Rasdhoo is a very famous diving spot very close to Kuramati Island. We spotted a turtle and I swam with her for a few meters, very exciting. Saw some sharks, tropical fish, clown fish and lion fish. Maldives, I love it!

Very nice dive in a smaller Thila of coral reef. It was like a small mountain all covered bu colorful coral and hips of tropical fishes. We spotted some grey sharks, white tip sharks swimming all around. Some of the sharks were sleeping under the coral. Lion fish, eels, and a marble sting ray. Very nice! It was a nice dive but I was grounded for swimming in front of the dive master.

First dive diving in the Maldives. We swam along a coral wall with several caves at 20 and 25 meters. Really astonishing black tips sharks, lion fish, eels, trumpet fish, clown fish and a lot more tropical fish. Very very nice dive but next time will need 1 more kg because at the end I was buoyant.

Very nice dive with great coral gardens and lots of marine life. We've seen some very nice lion fishes, napoleons and some moray eels. The highlight of the dive has been a turtle that has been swimming with us for quite a long time!

This wall dive is famous for the big variety of moray eels that can be found, the most famous of them being the honeycomb moray. Apart from those we also saw some yellow-edged morays and a few giant morays. All together we have seen over 20 moray eels. We also spotted a big lobster and a couple of lionfishes, and of course, the usual dose of maldivian reef sharks, a constant in all our dives :)

Amazing dive all together. We started in a sandy area and I proposed to Andrea!! She said YES!! :-) We were surrounded by white tip sharks and we saw a turtle shortly after. Then we continued along the wall where we saw some gray reef sharks and lots more tropical fish. It was such a perfect dive!

First dive in the Maldives! We went along a nice wall with several holes in it. There was lots of life: black tip sharks, lion fish, eels... The dive ended in a beautiful coral garden with lots and lots of tropical fish.