Hurawali Kandu

This dive site, located in the north of Lhaviyani Atoll in the Maldives, is known as the Channel Dive Site. Within the channel, you'll find a unique tongue-shaped reef offering a variety of underwater landscapes including plateau reefs, slopes, walls, and dramatic drop-offs.

Divers with advanced or expert skills will appreciate this site's abundant marine life. It's a prime spot for encountering massive stingrays, as well as majestic eagle rays, tuna, and schools of jack fish. As you explore the sandy sloping edge, you'll have the opportunity to observe plenty of stingrays and, if you're lucky, resting leopard sharks. When there's a good medium to strong current, keep your eyes open for grey reef sharks and silver tip sharks. Curious bat fish may even accompany you on the dive or join you during the safety stop. Keep an eye out for the impressive Napoleon wrasse cruising through the channel. Moray eels can be seen peeking out of reef holes, while turtles may rest on the seabed or swim up for a breath of air.

Dive specifications for this site include a visibility of 19m, a maximum depth of 24m, and a recommended diver level of advanced to expert. Its proximity to Lhaviyani, Maldives makes it easily accessible for diving enthusiasts.

Experience the wonders of this North Lhaviyani Atoll Channel Dive Site and prepare for an unforgettable underwater adventure in the Maldives.