11-Year-Old Ethan Evans Set New World Record In Scuba Diving

Rasdhoo Divers at Kuramathi Maldives has announce a extraordinary success by 11-year-old Ethan Evans, who has set a new world record for the most scuba dives complete before the era of twelve. The wonderful environment of Kuramathi Maldives has provide the ideal location for Ethan’s diving journey, where he has surpass the previous record of 102 dives and now aim for 150.

Ethan, hail from Warden Villages, was brilliant by his father, Paul Evans, an enthusiastic ocean conservationist. With the spectacular background of Kuramathi’s see-through waters, Ethan earn his open water qualifications at just ten years old and spend six weeks diving in this tropical heaven, averaging two to three dives every day. His capability to confidently relate with manta rays and sharks has been nothing short of surprising, showcasing the vivacious marine life that Kuramathi Maldives is famous for.

The specialist team at Rasdhoo Divers, led by experienced instructor Adil Khalid, has been instrumental in Ethan’s diving growth; guide him from his primary dives to superior training. “Ethan’s confidence and serenity submarine are remarkable,” said Adil. The support from the Rasdhoo Divers team has been essential in selection Ethan reach his goals while explore the rich marine environment that Kuramathi Maldives offers.

As Ethan continues to struggle for his goal of 150 dives and dreams of becoming a diving lead in the Maldives, his story reflect the probable of young divers and the development environment provided by Kuramathi Maldives. Beyond location records, Ethan is dedicated to ocean protection, actively participating in cleaning dives with his father to address ocean toxic waste.