Scuba diving in Maldives
has many unique things to offer. Ever heard the word atoll? You may have if you
are a scuba diver. An atoll is a circle shaped coral reef as
well as a coral rim that encircles a lagoon partly or completely. Scuba dive in
these unique type small islands is possible only in Maldives. The country is
located in the middle of Indian Ocean and the reefs experience strong current
flowing through the channels. So if you’re an advanced scuba diver then diving
in Maldives has something extraordinary waiting for you. These spectacular reefs in Maldives are full of fish and big pelagic
as well as the stunning coral gardens.
When going to
dive holiday in Maldives, you have many options available according to your
preferences and skills. Enjoy a relaxing day in a white sandy beach and dive in
local reefs. Want to get more advanced? Get on-board on a liveaboards or hire a
local boat to dive in one of the channels where the currents flow. So you can
expect to see the amazing marine life over there.
The weather in
Maldives is very similar to the Asian countries. If you’re going to scubadiving in Maldives during summer, expect the weather to be hot and sticky.
There will be also rain at this season. From the middle of November to April,
the weather is dryer and cold swarms the islands in December. The water
temperature is relatively colder than you would expect in Europe.
The visibility
can be very good in December to April; you can dive to a maximum 200 feet deep
with clear view. It comes down under 100 feet during monsoon as expected.
Scuba diving in
Maldives is becoming very popular day by day. The government of the country is
also very aware of this sector of tourism and taking many measures to increase safety
and create suitable environment for the visitors. There are many liveaboards
opening their fleet for scuba diving in Maldives. So you can expect similar
environment to home.
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