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Mantis shrimp at Dhigurah Beru Thila, Maldives dive site - courtesy of Anna Wright
Napolean wrasse at Dhigurah Beru Thila, Maldives dive site - courtesy of Anna Wright
Glassfish at Dhigurah Beru Thila, Maldives dive site - courtesy of Anna Wright
Pixie hawkfish at Dhigurah Beru Thila, Maldives dive site - courtesy of Anna Wright
Soft coral at Dhigurah Beru Thila, Maldives dive site - courtesy of Anna Wright

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Dive Site: Dhigurah Beru Thila

Location: Dhigurashu Channel, South Ari Atoll, Maldives

Description: Thila dive

Length: 20 x 250 metres (65 - 820 feet)

Depth: 10 - 30 metres (30 - 100 feet)

Visibility: 25 metres (80 feet)

Rating: *****

We visited this dive site twice and it was enjoyable both times, but the secnd time there was more current and the reef came alive. There were loads of fish everywhere, a constant stream of snappers and fusilers were circling in and out of the rocks. There was a huge napoleon wrasse and a white tipped shark. In addition all the corals were doing the equivalent of flowering and the soft corals in the overhangs were beautiful.

In the blue we also saw about 15 large trevallies. It was fun to swim around the coral blocks at the end of the thila. We saw a mantis shrimp and a pixie hawkfish amoung the coral. This was a really interesting and exhilarating dive.

Anna Wright, PADI Advanced Open Water


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