Maldives
The Kandooma Thila pinnacle is teardrop-shaped, and its western point, called Jack Corner, is where most of the dive is spent, watching the hunting brought by the current. The best visibility tends to be from November to April, although it can be dived all year round.
During outgoing currents, most sharks are at the cleaning station on the northeast pinnacle. During incoming currents, schools of fish and green turtles are found between the thila and the ocean. At Jack Corner, barracudas are usually in groups. Anthias and glass fish are an easy target for trevallies.
Turtles are quite often seen at the top of the pinnacle feeding. Groupers and snappers shelter from the current among the hard coral blocks scattered over the pinnacle.
Information on this page, including technical data such as depth, current, visibility, access, and recommended level, is informational and may vary. Confirm actual conditions with a local operator before the dive.
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