Reacheable in 25min by boat located in the southern side of Fuggiri Island, top reef lays at 10mt depth dropping down straight to 35mt. Between 12 and 18mt many overhangs display beautiful soft corals. At a depth between 25 and 30mt big coral blocks hiding amazing marine life.

Madi gaa is divided on two manta cleaning stations, the shallow cleaning station is 13m and the deep cleaning station is 20m. this is a very famous manta cleaning station at uthuru maafaru (You&Me) north corner. boat navigation time is 25min.

Located north of You&Me Resort at a distance of 20min by boat. Top reef lays at 10mt with a gentle slope dropping to 30mt. On the corner there are a couple of cleaning stations where, from December till April, is possible to encounter Manta Rays.

Wall with amazing hard coral coverage. This dive site is perfect for beginners as well as advanced divers who like to find some small creatures.

this dive site is located on north east site of You&Me. this dive site is good for two way dive and the reef from starts 1m and some areas of the reef is like a wall.

Deep thila starting at 18m deep going down to 30m. Good dive site for advanced divers, ideally with Nitrox certification. The thila looks like a broken rock separated in many blocks.

Located on north side of You&Me and the boat navigation time is 10min. Easy and relaxed dive site with macro stuff and healthy coral life. Top reef start from 2m and the reef bottom is 20m.

Glass fish cove is a reef where we can find many different overhangs populated by many different kind of marine life species. Often we can cross the path of big napoleon wrasse. The highlights of this dive are the schools of glass fish packed inside the overhangs which are often hunted by trevallies.

This especial giri is located on north side of You&Me and the boat navigation time is 8minutes. Top reef is in 1m and the reef bottom is 25m with macro stuff.

Amazing shallow dive with full of hard corals and nice slope with finest clear sandy bottom.. located on northeast corner of the sand bank reef....