Embudu Thila
A thila on the north side of the Embudu channel rising from about 30 m to 12–15 m, with overhangs covered in sponges and soft coral. Moray eels, octopus and lionfish hide on the walls, and where the channel meets the ocean groups of eagle rays, sharks and napoleon wrasse are often seen.
Facts
- Region: Maldives – North & Central Atolls
- Area: South Malé Atoll
- Depth: 12–30 m
- Level: intermediate
- Current: moderate
- Type: pinnacle
- Coordinates: 4.0881, 73.5325
- Highlights: eagle rays, grey reef sharks, napoleon wrasse, soft coral, sponge, moray eels, octopus, lionfish
- Tips: Within the Embudhoo Kandu protected area. Good for photographers when the current is gentle.