Dhigurah Beyru

Reef

Dhigurah Beyru.

Photo: Syced · CC BY-SA 3.0

Type

Reef

Depth

5–17 m

Skill level

intermediate

Current

moderate · drift

Best season

Year-round; whale sharks shift east in SW monsoon

Protected

South Ari Marine Protected Area (SAMPA)

Dhigurah Beyru is an outer-reef wall dive along the ocean side of Dhigurah island in South Ari Atoll, where the reef slopes from the surface to about 10 m before steepening into a wall with small overhangs that continues past 40 m. It lies within the South Ari Marine Protected Area and is a prime year-round whale-shark zone, with reef fish and pelagics running along the reef and into the blue. Boat traffic from whale-shark searching is heavy, so an SMB is recommended; calmest seas and best visibility are usually December to May.

Marine life you might see

Dive Dhigurah Beyru with us

We'll pair you with the right South Ari Atoll resort, dive centre and season.

Depths, currents and sightings are typical — conditions vary with tide, season and operator briefing.