Dhigali Haa

別名： Dhigali Thila · Horubadhoo Thila · Dhigali Haa & Thila

The reef runs as a narrow ridge with steep sides and overhangs, and a couple of smaller pinnacles lie off its western edge. Its shallows are coloured by red encrusting coralline algae and stands of branching Acropora coral. Curtains of fusiliers, bannerfish, jacks and trevallies move along the flanks, while batfish often stay close to divers. Grey, whitetip and silvertip reef sharks, eagle rays and turtles are reported, and mantas visit a cleaning station in season. The site was among the first reefs placed under protection by the Maldivian Environmental Protection Agency.