Fuvahmulah has a tropical monsoon climate that is warm and tropical year-round
Average maximum temperatures range from 29°C to 31°C.
Average water temperatures to 27°C
Average visibilities 40 meters
Nitrox and Scuba Tanks
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Nitrox is inclusive of all certified guests and the Enrich air mixtures contain 31 percent oxygen.
All the scuba cylinders are cylinders S 80
Scuba cylinder valves are Yoke and Din
12 and 15 litters cylinders we provieded
Diving Schedules
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There are 18 dive sites surrounding Fuvahmulah Island, including reef dives, drift dives, and ocean dives., which are all done by boat. Dive sites are chosen by our instructors, depending on the divers experience level and the weather conditions.
We do three dives per day, including one Tiger Shark dive.
For surface interval, we return to the harbour
All dives are briefed and guided by our professional dive leaders to ensure maximum enjoyment and safety.
Quick Facts
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Fuvahmulah is also recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve site.
Population: around 13,000, its 3rd populous island in the Maldives
Measurement: 4.5 km long and 1.2km wide, (481 Hector)
Religion: Islam
Official Language: Dhivehi Hector)
Currency: Maldivian Rufiyaa (MVR) | 1 US dollar = 15.42 Maldivian Rufiyaa
Country cord: 960
Time: GMT 5 hours
Average temperature 30 degree Celsius
Major Industry: Tourism and Fishing
Dress code
The Maldives is a Muslim country so you are advised to wear conservative clothing when visiting the Male' City or Local Islands. If you plan to visit a mosque or religious site, in particular, you must wear clothes that cover your knees and shoulders, and women may be required to cover their heads.
We kindly request you to wear T-shirts and shorts on the beaches of the island.
You can stay in bikinis in our pool area where you can use the swimming pool and sunbathe.
Our dive boat has a huge sun deck; during the dive trip, you can stay in your bikini.
We recommend avoid wearing a brightly coloured rash guard or wetsuit when diving with tiger sharks or reef dive.