Maldives is a most wonderful country in this world and they are group of islands around the Indian Ocean, wherethe temperature will be around 29 degree Celsius. The Island will look like the Island is a never ending paradise and its one of the top locations for Scuba Diving. And also its having lot of white sandy beaches and marine life. The Maldives main focus is tourism and the great fishing and chances to dive around beautiful coral reefs and Cruises and deep sea expeditions are ultimate part of Island.

Okobe Thila is one of the top diving sites around the Maldives. Okobe Thila is one of the most uniquely shaped Thilas in the North Male Atoll and it comprises three large coral heads. Usually the boat is fixed to the mooring on these dive sites and divers use the mooring as both the descent and ascent line. Once divers reach the end of the line at Okobe Thila, they start swimming towards the up-current. If the current allows, divers can zigzag from one coral head to the other while observing the fish life, which commonly includes Eagle Rays, Jacks, Tuna, Napoleon Wrasse and Bannerfish. A surface balloon is a must to dive at Okobe Thila.

As far as scuba dive sites go, Maalhos Thila is up there. Maalhos Thila is strictly only suitable for experienced advanced divers. The best part of this dive locations is deeper than 25-metres. It is possible to dive at Maalhos Thila both when the current is incoming and outgoing. The main attractions at Maalhos Thila are the coral heads found about 28-29 metres below the surface. There are three large coral heads and these are covered with spectacularly-coloured soft coral. Close to the coral heads, you will see Giant Sweetlips and the bottom of the channel is a resting ground for White Tip Reef Sharks. The caves and overhangs at Maalhos Thila are filled with blue color soft coral and extra cloud of yellow brought by the Blue Striped Snappers (Lutjanus Kasmira). The top of the reef displays a good diversity of hard coral and it’s worth spending sometime here before the end of the dive. A safety balloon is a must at Maalhos Thila especially when the current is running out of the Atoll.

A list of top dive sites in the world should no doubt contain Makunudhoo Kandu (Kuda Faru) – the Maldives dive site. Makunudhoo Kandu, located in Kuda Faru, is a popular 2km stretch in the Maldives, which has several diving locations. The entire north face has been declared a protected marine area, and Kuda Faru is one of the highlight in this region. Kuda Faru is a well-coveted dive site Maldives, shaped like a finger extending into the channel about 500 meters from the outside corner of Makunudhoo Kandu. The reef is almost like a thila, with the top at 13 meters, somewhat oval in shape and around 50 meters long. It is separated from the main reef by a sand saddle at 15 meters. The thila protrudes into Makunudhoo Kandu for quite a distance on the southern side. The northern face however, is the optimal spot for viewing white-tip reef sharks and grey reef sharks. When the current is strong, divers can hang onto the dead coral around this point and look over the deep sand valley where as many as 20 sharks can be seen at any given time, many of them juvenile.

Vattaru Kandu – on of the best scuba diving sites in the Maldives. The dive site in Maldives Vattaru Kandu is a protected marine area, located in the channel south of Vattaru Atoll. Vattaru is a small rounded atoll towards the south of Felidhe Atoll, about 45 minutes from Rakeedhoo. The island corner is the premier top dive site for diving in this location. The outside corner declines very sharply to about 45 meters, then steadily slopes to a deep sandy bottom where you will often find big sea fans and leopard sharks. The entrance of the channel is at around 32 meters, around which there are several caves and overhangs, not to mention outside of which, where you will find even more caves, ledges and overhangs. Near this corner, most caves are between 10 and 20 meters.

The best dive sites in world must include the Maldives dive locations. The reef top houses a great balance of hard and soft coral and the outer slopes contain many sponges, seawhips and seafans. No wonder that Makunudhoo Kandu is regarded as one of the best scuba dive spots in the world. Between the months of November and May you will often see eagle rays gliding through the area. At around 27 meters there is a large overhang, a popular location for squirrelfish, turtles, napoleon and nurse sharks. Be wary that currents are funneled through the sand saddle at highly accelerated speeds. Even the slightest current can potentially become a swift torrent. Strong ingoing currents may render the swim back to the main reef difficult, so a safety balloon should always be on hand in case you require and open water safety stop.