The Halaveli Wreck

The Halaveli Wreck was intentionally sunk by the Halaveli Dive School in 1991 to promote scuba diving in the area

Location: North Ari Atoll, Medhu-Uthuru Province, Maldives

Type of Diving: Wreck

Experience: Intermediate

Maximum Depth: 28 meters

Average Visibility: 18 meters

Currents: Light

Access: Boat

Marine Life: Groupers, Rays, Moray Eels, Banner Fish, Bat Fish, Humphead Wrasse, Stingrays

Definition: The wreck is located at a depth of 28m and sits in an upright position, the deck is at 22m and the mast stretches up to a depth of 12m. The wreck lies 50m off the reef, but the reef itself is quite damaged and the diver is much better served spending the dive exploring the wreck itself. The large stingrays that hover around the wreck are a favorite as they are quite friendly and curious; providing the diver with an ‘in-your-face’ experience with the rays. Moray eels are found around the structure as are schools of bat fish, banner fish and groupers. The usual humphead wrasse can be found during the dive.

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