Maroshi Thila

This dive site, Maroshi Thila, is a vibrant pinnacle located in the northern Maldives, specifically in Shaviyani Atoll. The thila's top begins at 16 meters, featuring impressive underwater topography including numerous overhangs and canyons that divers can explore. While no specific historical account or unique story is provided, the site is a classic Maldivian pinnacle dive, renowned for its rich biodiversity and dramatic reef structures. Maroshi Thila boasts a remarkable array of marine life. Divers can expect to encounter large schools of various fish species, creating a dynamic underwater spectacle. The highlight includes frequent sightings of leopard sharks, silver tip sharks, and guitarfish, indicating a healthy shark population. The site is also adorned with an abundance of colorful soft corals, providing a crucial habitat and adding to the visual splendor of the reef. The best time to visit Maroshi Thila for optimal conditions typically aligns with the Maldives' dry season (December to April) when visibility is generally excellent and currents can be more predictable, though variable currents are a characteristic of thila diving. Divers should be comfortable with intermediate depths and potential currents to fully enjoy the site's overhangs and big animal encounters. Freedivers with appropriate experience will also find the average depth of 13 meters and maximum depth of 26 meters appealing for exploring the pinnacle's features.