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The Kudhima Wreck is a purposfully sunk cargo ship, placed underwater to act as artificial reef and dive attraction. It was sunked in 1998 near Machafushi island resort in south ari atoll. The ship is a steel cargo vassel, approx 50-52m / about 150ft.
The wreck spans from about 12m at the top parts to about 30m at lower deck / bottom. currents can be moderate to strong at different times.
You can expect a good mix of both bigger reef fish and macro life, how it's been colonised by coral, sponge…
The Kudhima Wreck is a purposfully sunk cargo ship, placed underwater to act as artificial reef and dive attraction. It was sunked in 1998 near Machafushi island resort in south ari atoll. The ship is a steel cargo vassel, approx 50-52m / about 150ft.
The wreck spans from about 12m at the top parts to about 30m at lower deck / bottom. currents can be moderate to strong at different times.
You can expect a good mix of both bigger reef fish and macro life, how it's been colonised by coral, sponges and algae. Suitable for intermediate divers who have some experience with currents and wreck diving.
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