Faana Thila

This dive site, Macaro Faana Thila, is a small inside reef located in the Maldives, characterized by a distinct drop-off on its western side. The reef features numerous holes and overhangs, predominantly found between 5 and 12 meters, creating interesting navigation opportunities for divers. There is no specific historical account provided for this site, but its topography suggests a natural formation typical of Maldivian thilas. The marine life at Macaro Faana Thila is vibrant and diverse. Divers can frequently spot graceful Hawksbill Turtles and colorful Nudibranchs among the corals. Schools of Fusiliers add dynamic movement, while Moray eels are often found hidden in crevices. Clown fish inhabit their anemones, and energetic Blue fin trevallys are known to pass by. The reef itself is adorned with abundant sponges and intricate black coral formations. The Maldives generally offers excellent diving conditions year-round, making Macaro Faana Thila accessible throughout the seasons. The site's average depth of 10 meters and maximum of 21 meters, combined with its unique features, make it suitable for both scuba divers and freedivers. For divers exploring the many holes and overhangs, bringing a torch is highly recommended to appreciate the hidden beauty and life within these darker recesses. Snorkelers can also enjoy the shallower parts of the reef.