Rasgefaanu Thila is the translation of Emperor Mountain. Emperor mountain refers to the first lady who ever submerged there - Ms. Kaiser or in English Ms. Emperor

Ran Faru is located around 25 minutes North East of Hilton Maldives Amingiri. A wall with a lot of overhangs await you at depth levels from 5 to 20 meters.

Neygey Thila is a very pretty dive site just south of Kuda Hithi. The thila actually consists of three separate humps that connect to each other in between 15 and 18 meters and then jointly drop to the sea bottom.

Thinga Thila is the Divehi name for Lion Seamount. Due to the high amount of big lionfishes on the southeast side of the Reef the name makes very much sense. Thinga Thila is a true treasure box for photographers and explorers. One highlight after the next one...

Lao Fu Thila is a deep topped Thila (24 meter) accessed by a short ride from Sub Oceanic at Hilton Maldives, perfect for divers with a deep diving certification. Its location close to a channel provides a flow of current which brings a fresh flow of nutrients to support the abundance of fish life on the Thila.

Toti Thila is a small reef with its reeftop starting at around meters. It’s drops down on all sides to around 30 meters where the corals meet the seabed. Toti Thila is named after the Instructor who first discovered it - Toti!

Mas Thila is located just in the backdrop of Kandu Thila. The reef top is located at 8 meters. From there the reef drops to about 30 meters. “Mas” translates into “fish” in Divehi, the language of the Maldives, and this is what you will get here.

Nakatcha Thila is a spectacular dive site. Nakatcha Thila is a medium sized reef with magnificent overhangs and beautiful caves covered with a great variety of hard and soft corals.

Sara Thila is a beautiful seamount with its topreef starting from 12 meters and reaching the sandy bottom from 25 to 40 meters. Depending on the side of the Thila. Sara Thila is named after a female dive instructor who was the first in history to submerge at this place...

Abaandance Faru is named after the Maldivian Marine Biologist Mohamed Abaan who instantly fell in love with the biodiversity and treasures which can be found in the several overhangs around this part of the reef. Most of those overhangs are located at a depth from 15 to 20 meters along a steep wall.