The dive deck is fully equipped to cater for all diving needs, scuba or technical,

open circuit or re-breathers, photo or video. Features include; tanks filled in situ, air-drying for cameras, nitrox membrane, mixing panel, haskel booster pump. Nitrox, oxygen and helium, inspiration tanks, pony cylinders, sofno lime and 15 litre tanks are available by request but are subject to additional charge. There

are two spacious 6 m zodiac - RIBs with centre consoles and a smaller inflatable for use by the crew.We offer 3 dives a day, 2/3 night dives and additional island visits and a
beach barbeque. Diving from two zodiacs gives us the opportunity to split the group and get dropped exactly on the
right point of the reef. There are two dive guides to take care of the guests; we have nitrox and extra 15 liter tank.
Equipment for rental is available; please ask for the price list if required.
The dive sites

The Northern Reefs of the Maldives are relatively untouched
reefs which2 gives divers the chance to get away from
crowded dive sites.
MY Monsoon departs from the popular
resort of Kuredu Island and offers dives in Lhaviyani Atoll,
Raa Atoll, Baa Atoll, the newly opened Noonu Atoll and
occasionally we also dive in Shaviyani Atoll. The Itineraries
are kept flexible to seek the best diving according to
weather conditions and season.
Lhaviyani Atoll has some excellent

channel dives with plenty
of fish around the entrances. 'Fushifaru Kandu' is the main
attraction, and in the right conditions produces encounters
with grey reef sharks, barracuda, eagle rays and seasonal mantas. Another famous dive is the 'Kuredu Express', this
site gives divers the opportunity to see just about everything the Maldives has to offer. From schools of trevally,
black snapper, sometimes eagle rays and grey reefs sharks to leaf fish and morays, there is something for
everybody here. The ‘Shipyard’ offers divers the unique opportunity of enjoying two wrecks in one dive.
Gaafaru Falhu is a small Atoll that is almost completely enclosed by a fringing reef that has only three channels. There are three known wrecks on the north side: Lady Christine a survey vessel - sank 1974; The Erlangen a German cargo vessel - sank 1894; and the SS Seagull - sank in 1879.
Baa Atoll is rapidly gaining recognition as a new dive spot for

enthusiasts keen to escape the crowds of the more
popular dive sites in the Maldives. One of these reasons is the number of whalesharks and manta rays that visit the
area during the southwest monsoon especially from August to November. With a number of established dive sites
offering healthy coral and plentiful marine life Baa Atoll has a mix of Thila and Kandu's to dive. The spectacular‘Dhonfanu Thila’ with excellent soft coral on the walls and hard coral on top is covered with fis

h like fusilier, blue
striped snapper, trevally, tuna and eagle ray. ‘Dhigu Thila’ a long narrow reef with drop offs and caves, lots of
seafans and whips and ‘Nelivaru Thila’ is famous for the manta cleaning stations and huge fish life.
Raa Atoll is a beautiful atoll with at present only one resort and is generally dived by those on a liveabord. A huge
Atoll with a mixture of thilas and kandu's gives

the diver a chance to seek new and undiscovered sites. With only a
handful of "stock" dives in this atoll, when in this area it is often the case of jumping in at a new GPS location and
seeing what happens. This can produce some amazing results and often surprise even the most experienced divers.
Noonu Atoll only recently opened to tourism still has a wealth of dive sites to discover. With most of the diving in

Noonu Atoll conducted on Thilas diving in this area offers some beautiful topography with caves and overhangs. Orimas Thila' is one of the first officially documented sites and has been producing some great grey reef shark
dives to date. Another frequently visited site on this Atoll is 'Xmas Rock', home to large schools of snapper and
barracuda this christmas tree shaped thila is a fantastic atmospheric dive.
And there is ‘Orivaru Thila’ with brilliant table corals on top of the reef, which offers plenty of protection for morays
and shy reef fish.