A PADI Dive Center led by conservation.

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We are proud to be a PADI Eco Centre, actively promoting marine biodiversity and community resilience by addressing our ocean’s global challenges.

We are dedicated to engaging in direct conservation action including citizen science, policy advocacy, and education and work hard to reduce the environmental footprint of our operations, embedding sustainability as a core business value.

In partnership with Atoll Marine Centre, we care for a small-scale coral garden; housing coral frames, a nursery and tree structures, with the goal of out-planting to degraded parts of our house reef.

Undertake training in Coral Restoration and Coral Conservation or join our Coral Restoration Volunteer Program to get hands on experience in reef restoration.

Join our conservation based Divemaster Internship here in Naifaru and learn how to to be an eco dive leader.

Along with the PADI Divemaster curriculum you will have workshops in Fish and Coral ID, learn how to conduct a CoralWatch survey, lead REEF (Reef Environmental Education Foundation) fish surveys, run Dive Against Debris events, practice megafauna photo identification and submit data into global databases.

You will also complete the Reef Guru Restoration Diver course, learning how to maintain, grow, collect data on and assess an active coral garden, joining us afterwards for our weekly coral dives.

A Divemaster Course with a Difference.

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Huge congratulations to @oliviamlinar_ for completing her PADI Advanced Open Water Course! Olivia finished her course along side the @atollmarinecentre veterinarian @wildlifevetintraining who she has been volunteering with for the past few weeks 🐢
We had a brilliant week running excursions with @onetheisland for these fabulous family volunteers! We snorkelled, fished and visited uninhabited islands, a great break from their time volunteering at @atollmarinecentre 🐢 #maldivesunderwater #ma
The Shipyard is the perfect site for underwater photographers 📸 These two wrecks have sat in the channel since the 1980’s and are now covered in marine life, a dramatic scene of made made objects overtaken by nature 🪸🐠 #wreckdiving #under
Installing new frames in our coral garden 🪸 Luckily our coral restoration area is just a short 60m swim from our dive centre so installing new frames is a easy task for our team and volunteers! Want to know more about our Coral Restoration Volunt