LIVEABOARD DIVING IN Medhufushi

The island of Medhufushi is located in the eastern part of Meemu Atoll, and despite being only 900m/0.5mi long and 90m/295ft wide, it is one of the two islands in Meemu Atoll that have a developed tourism infrastructure. Medhufushi has beautiful, white beaches for getting some sun after swimming in the clear lagoon water. At the same time, various water sports activities are available: wakeboarding, kitesurfing, waterskiing, and tubing. There is a range of conditions for diving, from extra-easy to challenging levels of difficulty. The small island of Medhufushi is located in a spacious lagoon that has a range of dive sites ideal for learning to dive, with easy and relaxing dives. One of the inner lagoon sites, Turtle Bay, has a rich reef with multiple overhangs that is easy to navigate and is a habitat for diverse fish. Plenty of dive sites are located outside the lagoon, where more experienced divers will face challenging conditions worthy of their skills. One of these sites, Muli Corner, is another place where turtles congregate, but there are powerful currents. Some of the dives not to be missed are Medhufushi Thila (astonishing reef with numerous overhangs and vibrant, soft corals), the Giant Clam site (astonishes divers with its diverse topography of caves, caverns, and overhangs), and Triple Rock (exceptionally diverse fish float through large coral formations).