Maldives Dive Vacations

Maldive Maldives immersioni reef moofushi 2 dive

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Maldive - Maldives

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Maldive immersioni ( dive ) 1Â° parte

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Maldive immersioni reef Moofushi dive 1

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Giravaru Caves

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Type of dive:Driftdive Depth Range :7m - 30m Photography:Wide angle 14mm to standard lens 35mm rcommended for the caves and the snapper schools.

Special Feature:Drop-of with big overhangs and caves. The inside of some caves offer fantastic views of the blue sea from inside them. Big schools of midnight snappers swim among the hard and soft corals and the gorgonians. Pelagic fish and eagle rays are also common in this area.

Embudhu Canyon

admin — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 23:40:30 +0000

Type of dive:Driftdive, Depth Range:8m - 30m , Photography :For the scenario and fish schools use a 14mm - 28mm wide angle lens.

Special Feature:A huge rock in front of the reef creates an exciting canyon with lots of caves and overhangs. Colourful soft corals make this site a delight for photographers with schools of yellow snappers and oriental sweetlips unconsciously posing for the perfect picture. Chances are high that there will be encounters with eagle rays, napoleon and sharks.

Aquarium

admin — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 23:38:03 +0000

Type of dive:Driftdive, Depth Range:10m - 30m , Photography: moderate wide angle - standard lens (20mm- .35mm) for turtles, sharks and napoleon wrasses.
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Special Feature:Drift dive along the outer reef of Lhohifushi Island . Once round the corner, a slope covered with corals goes down to 20m, curling an creating a bay of sorts. A massive coral block here is home to thousands of small fish and countless golden moray eels. Sharks, napoleons and big pelagic are to be encountered in the aquarium. At the sandy bottom, there are sting rays to see.

Colosseum

admin — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 23:35:51 +0000

Type of dive : Driftdive, Depth Range:10m - 30m, Photography:Use a 14mm - 28mm for schooling snappers, sharks and pelagic fishes.

Special Feature:On the outside is a crescent shaped cliff, a great place to watch pelagic fish swimming by. The reef here drops down very steeply and is covered with hard coral. Inside the channel, the reef turns into a slope with nice soft coral. The marine life here is rich with pelagic species, sharks, eagle rays and all sorts of reef dwelling fishes.

Lankan Caves

admin — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 23:34:23 +0000

Type of dive:Driftdive, Depth Range:8m - 30m, Photography:Use of a wide angle lens 14mm - 28mm is advisable for landscape, fish school, tunas and turtles,

Special Feature:An extension of Lankan Reef, this site contains remarkable caves starting at 30m going up to 10m. Beautiful hard and soft coral as well as huge gorgonians decorate the caves and makes the perfect place to watch tunas, jacks, with occasional appearances by napoloeons and turtles.

Potato Reef

admin — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 23:30:37 +0000

Type of dive:Anchor dive, descent and ascent on a rope, Depth Range:5m - 25m,

Photography:This is a place for macro photographs. Use a 50mm - 100mm for the moray eels, stonefish and gobies,

Special Feature:Myriad of color glaze this beautiful reef where the marine life is abundant. Only about 100m in diameter, it provides excellent opportunities for keen uw-photographers. The reef is covered mainly in hard coral and crustacions. Massive moray eels are found here, as well as the extremely rare ghost moray. The dense lionfish population is really amazing and if you have good eyes, this is your chance to spot some stonefish. Surrounded by soft white sand, the reef is home to innumerable garden eels.