Halaveli Wreck

Wreck

Halaveli Wreck.

Also: Razza

Photo: MDC SeaMarc Maldives · CC BY-SA 4.0

Type

Wreck

Depth

20–28 m

Skill level

intermediate

Current

mild

Best season

Dec–Apr best visibility

The Halaveli Wreck (the 'Razza') is a roughly 38-40 m cargo vessel deliberately sunk in 1991 near Halaveli in North Ari Atoll, now an artificial reef sitting upright on sand. The deck lies at about 20 m and the hull bottoms out near 28 m, accessible to intermediate divers. It is best known for resident blotched fantail stingrays, plus large morays, groupers and soft-coral growth on the superstructure. Current is usually mild, though the open-water position can see drift.

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