Are you interested in seeing manta ray, whale shark and sea turtle make a dive or could you be looking at the beautiful house reef of Maldives on your next trip despite the budget constraints? Maldives is among the most attractive places globally and it’s not just because of its lovely white beaches or clear blue waters found all around it , but also because some of its amazing sights are under water. Indeed, nothing can match an undersea view in Maldive, however, all these are bound to disappear due climatchange that endangers such an amazing paradise. Many of the Maldives' house reefs have already been affected by coral bleaching, it is disappearing all over the world and some experts think it might disappear completely as early as 2050. You now have another good excuse to start making plans for that cheap wagering outing which you are always drooling over.
On the off chance that plunging for you sounds excessively troublesome, you will be satisfied to discover that the Maldives stand head and shoulders over some other objective on the planet with regards to swimming. Swimming in Ukulhas is perhaps the most ideal approaches to find Maldives' submerged world. The island flaunts a perfectly clear tidal pond and a house reef with a plentiful marine life. To appreciate the submerged delights around this little island, you just need a veil, snorkel and blades, the last stuff is strongly suggested due to the flows. The best swimming spots are on the reef's boundary or over drop off territory. Hope to see extraordinary schools of fish and novel types of marine life, including full scale species, among other inquisitive animals.
Ukulhas, North Ari Atoll
Ukulhas is one of the inhabited islands of Alifu-Alifu atoll that have unique features in the Maldives, which is open for budget tourism offering various guest houses and economy-hotels on the island. Noted for its good ecology, clean environment, and rich marine biodiversity, today it is one of the best inexpedient islands to spend your holidays in Maldives within solar, sand and sea paradises without any financial strains! Staying here allows you to immerse yourself in the local fishing community and get an genuine Maldives experience.
Ukulhas is one of the best places where you can discover the underwater world of Maldives by doing some snorkeling. Saying that it has got a crystal clear lagoon makes it distinct from others as well as house reef with abundant marine life. A mask, snorkel and fins are the only things that can let you see what is beneath its waters around this small island although for safety purposes you will have to use the last gear with pads due to existing currents.
Velidhu Island Resort
Velidhu Island throws together the best Maldives has to offer. The richness of its reef is not different from a natural aquarium. If you love this island haven sitting right within our sight otherwise known as veiled who would blame you for taking a quick dip because there are manta rays ,sharks and myriads of fish plus numerous corals at every turn as far as eye can see while swimming in its crystal clear waters.
Bodufolhudhoo, North Ari Atoll
A fun packed purse-friendly season-away in the
Maldives is best experienced at Bodufolhudhoo atoll; North Ari atol’s tiny
island. This stunning island enjoys a stunning marine existence as it boasts an
amazing house-reef suitable for snorkelling and is enclosed by some high-end
resorts like Nika Island Resort, Velidoo and Gangehi. 2 local local
cafes, a PADI diving school, and a water sports center can be found today on
the island of Bodufolhudhoo, apart from guest houses. The island is very small,
and its inhabitants are very hospitable, as such as they enabling you to have a
calming and real (authentic) Maldivian experience.
Bodufolhudhoo has one of the best house reefs in the Maldives, and if
snorkeling is your thing then you will definitely love it here! Safe, with an
abundance of things to observe, this splendid coral area is located at a
distance less than 100 m from the seashore and you will not need much struggle
in order to enjoy marvelous coral habitats and marine life. The marine currents
are not strong; hence, swimming against them is possible with no difficulties
at all.
Maalhos, Baa Atoll
Maalhos, an inhabited island in Baa Atoll,
Maldives, has a population. The only UNESCO Biosphere Reserve on the island is
Maalhos, which is home to Madi Finolhu Guest House, and is now known as
Hanifaru Bay's nearby neighbor - famous for its rich marine life. The island is
known for its beautiful white sandy beaches lined with palm trees that touch
the water and natives who are friendly and welcoming.
The island stands in the strait and is surrounded by a stunning house
coral reef swarmed with diverse marine life. Several easy to access drop-offs
are formed and a short swim from the beach ends in the reef at different spots.
