Watch this video and dive to the one of the amazing dive site in Maldives. You can see the beautiful formation of the dive site with a variety of fish swimming around.

Watch this video and explore the beautiful dive sites of the Maldives. Encounter a variety of marine habitats and colorful coral reefs.

A short video from the beautiful island in Maldives. Maldives is famous for stunning dive sites and amazing marine life.

Do you wonder what it was like diving at night? Then, watch this video. It features night diving in Maldives.

Most of the resorts in Maldives offer an opportunity to divers to discover the underwater world during night time.

Kuda Rah Thila is one of the most famous dive site in the Maldives for its magnificent underwater world and flow of current.

In this video, you can see tons of fish, turtles and whale sharks.

This is a beautiful video taken by a scuba diver in the Maldives.  The video captures the richness and variety of underwater life in the Maldives.  The beginning of the video shows a selection of animals, including the honeycomb moray eel, batfish and stingray.

Schooling Fish in the Maldives

The second part of the video goes on to show schools of blue-striped snapper, jacks and trevallies, all swimming around the amazing coral reefs of the Maldives.

Underwater Animals in the Maldives

Toward the end of the video, we start seeing some of the larger underwater creatures that are commonly seen in the Maldives, including the napoleon wrasse, grey reef shark, some cute pufferfish, a manta ray, and a huge sea turtle.

A few scuba divers at a Manta Point in the Maldives stumble upon a playful group of manta rays. These acrobatic underwater dwellers often follow each other, and sometimes create long trains of mantas.

A lazy sea turtle caught on camera swimming around a reef in the Maldives looks like it’s flying.

A group of scuba divers from the Adventurer 2 liveaboard find a stunning specimen of a Napoleon Wrasse and spend some time swimming with the elegant creature. Napoleon Wrasse are called so because of the hump on their head which resembles a Napoleon hat.

A couple of white tip reef sharks swim around a reef at night. Scuba diving at night requires certain PADI certifications, and should be done only with experienced divers. The scuba divers in this video are guests of a liveaboard in the Maldives, and they are enjoying a night dive at Maaya Thila.