Manta rays and stingrays are rather popular sea creatures in Maldives. Thousands of tourists travel long miles from their hometowns just to experience these marine wonders themselves. These two exotic species of rays not only occur in this tropical paradise, but are also surprisingly common.
A Maldivian Dhoni is a traditional boat used by fishermen and tourists in Maldives as a means of transport or livelihood. It is also a strong symbol of nationalism in a country which is mostly dominated by vast bodies of water.
The Maldives is undoubtedly famous as one of the best places in the world for underwater photography. Its rich and exotic marine life has transformed the local tourism industry of Maldives into a global market for scuba divers and beach goers.
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The Maldives is a great place for taking photos. There are so many amazing places and wildlife that a photographer can spend hours, days, even years snapping great photos in this island paradise. The following are just a selection of photos from the Maldives, courtesy of Maldives Dive Travel.
The following are a selection of photos taken of the scuba diving liveaboard ships in the Maldives, courtesy of Maldives Dive Travel.
A selection of underwater photos from the Maldives, including Whale Shark photos, Manta Ray photos, coral reef photos, Eagle Ray photos and many more cool underwater shots.
The Maldives is an island country made up of a group of idyllic atolls in the Indian Ocean, 185 islets of the 1,192 islets are inhabited. The Maldives is the smallest Asian country in terms of both population and area and it is also the smallest predominantly Muslim nation in the world.
