Avventure di snorkeling alle Maldive da non perdere!

Settembre 13, 2023 amministratore Hotel e resort a 4 stelle 0

When spending your holiday in the Maldives, snorkelling is a ‘must-do’ activity. Turtles, shimmering shoals of tropical reef fish, huge napoleon wrasse, rays and countless other fascinating creatures await on the reefs below the surface of the warm, crystal clear waters. At Kuredu Maldive Resort, there is a wide variety of snorkel activities and excursions to choose from, with everything from ‘never-snorkelled-before’ beginners lessons to idyllic full-day trips.

Kuredu’s most popular snorkel excursions:

Fai snorkeling con le tartarughe
The reefs around Kuredu are home to an astounding number of turtles, both green and hawksbill, so snorkelling here offers an amazing opportunity to observe them in their natural environment. Snorkel at Kuredu Caves where the reef is made up of a series of overhangs – the largest green sea turtle community of the Maldives hang out here! The beautiful seagrass meadows in the lagoons offer a good chance of spotting green turtles too – it’s their main food source so are often found grazing.

Gita in barca per snorkeling di un'intera giornata
Nothing beats spending a full day out on the ocean and exploring the beauty of coral reefs. Admire the pristine, palm-fringed islands and sandbanks on the way to the prettiest snorkelling spots in the atoll. They’re home to colourful fish, a huge variety of corals and other marine species. A full-day snorkel adventure also provides a great opportunity to see the Maldives spinner dolphins, which sometimes play around the boat.

Snorkeling notturno: scoperta nell'oscurità!
Fare snorkeling dopo il tramonto permette di scoprire un mondo completamente nuovo. Guarda come la barriera corallina e i suoi abitanti cambiano mentre scende l'oscurità. Bellissime stelle di piume si aprono, nutrendosi delle correnti, si possono vedere pesci pappagallo dal verde vivido dormire tra i blocchi di corallo, e i carangidi e i dentici della barriera corallina sfrecciano in giro a caccia di cibo. La notte porta anche alcuni degli abitanti più grandi della barriera corallina in acque meno profonde, con grandi squali nutrice, razze e pesci pappagallo gobba che vengono regolarmente visti nelle avventure notturne.