Meemu Atoll in Maldives – Under Water Adventures Galore

Diving is not only a competitive sport but is equally popular as a leisure activity. Among the types of diving is the widely popular scuba diving that allows a diver to stay for longer time to perform ocean exploring. For those who are not comfortable with deep sea diving can always opt for snorkelling and dominate the shallow waters teeming with stunning corals and little fishes.

Maldives comes up four times in the list of Best 100 Dive Sites of the World, whereas it nestles a great number of diving spots within its 26 atolls. And Meemu Atoll is one of the most popular diving destinations in Maldives.

Meemu Atoll, also called as Mulako Atoll, is an administrative division of Maldives snuggling some of the most breathtaking vistas one could imagine. It houses 33 islands where nine of them are presently inhabited. Meemu Atoll boasts of two fine resort islands namely Hakuraa Island and Medhufushi Island. Snorkelling and scuba diving are essential water sports here and the under water adventures get even better with underwater scooters.

Hakuraa Island is a one teeming with verdant greenery offering the best of nature for its visitors. The water bungalows here are lined up in such a way that its aerial view appears like a vertebral column of a gigantic brontosaurus.

The diving site of Mulaku Kandu has a rich collection of coral formations supporting a thriving ecosystem. These areas are kept pristine and the resorts facilitate professional instructors to guide the divers all along. If you are thrilled and mystified by shipwrecks then come to the Ravestein Wreck to begin a pulsating under water adventure.

There is an unusual natural phenomenon in these islands where the blue hues of the sea and the sky keeps changing from dawn to dusk daily. And they believe you can see all the blues in the world if you come here and spend a few days in the bliss of a paradise.

When you are planning your travel to Maldives don't forget to add Meemu Atoll to your itinerary and also check out its fine diving spots. Why not stay in Meemu Atoll nestling one of the best resorts in Maldives such as such as Chaaya Lagoon Hakura Huraa. With ten beach bungalows and 70 water bungalows bordered by an endless turquoise sea on one side and a stretch of greenery on the other side, what more can you ask for?