One of the grandest attractions for divers coming to Fuvahmulah, also a Protected Marine Area. This is the submerged reef that stretch outward from the southern tip of the island. Top of the reef ranges from 10 to 15 meters and slopes off into the big blue. The area is home to the most diverse range of pelagic species an observer can have on a single dive.

This site is located just at the entrance of the island Harbor. The top reef is 6 meters deep and it slopes down to 30 meters and beyond on the drop off. Since the construction of the Harbor in 2004, the fishermen have discarded the fish waste in the surrounding waters. Due to this there is a healthy population of curious Tiger Sharks that come up to feed.

Used as a landing beach before the construction of the harbor. This reef is decorated with many species of hard corals that start from the top reef at 12 meters and slopes down into the deep ocean. Colorful reef fish happily swim along to the flow of the ocean currents that bring rich nutrients vital to a healthy reef.

Located on the North Eastern corner of the island. The top reef starts at 6 meters and slopes down to 30 meters plus. The hard corals are abundant with numerous species of colorful reef fish accompanying them. Varieties of Trigger fish, Wrasses, Surgeon fish and Parrot fish can easily be spotted at a single glance.