Addu Dive Travel Guide

Addu Dive provides access to some of the most spectacular dive sites in the Maldives, particularly in Addu Atoll. Unlike many other atolls, Addu was spared during the 1998 coral bleaching event, resulting in vibrant and healthy coral reefs teeming with marine life. Divers can explore diverse underwater landscapes, including energetic channels, coral-covered pinnacles, and thrilling drift dives.A highlight of diving with Addu Dive is the opportunity to encounter manta rays year-round at cleaning stations. Shark Point, also known as the 'Shark Hotel', allows divers to observe grey reef sharks in their natural habitat. Turtle Point offers regular sightings of Hawksbill and Green Sea Turtles. The British Loyalty wreck, a 134-meter British naval vessel torpedoed during World War II, is the largest shipwreck in the Maldives and a must-see for experienced divers.Addu Atoll's unique geography, with islands connected by roads, allows for easy exploration of the area's cultural and historical sites. Divers of all skill levels can find suitable dive sites, with calmer currents compared to other regions in the Maldives. Addu Dive is committed to providing safe and memorable diving experiences, showcasing the best of the Maldives' underwater wonders.