Thoddoo South Corner

This dive site, Thoddoo South Corner, is a highly regarded spot located on the southeastern side of Thoddoo island in the Maldives. It features a prominent underwater ridge at the corner, which acts as a magnet for marine activity and provides an easily navigable structure for divers. While no specific historical accounts or stories are associated with this site, its reputation as a consistently rewarding dive destination makes it a local favorite. The main attraction of Thoddoo South Corner is its vibrant pelagic life. Divers frequently encounter a variety of sharks, notably grey reef sharks and other reef sharks, patrolling the waters. Turtles are almost always present, often found resting or feeding along the reef ridge. Furthermore, the site is known for regular sightings of elegant eagle rays gracefully passing by. The healthy coral reef also hosts an array of colorful reef fish, contributing to a rich underwater spectacle. Thoddoo South Corner is accessible practically all year round, making it a reliable choice for divers seeking marine encounters regardless of the season. Its suitability for both beginners and experienced divers, coupled with manageable depths, allows for enjoyable dives in various conditions. Freedivers will also find the site appealing due to the shallow visibility of large marine life and suitable depths. Divers should be mindful of potentially variable currents, which can at times be strong, particularly at the corner, but these currents are also key to attracting the site's renowned big marine animals.