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Maldives diving holidays, with the Maldives experts.
Planet Dive specialise in luxury diving holidays to the Maldives. With over 160 resorts to choose from in the Maldives, it can be very difficult to understand which is the best island for your specific holiday requirements and budget.
The Maldives season at a glance
The best months to dive Maldives are highlighted below, based on our own dives here.
Amilla Fushi, Maldives, Maldives
Up to 40% off for 2026
Valid for stays between 20 Aug 2026 to 23 Dec 2026Anantara Dhigu Luxury Family Resort, Maldives, Maldives
Up to 30% off for Sep 2026 to Oct 2027
Valid for stays between 01 Sep 2026 to 15 Oct 2027Anantara Veli Luxury Adult Only Resort, Maldives, Maldives
Up to 30% off for Sep 2026 to Oct 2027
Valid for stays between 01 Sep 2026 to 31 Oct 2027Baros, Maldives, Maldives
Up to 30% off for Nov 2026 to Oct 2027
Valid for stays between 01 Nov 2026 to 31 Oct 2027Constance Moofushi, Maldives, Maldives
Up to 35% off for 2026
Valid for stays between 10 Jun 2026 to 26 Dec 2026Fushifaru Maldives, Maldives, Maldives
Up to 30% off for Sep 2026 to Jan 2027
Valid for stays between 03 Sep 2026 to 09 Jan 2027Komandoo Island Resort, Maldives, Maldives
Up to 30% off for Aug 2026 to Oct 2027
Valid for stays between 01 Aug 2026 to 31 Oct 2027Kuredu Island, Maldives, Maldives
Up to 35% off for 2027
Valid for stays between 30 Mar 2027 to 31 Oct 2027OBLU NATURE Helengeli by SENTIDO, Maldives, Maldives
Up to 25% off for 2027
Valid for stays between 01 May 2027 to 31 Oct 2027OZEN Reserve Bolifushi, Maldives, Maldives
Up to 25% off for Aug 2026 to Dec 2027
Valid for stays between 16 Aug 2026 to 23 Dec 2027Seaside Finolhu, Maldives, Maldives
Up to 40% off for Aug 2026 to Dec 2027
Valid for stays between 25 Aug 2026 to 22 Dec 2027Six Senses Kanuhura, Maldives, Maldives
Up to 35% off for 2026
Valid for stays between 01 Oct 2026 to 21 Dec 2026Soneva Fushi Resort, Maldives, Maldives
Up to 30% off for 2026
Valid for stays between 20 Apr 2026 to 20 Dec 2026Vakkaru Maldives, Maldives, Maldives
Up to 40% off for 2026
Valid for stays between 26 Jun 2026 to 19 Dec 2026Vilamendhoo Island Resort, Maldives, Maldives
Up to 30% off for 2027
Valid for stays between 01 May 2027 to 31 Oct 2027Why you'll love diving in Maldives!
Luxury Diving Holidays In The Maldives
Planet Dive specialise in luxury diving holidays to the Maldives. With over 160 resorts to choose from in the Maldives, it can be very difficult to understand which is the best island for your specific holiday requirements and budget. We offer carefully selected resorts, that we have personally inspected, and offer the best quality and value for money in their class.
We can suggest specific islands depending on the type of Maldives holiday you are after, be that hotels with excellent kids clubs and activities for families, with a good range of diving sites close to the resort so are never away for too long, or romantic holiday experiences for couples and honeymooners. For the pure dive enthusiast, we can suggest a resort in the best location for the time you are travelling with the best diving facilities.
Our Maldives dive holiday experts are also on hand to assist you with booking the best scuba diving liveaboards. A dive liveaboard will always give you access to the best dive sites, however with a wide variety of diving vessels to choose from in the Maldives, we always recommend you speak to a Maldives dive expert to find the best diving holiday for you.
The Diving In The Maldives
The relative isolation of the Maldives, far from any landmass, has led to a fabulous variety of marine species. Seasonal oceanic currents have forged channels from the open ocean into the atolls. These channels concentrate plankton rich waters into and out of the atolls, which in turn support an incredibly rich marine ecosystem. Once inside the atoll, reefs, sandbars, islands and lagoons have evolved over millennia forming the habitat and nurseries for many of the reef's inhabitants.
The best diving sites are around these channels or on underwater pinnacles, known as thilas, which attract large schools of fish, as well as other large marine species. The dive channels on both the east and west of the island are seasonal but the thilas offer great diving throughout the year.
The Diving In The Maldives Far North
Following an internal flight north from Male you reach Hanimaadhoo, the most northerly airport in the Maldives. From here the travelling diver can reach a handful of resort islands or board one of the Maldives liveaboards based in this remote part of the Maldives to dive Haa Alifu Atoll and Haa Dhaalu Atoll.
Haa Alifu Atoll Diving: Haa Alifu has a special meaning for Maldivians as the birthplace of the nation's hero Muhammad Thakurufaanu, who freed the Maldives from its Portuguese rulers. The diving in Haa Alifu is varied with currents tending not to be as strong as they can be in the Maldives central atolls. Thila dives include Amba, Baarah and Muraadhoo where divers can look out for leopard sharks and occasional mantas. Dhonakulhi Channel is also a good place to spot mantas in the season. The 80m Maddhoo wreck is in a mere 20m of water.
Haa Dhaalu Atoll Diving: Directly south of Haa Alifu, the thila at Nellahidhoo is a good spot for reef sharks, white and black tips and grey reef sharks.
The Diving In The Maldives Northern Atolls
Below the far North Atolls lie the Shaviyani, Noonu, Raa, Lhaviyani, and Baa atolls as well as the smaller Goidhoo Atoll. These Maldivian northern atolls can be reached by liveaboards departing Male or via a short internal flight. Baa Atoll is renowned for the mantas of Hanifaru Bay and Lhaviyani - a long time favourite due to its well established and popular Kuredu island resort. The other northern atolls are only just being discovered by travelling divers.
Raa Atoll Diving: A large atoll to the north of Baa. The Raa Atoll has only recently been opened to tourism and so still rarely dived. A lot of the diving here is on pinnacles with shallow giris and the deeper thilas.
Shaviyani Atoll Diving: A big draw for Shaviyani Atoll is that it is relatively unknown and the sites are protected by their remoteness and the lack of divers in the area.
Noonu Atoll Diving: While it is possible to access Noonu Atoll from Lhaviyani, it's rarely done thus leaving the sites for the enjoyment of divers from the handful of island resorts. Orimas thila is a shark cleaning station and you'll find many juveniles here.
Baa Atoll Diving: August through October sees the seasonal congregation of filter feeders in Baa Atoll, particularly mantas in Hanifaru Bay. This is, without a doubt, one of the top places in the world to see manta rays and whale sharks. It is the only place on the planet where you can swim with up to 200 manta rays and 20 whale sharks when the plankton blooms are at their fullest and trapped in Hanifaru Bay. This area attracts a great range of life from every corner of the surrounding ocean. This area is now a protected zone and diving is prohibited, but snorkelling with the mantas is still allowed. When mantas are in Hanifaru Bay there is a park fee of US$20 per person (subject to change) for 45 minutes of snorkelling, paid directly to the park rangers.
Lhaviyani Atoll Diving: Relatively remote and with fewer visitors the Lhaviyani Atoll has a number of spectacular and pristine dive sites. The resort of Kuredu boasts over 45 local dive sites, amongst them two are particularly noteworthy. The two wrecks of the Shipyard have become artificial reefs adorned with marine life. Here the prevailing current enables divers to visit both steel wrecks is one dive. At the Kuredhoo Express, eagle rays and various species of reef shark are regularly sighted. But watch out this drift dive is not for the faint hearted, its name says it all.
The Diving In The Maldives Central Atolls
The Maldives' central atolls contain the country's capital Male and Ibrahim Nasir International Airport on neighbouring Hulhule Island. It was here that Maldives diving began with the first of the Maldives resorts. This region includes North Male and South Male Atolls, Gaafaru Atoll, Felidhue Atoll (aka Vaavu Atoll), Rasdhoo and North Ari and South Ari Atolls.
North Male Atoll Diving: The Maldives’ principle atoll has much to attract all levels of driver. The outer reefs to the west shelve steeply to 300 metres and to the east 2000 metres. In the atoll’s north-west region the outer reefs at Madivaru offer plenty of good diving for all levels of diver throughout the year. Those with more experience will enjoy Madi Thila where the outgoing currents attract mantas between January and March. In contrast, the incoming currents at Kani Corner create ideal conditions for schooling jacks and dog-toothed tuna. A little further south is Manta Point, best dived during the south westerlies. If that’s not enough there’s also the wreck of the Maldives Victory. Located close to the airport island, and sitting upright in 35 m of water, this intact wreck is often swept by strong currents and is for advanced divers only.
South Male Atoll Diving: The diving in South Male Atoll is largely on the eastern edge with its 6 kandus (channels). Embudhoo Kandu, with its grey reef sharks, and Guraidhoo Kandu are two of the big names of Maldives diving. Lesser known sites include Kandooma thila - a coral head just off Kandooma Island standing in 40 metres of water. The current here brings hunting jacks, barracuda and reef sharks. The small Kuda Giri Wreck lies upright on the seabed, at between 30 and 15 metres, just off the small Giri and when flooded with light is a lovely dive with loads of marine life both above and within the wreck.
Ari Atoll Diving: The northern Ari Atoll possesses four of the Maldives’ most famous signature dives - Maaya Thila, renowned for white tips; Fish Head for grey reef sharks; Rasdhoo for schooling hammerheads and the Halaveli wreck for stingrays. Southern Ari is better known for its exhilarating drift dives in the kandus and around the numerous thilas. Large pelagics can be seen throughout the year moving location with the seasons. Mandivaru is famed as a manta cleaning station whilst diving outside Dhidhdoo during the south westerlies probably offers divers their best chance of a whale shark experience. The novice or less adventurous diver shouldn’t be put off, Ari has something for everyone.
Vaavu Atoll Diving: Across a reasonably short, approximately 14km wide channel, Vaavu is considered part of the central atolls. It is regularly visited by the Maldives' liveaboard safari boats for its numerous long and deep channels along the Atoll's eastern edge and the popular night dive at Alimatha.
The Diving In The Maldives Southern Atolls
South of the Maldives' central atolls the Maldives' south encompasses the Meemu Atoll, North and South Nilandhe Atolls (aka Faafu Atoll and Dhaalu Atoll) as well as the even more remote Thaa and Laamu Atoll. Until recently, these remote atolls were reserved for those diving on liveaboards. However, they are now being explored by a few day divers with the development of a handful of very high-class Maldives resorts.
Faafu Atoll Diving: Faafu Atoll has many good channels on the eastern edge where you will find barracuda, napoleon and reef sharks. The widest and deepest of all the channels is Filitheyo Kandu and this is the only protected marine reserve in Faafu Atoll. Faafu also has a couple of good sized wrecks and its own Manta Point. In the entire atoll there is just one resort, Filitheyo Island Resort, in the north-east corner.
Dhaalu Atoll Diving: There are 45 islands in the Dhaalu Atoll, but only 2 resorts, both in the northeast corner. Diving in the Dhaalu Atoll includes channels and deep water. Dhallu also has a marine protected area at Fushi Kandu with a number of thilas across the channel - be sure to look outside these for passing sharks and eagle rays.
Meemu Atoll Diving: The long eastern edge of the Meemu Atoll offers plenty of wall diving and one large kandu, with loads of great dives. Inside the atoll are giris and thilas. Whale shark season in Meemu Atoll is May-December. An early morning dive at Hakuraa Express may even reward you with a manta and even the occasional hammerhead.
Thaa Atoll Diving: Thaa Atoll still has plenty of dive sites not yet fully investigated. Until recently Thaa Atoll was the preserve of the liveaboard boats passing through on their way to, or from, the Maldives deep south. Diving here includes giris and thilas, channels, coral gardens, outer walls and overhangs. You'll be diving with rays and sharks, various fish species, schooling tuna, barracuda and a whole array of reef fish.
Laamu Atoll Diving: The shape and remoteness of the Laamu Atoll combine to make it unique. Good coral formations and few divers help to ensure that the reefs remain in excellent condition. Laamu has its own Manta Point at Hithadhoo Corner with mantas possible virtually all year around. Deep drop-offs form Laamu Atoll's outer walls. It also boasts some excellent channel dives like Fushi Kandu offering good drifts and the chance of seeing larger species of fish and sharks.
The Diving In The Maldives Deep South
Either side of the Equatorial channel (Addu Kandu) lie the most southerly of the Maldives' atolls. On the northern side is the larger Huvadhoo Atoll while to the south are tiny Foammulah Atoll and Addu Atoll (aka Seenu Atoll). Diving in the Maldives deep south is about as remote as you'll find anywhere in the world.
Huvadhoo Atoll Diving: Maldives liveaboards visit Huvadhoo between January and March attracted by the shark action. Hammerheads, silky sharks, tiger sharks and reef sharks including grey reef sharks. A large atoll, Huvadhoo has it all - channel, diving and well as pinnacles.
Addu Atoll Diving: Addu, or Seenu, atoll contains the island of Gan, formerly a Royal Air Force Station, and is the location of the wreck of the British Loyalty. Scuttled in 1946, after being damaged by torpedo earlier in the war, British Loyalty now sits in 33 metres of water. With access by air and one international standard resort and a handful of guesthouses, there are few other divers in this relatively small atoll.
Maldives Diving Holidays: Your Questions Answered
Straight answers to the questions we get asked most about a Maldives diving holiday, from a team that has stayed on and dived from every island we sell.
When is the best month for a Maldives diving holiday?
There is no single best month, because the Maldives does not follow one season rule. In the dry north-east monsoon, November to April, the seas are calm, the visibility is at its best and the channel dives on the eastern side of the atolls are at their best on the incoming current. In the south-west monsoon, May to October, the mantas and whale sharks move to the western side, and Hanifaru Bay in Baa Atoll fills with feeding mantas from August to October. The thila pinnacles can be dived all year, so a good island dives well in any month. Tell us when you can travel and we will point you at the right atoll for that month.
Which Maldives resort is best for diving?
It depends on who is travelling and what you want to see. For divers who want the sites on the doorstep, Vilamendhoo has easy access to the good sites and Boutique Beach on Dhigurah is an all-inclusive dive hotel run by divers. For mantas, Seaside Finolhu is based at Hanifaru Bay itself, with Anantara Kihavah, Amilla Fushi and Dusit Thani in the same protected Baa Atoll biosphere. For a house reef you can dive from the beach, look at OZEN Reserve Bolifushi, Vakkaru and OBLU Nature Helengeli, which has resident silver-tipped sharks. Kuredu in Lhaviyani has over 45 local dive sites, including the two Shipyard wrecks and the Kuredhoo Express drift. For a family, Six Senses Laamu has a kids club, and Kuredu and Anantara Dhigu are both set up for families. Every one of these is on this page.
Which atoll is best for diving?
For a first trip, the central atolls around Male: North Male for Madivaru, Manta Point and the Maldives Victory wreck, South Male for the Embudhoo and Guraidhoo channels, and Ari for Maaya Thila, Fish Head, the hammerheads at Rasdhoo and whale sharks outside Dhidhdoo. Baa Atoll in the north is the manta atoll. Lhaviyani has Kuredu and the Shipyard wrecks. The southern atolls, Faafu, Dhaalu, Meemu, Thaa and Laamu, are quieter, with only a handful of resorts, a whale shark season in Meemu from May to December and a Manta Point of their own at Laamu. The deep south, Huvadhoo and Addu, is remote shark diving, mostly from a liveaboard between January and March.
Resort or liveaboard?
A liveaboard reaches the best sites for the season and covers more atolls in a week than any one island can. A resort suits anyone travelling with non-divers or children, and anyone who would rather unpack once and dive a house reef between boat trips. The routes and boats are on our Maldives liveaboards page. If you are torn, call us. We have done both and will tell you which fits your group.
Is the Maldives good for beginner divers?
Yes. The inner reefs and the outer walls of the atolls offer diving at a gentler pace, most of the islands on this page have a dive centre on the island, and the season grid above is green all year. The channel drifts and the deep south are for experienced divers with current experience, so tell us your logged dives and we will match the island to your level.
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Diving in Maldives combined with somewhere new on the same trip, each tour planned around your dates and budget.
Sri Lanka and Maldives combi trip
From £3,800 ppThis Multi stop tour of Sri Lanka and Maldives can be adapted to include as many or as little nights as needed - suitable for mixing Kitesurfing, Wingfoiling, Diving and cultural experiences between these two amazing destinations. Starting in Kalpitiya, exploring the interior of Sri Lanka and finishing on the beach in the Maldives.
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The Maldives and Oman adventure
From £3,800 ppWith easy direct flights between Oman and the Maldives, Oman offers a unique blend of rich culture, which perfectly complements the Maldives' luxury dive resort. A little-known fact is that Oman almost guarantees Whale shark sightings in September and October!
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Sri Lanka and Maldives Luxury Ocean Sports
From £3,200 ppThis tour combines a taste of some of Sri Lanka's best cultural sights with the world-class kitesurfing lagoon of Kalpatiya on the West Coast. It finishes with a stay at one of the Maldives' premier luxury ocean sports resorts. The tour could work well for couples or families with teenage children. During this tour, you will have the opportunity to learn kitesurf, surf, or scuba dive (at an additional cost) in one of the very best locations on the planet for these sports.
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Sri Lanka Essentials Luxury
From £1,500 ppThis 5-night tour in Sri Lanka can be bolted on to a stay in The Maldives or as part of an extended tour in Sri Lanka. Begin at the 5th-century rock fortress of Sigiriya, often described as the eighth wonder of the world, before visiting the giant recumbent Buddhas of Polonnurawa, and exploring Kandy, the country's cultural core.
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Maldives Island Hopping
From £1,400 ppWe can tailor-make island hopping itineraries in the Maldives for you for almost any island and any duration. We put together this suggested twin centre tour to two of our popular Maldives Island resorts because they offer excellent value and show divers the diversity of dive sites and marine life on two atolls. Not to mention, both of these island resorts have unforgettable house reefs!
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Speak to an expert →Recommended hotels in Maldives
We've stayed in these hotels and checked the diving that goes with them. They're the ones we'd book in Maldives.
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From £659/night · half board
Six Senses Kanuhura
- New ultra luxury elegant resort
- Superb large beach and water villas
- Environmentally conscious
From £1,350/night · bed & breakfast
Six Senses Laamu
- THE most environmentally responsible luxury resort in The Maldives
- A brilliant family-friendly hotel with an amazing kids club
- Amazing waters sports and marine life, Great house reef, surfing for beginner & advanced and SUP
From £581/night · bed & breakfast
Seaside Finolhu
- Based at Hanifaru Bay, one of the world's best locations for diving with manta rays
- Home to a number of fun dining options including a beach club where great entertainment events are held
- A vast array of water activities for the entire family to enjoy plus a great kids club for the little ones
From £471/night · bed & breakfast
Anantara Dhigu Luxury Family Resort
- Luxury adult only resort Overwater and Beachfront Villas
- Extensive luxury Surf centre and watersports centre, including kitesurfing.
- High level Scuba Diving centre with access to some of the top dive sites in The Maldives
From £1,108/night · bed & breakfast
Anantara Kihavah
- On the doorstep of Hanifaru Bay - a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve with some of the most treasured reefs
- A one-of-a-kind over and underwater dining experience with the resort's four restaurants
- All villas boast a private pool, indulgent touches of island beauty and complimentary WiFi
From £644/night · bed & breakfast
Anantara Veli Luxury Adult Only Resort
- Luxurious family focused resort with great kids clubs and kids activities
- Extensive luxury surfing and water sports centre (including kitesurfing). Access to one of the only learner surf spots in The Maldives.
- Access to some of the best dive sites in The Maldives
From £119/night · bed & breakfast
Kuredu Island
- Large island with lots of activities
- Superb scuba diving and kitesurf centre
- Seperate area for families and couples
From £248/night · full board
Vilamendhoo Island Resort
- A great diving resort with easy access to great sites
- An over the water spa that provides a one of a kind sensory experience
- Vilamendhoo sits on a sand bar in a channel opening on to the Atoll wall
From £583/night · all inclusive
OBLU NATURE Helengeli by SENTIDO
- Exotic house reef with resident silver-tipped sharks, lobsters and giant sea turtles
- A unique all inclusive resort where you don't have to worry about a thing
- Plenty of activities and excursions included in the price
From £1,767/night · all inclusive
OZEN Reserve Bolifushi
- Exceptional House Reef Just steps from your villa, with vibrant coral gardens and a plethora of marine species.
- The resort's PADI 5-Star Dive Centre caters to both beginners and experienced divers.
- Over 30 dive sites around South Malé Atoll, including vibrant coral reefs, dramatic drop-offs, intriguing shipwrecks and notable sites like Manta Point.
From £772/night · bed & breakfast
Amilla Fushi
- The ultimate luxury experience with a range of complimentary inclusions
- Located within a UNESCO World Heritage site rich in marine life and famous for its manta rays
- The Blue Hole rovides a spectacular and unique underwater experience
From £132/night · room only
Filitheyo Island Resort
- Filitheyo is the only island resort in Faafu Atoll so you have the dive sites to yourself
- Easy access to the house reef for snorkelling or diving
- A wide range of activities both on and off the water
From £222/night · all inclusive
Boutique Beach
- An all-inclusive diving hotel managed by divers for divers
- Located on the inhabited island of Dhigurah offering a real local feel
- Boutique style rooms with two fantastic restaurants on site
From £648/night · all inclusive
Constance Moofushi
- An unpretentious private-island resort with an expansive beach and exceptionally vibrant reefs
- Lots a great facilities to keep you entertained.
- Generous all-inclusive concept
From £305/night · bed & breakfast
Sun Siyam Olhuveli
- Complete renovation completed in March 2025
- One of the best Kitesurf and Diving resorts
- 210m new pool running parallel to the beach
From £1,403/night · bed & breakfast
Soneva Fushi Resort
- A Robinson Crusoe style idyll with its remoteness, central to its charm
- Soneva Fushi also offer family-oriented activities for the children
- Cuisine is grown or fished sustainably on site
From £487/night · half board
Baros
- One of the most romantic resorts in the Maldives Islands - the perfect honeymoon getaway
- Two dive centres including a marine centre with resident marine biologist
- Individualised excursions and underwater experiences
From £333/night · bed & breakfast
Dusit Thani Maldives
- Baa Atoll UNESCO Biosphere – Snorkel and dive in a protected marine area teeming with vibrant coral reefs and sea life.
- World-Class Dining – Enjoy gourmet cuisine across multiple restaurants, including beachfront and overwater options.
- Luxury Overwater Villas – Stay in elegant villas with direct access to the turquoise lagoon and private pools.
From £374/night · bed & breakfast
Fushifaru Maldives
- A boutique resort offering a more authentic Maldivian atmosphere
- Fantastic diving opportunities available right at the resort
- A romantic escape with only 49 villas on the island
From £714/night · bed & breakfast
Niyama
- World class surfing right on your doorstep
- Great for luxury family holidays
- Superb lagoon for kitesurfing
From £880/night · bed & breakfast
Vakkaru Maldives
- A stunning location with an excellent house reef for diving and snorkelling
- A great dive and watersports centre located on the island
- Amazing dining options with an on the island farm for the freshest ingredients
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