Kuramathi Queen (Wreck)

Discover the mesmerizing depths of the Kuramathi Queen dive site in the Maldives. Submerged in 1987, this 40m long supply boat lies at a maximum depth of 20m, offering an ideal diving experience for divers of all levels. With its protected location, this site is especially renowned for night dives, ensuring a safe and thrilling adventure.

Immerse yourself in a haven for macro enthusiasts and lovers of night diving. Encounter an array of fascinating marine life, including various crab species, shrimp, lobster, and a resident moray eel. The sandy bottom around the wreck often reveals graceful stingrays, further enhancing the magical atmosphere.

Situated in the lagoon of Kuramathi Island Resort, this captivating dive location guarantees a tranquil experience free from strong currents. The Kuramathi Queen serves as a sanctuary for fish seeking refuge from predators at night. Witness the spectacle of resting parrotfish, cod, grouper, and the captivating giant pufferfish, which becomes inflated under cover of darkness. As you explore the hull, keep your eyes peeled for the occasional sighting of a serene stingray nestled in the sandy floor.

Nighttime brings a captivating congregation of batfish, making this dive site even more enchanting. For the keen-eyed divers, an abundance of stunning marine species awaits discovery, including nudibranch, decorator crabs, amphipods, skeleton shrimp, and ghost pipefish.

Optimize your dive adventure with exceptional visibility up to 9m. With a maximum depth of 19m, the Kuramathi Queen accommodates both beginner and advanced divers, guaranteeing an unforgettable underwater journey. Located near Snorkel Way in Rasdhoo, Alif Alif, Maldives, this captivating dive site is ready to unveil its mysteries to eager explorers like you.