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Three Palms
Advanced outer-wall dive with sharks, turtles, and rays.
Local operator required
This site is typically dived by boat with local route planning and pickup matched to the current.
Boat-only wall near Rasdhoo and Kuramathi; usually planned for scuba with current-aware routing, and best suited to divers comfortable with deeper profiles and drift potential.
About Three Palms
Three Palms is an advanced outer-wall dive near Rasdhoo and Kuramathi where coral growth, sponges, and a deeper wall profile attract larger reef life. Barracuda, stingrays, hawksbill turtles, and reef sharks are the signature encounters, especially when the site is dived as a current-led pass along the wall.
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Research Estimate At Three Palms
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
AccessModerate entry effort
Aquatic LifeGreat variety
CurrentStrong current
Where Is Three Palms?
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Three Palms Planning Details
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Reported Depth
15m - 35m
Depth Note
Average depth around 15 m with a maximum depth of 35 m.
Typical Conditions
Advanced wall dive with possible drift conditions and repeated larger reef-life encounters along the deeper profile.
Safety & Access At Three Palms
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Key Hazards
Dangerous wildlife
Safety Notes
Maximum depth reaches 35 m; plan gas and depth limits accordingly. Sharks may be present.
Local Intel For Three Palms
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Scuba Diving
Wall dive with an average depth of about 15 m and a maximum of 35 m.
Wildlife at Three Palms
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Recent Logged Visits At Three Palms
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Dive Spot Log Averages At Three Palms
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