Several time in a row awarded as Best Dive Center Resort, our well organized and equipped SSI Diamond diving center is located in Raa Atoll, Adaaran Prestige Meedhupparu resort. Raa Atoll is one of the northernmost resort atolls in the Maldives along with Lhavyiani Atoll. The approached dive spots are accordingly untouched. Individual boat dives are offered daily. Double tank as well as one tank trips are possible daily. Very beautiful soft corals, huge schools of fish and manta rays can be seen here all year round.
Raa Atoll is one of the northernmost resort atolls of the Maldives. Here we offer daily boat dives, with one tank or two tank possibilities. The pristine reefs of Raa Atoll are still in a great condition. We were the only diving island in this atoll for many years and now there are still very few. Meaning you get to enjoy these dive sites for yourselves and just with your close diving buddies. Very nice soft corals, huge schools of fish and manta rays can be seen here all year round.
We have the advantage of being able to drive through our island location in the middle of the atoll to the east and west side of the reef, so we can watch manta rays almost all year round. Let yourself be inspired by this pristine underwater world.
Our international dive team live and dive by our slogan “Dive with Friends”. Here you can expect a relaxed and familiar atmosphere with top service as well as relaxing dives, guided by our motivated and competent team. Our dive staff are 100% passionate about diving!
The resort offers guests a welcoming lobby with reception, sitting areas, free Wi-Fi in all public areas such as the lobby, restaurants, all bars and the diving center. A small shopping area with souvenir and jewellery shops a hairdresser and doctor service, as well as a large swimming pool with sun terrace and pool bar. In addition to the two main restaurants, there is an à la carte restaurant and grill bar. There is an air-conditioned gym, as well as Wellness Chavana Spa and a traditional Chinese therapy center.
Just because World Turtle Day has passed doesn’t mean we stop caring—so here are a few friendly reminders why sea turtles deserve our love all year round:
They’ve been around forever – Seriously, they’ve been swimming this planet since dinosaur days! That alone makes them pretty amazing.
They help keep oceans healthy – Sea turtles play a big role in keeping seagrass and coral reefs in balance, which helps tons of other marine life too.
They keep jellyfish in check – Some turtles snack on jellyfish (yes, really!) and help maintain the natural balance in our oceans.
They’re part of so many cultures and stories – Turtles have inspired legends, art, and respect across the world. There's something magical about them.
They need us – From plastic pollution to habitat loss, sea turtles are facing serious challenges. But a little help from us goes a long way.
Let’s do our part—whether it’s picking up trash at the beach, saying no to single-use plastics, or just sharing turtle love and awareness.
It’s never too late to care!
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Ever seen a fish that literally disappears into the sand?
Say hello to the dartfish – one of the Maldives’ cutest and coolest little secrets!
These tiny wonders float like hummingbirds above the reef, shimmering with the most beautiful blues and yellows… and then ZOOM! they’re gone – straight into their sandy hideouts!
But wait – how do they dart so fast?
How do they always know exactly where to go?
And seriously, who gave them permission to be this pretty?
The reef is packed with surprises, and this curious little fish might just be our favorite.
If you're snorkeling in the Maldives, keep your eyes wide open – and your camera ready!
We’re sharing all the fun facts in our May newsletter – dropping soon!
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