This dive site, Rasdhoo Miyaru Faru, meaning 'shark reef', is situated at the northernmost point of the Rasdhoo Atoll in the Maldives. Divers can explore a vibrant reef wall descending from 10 meters down to 25 meters, transitioning into a deeper reef slope. The topography offers interesting contours, allowing for exploration along the reef structure. There is no specific history or story provided for this site beyond its descriptive name.
As its name suggests, Rasdhoo Miyaru Faru is renowned for its pelagic encounters. Divers frequently spot reef sharks, along with majestic eagle rays and schooling mobula rays. The reef itself supports a typical Maldivian ecosystem, teeming with diverse reef fish, hard and soft corals, and various macro life.
While the Maldives generally offers excellent diving conditions year-round, specific pelagic sightings can vary seasonally. For divers, this site offers exciting encounters but may feature moderate currents, making good buoyancy and current awareness beneficial. Freedivers will also find the site suitable, with ample marine life and varying depths for breath-hold exploration.
