MADUVVARI HAA

This dive site, Maduvvari Haa, is a vibrant thila situated southwest of Le Meridien Maldives. The reef's crown lies between 5 to 8 meters, descending to approximately 30 meters, though the maximum recommended depth for this analysis is 20 meters. Divers can explore a nice overhang in the southwest and a stunning hard coral garden in the northeast. There is no specific history or story provided for this dive site, but its structure as a submerged pinnacle (thila) naturally attracts abundant marine life and provides varied topography for exploration. Maduvvari Haa is teeming with diverse marine life. Divers can expect to encounter large pelagic species such as dogtooth tuna and impressive eagle rays. Schooling blue line snappers are a common sight, along with various groupers. For macro enthusiasts, lobsters can be found tucked away under rocks and corals. The reef boasts a beautiful coral garden primarily composed of thriving hard corals, forming the backbone of this rich ecosystem. While the Maldives generally offers excellent diving year-round, specific highlights like manta rays or whale sharks might have seasonal peaks. Given the varied marine life, Maduvvari Haa is likely rewarding at any time. For freedivers and snorkelers, the shallow reef top provides an exceptional experience to observe corals and fish without needing to go deep. Divers should be mindful of potential currents typical for Maldivian thilas, although not explicitly stated as strong for this site, and plan dives accordingly to maximize encounters with its abundant inhabitants.