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Our five-star PADI dive center, registered under the Maldives Ministry of Tourism, is one of the finest diving Centers around the Maldives.
The dive center is a fully equipped facility, consisting of two floors. The ground floor includes an office, classroom, compressor room, store, wet area for washing the equipment, and a large equipment room able to accommodate more than twenty divers and their equipment.
The first floor is equipped with a 4.5-meter deep swimming pool, which is designed for confined water training dives. The pool area also includes a terrace for sunbathing and a Karaoke bar.

When is the best time to visit Fuvahmulah (Deep South Maldives)?

Explore the pelagic life in Fuvahmulah

Our dive season is year-round. The ideal moment is when you have the best deal on an international flight.

Fuvahmulah Island is home to pelagic species, which can be encountered at any time of year.

Tiger Shark (all year round)
Thresher Shark (all year round)
Silver Tip Shark (all year round)
White & Black Tip Shark ( all year round)
Grey Reef Shark ( all year round)
Oceanic White Tip Shark ( all year round)

Hammer Head Shark (September to December)
Oceanic Manta (March, April, May)
Whale Shark (January to May)
Humpback Whale (January to March)
Mola Mola (July to August ) not common

What are the minimum requirements for diving in Fuvahmulah?

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Option 1: The minimum diving requirement is a certified Advanced Open Water Diver (AOWD) / certified deep diver. If you're CMAS, you require certified level 2 or 2-star.
Option 2: If you're a certified open water diver, you need to take an advanced open water course or a deep dive speciality course. that both courses allowed you to dive as a student, and we can certify you in two days
After completing your Open Water certification with another organisation (SSI, CMAS, Raid), you are allowed to enrol in the Advanced Open Water or Deep Dive Speciality with PADI.
Fuvahmulah Island: Most of the dive sites required deep dives up to 30 meters.
Open water courses are conducted from May to August, providing opportunities for beginner divers.

What is Fuvahmulah's Weather and Climate Like?

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Fuvahmulah has a tropical monsoon climate that is warm and tropical year-round.
Average maximum temperatures range from 29°C to 31°C.
Average water temperatures up to 27°C
Average visibility: 40 metres

Do you feed the sharks?

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We don't feed the sharks; instead, we hide the prey beneath the rock to attack the shark.

Quick Facts about Fuvahmulah

Fuvahmulah is also recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve site.
Population: around 13,000, its 3rd populous island in the Maldives
Measurement: 4.5 km long and 1.2km wide, (481 Hector)
Religion: Islam
Official Language: Dhivehi Hector)
Currency: Maldivian Rufiyaa (MVR) | 1 US dollar = 15.42 Maldivian Rufiyaa
Country cord: 960
Time: GMT 5 hours
Average temperature 30 degree Celsius
Major Industry: Tourism and Fishing

Dress code

The Maldives is a Muslim country so you are advised to wear conservative clothing when visiting the Male' City or Local Islands. If you plan to visit a mosque or religious site, in particular, you must wear clothes that cover your knees and shoulders, and women may be required to cover their heads.
We kindly request you to wear T-shirts and shorts on the beaches of the island.
You can stay in bikinis in our pool area where you can use the swimming pool and sunbathe.
The recommended Tiger Shark diving outfit is a dark-coloured neoprene shorty or full suit. To avoid any bright (yellow, orange, or dazzling) colours.