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About Rasdhoo Divers

The Rasdhoo Divers team, under the Anglo-Austrian management of Instructor trainers, Matt Berry and Helmuth Steuber has been providing exciting, but safe dives for adventurous Kuramathi guests amongst the amazing marine life and warm waters of the Indian Ocean, since 1994. The experienced, multi-lingual dive team provides a friendly and professional service to guests and the enthusiastic instructors will inspire beginners to discover this amazing liquid world while learning to dive with SSI or PADI. Experienced divers will also find challenging dives with many types of sharks including Hammerheads, mantas, turtles, rays, napoleons, barracuda, trevally and tuna as well as many of the smaller, but no less interesting inhabitants of the reef.Comfort and convenience for diving guests is assured with fast, modern dive boats that reach more than 20 local dive sites in an average boat ride of just 15 minutes. The local Rasdhoo atoll trips are supplemented by half day and full day trips to dive some of the best sites in neighbouring North Ari atoll.The knowledgeable team is complemented by the resident marine biologist and the Eco Centre where you can find out everything you want to know about marine life. They also provide nitrox for free to offer divers that extra safety margin and they are well-supported by the Kuramathi Medical Centre and Hyperbaric Chamber.

Services

Rasdhoo Divers has not specified details regarding their offered services.

Courses and Certifications

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Address
Bodu Magu, Rasdhoo 09020, Maldives
Phone
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Location

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