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Hello, thank you for watching my video and for your nice comment. You know, in the Maldives encounters with sharks are very frequent. We can also observe baby sharks very close to the beach, they grow in the lagoon, far from predators, they learn to hunt. Reef sharks are harmless. I advise you to go to the Maldives once. Greetings

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Hello, thank you very much for watching my video and for your nice comment. I give you all the titles in order. 1. " Südwind" - Arnd Stein 2. " Beyonce the horizon “ -Karunesh 3. “Green Hill“ - Arnd Stein Under water 4. “Heaven & Earth “ - Karunesh 5. “ Riverdance“ - Karunesh 6. “ Nacreation“ - Patric Chaillan Greetings.

Hello, thank you for watching my video. This is bad news, that the corals are already starting to bleach. Since 2016 after a massive bleaching the reefs in the Maldives they took a long time to finally start rebuilding and this bad phenomenon is already there to destroy this reef again. With climate change it seems to me that we will see more beautiful corals during snorkeling, only during diving from 15 meters and more. Too bad!!!!!

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Hello and thank you for watching my video and for your nice comment. After our long experience in the Maldives and on several Atolls I find that snorkeling on Atoll Ari is the most interesting. Before 2016 all the reefs like Safari Island, Angaga, Athuruga or Vakarufalhi and Velidhu (currently closed) were very beautiful and interesting, but currently the reefs on these islands are not recovering with the same rhythm so the atmosphere is not the same as before. The reef on Ellaidhoo is fantastic well preserved and full of nice encounters but for us this reef is not ideal since too many courses and too deep, you need good conditions to enjoy this reef and we like to swim, observe and film 3 hours in the morning and 3 hours in the afternoon and be closer to the fish and in addition with the easy access to the reef so Athuruga and Angaga suits us very well, Thudufushi is very interesting, Vilamendhoo and I would like to see Ihuru again with a possibility to explore the reef on Vabbinfaru but the prices are too expensive. Currently Safari Island is less interesting compared to other years and this is my personal opinion. Greetings.

@joannabanaszek9790 Thank you for such a detailed reply! We are eyeing on Ellaidhoo because of the big grey sharks experience. When it comes to your best shark encounters, do you think Ellaidhoo is the best?(ignoring bad conditions).

@@yanexcjc Hello, to see a lot of sharks you actually have to go to Ellaidhoo. Normally during the day the sharks only pass by individually. But from 4pm in the afternoon they all come and they turn in this reef since at 5-5.30pm the staff starts throwing the food (in my opinion very bad practice) and during this show the staff asks to get out of the water. So it is better to be in the water before for example since 4pm next to the bungalows upstairs. The question: is this show on Ellaidhoo still current?

@joannabanaszek9790 Oh wow, great! Ellaidhoo will be our next destination because we really want to swim with those big grey sharks. Thank you so much, and I am looking forward to your next videos!

@@yanexcjc Hello, a clarification: in the Maldives, therefore on Ellaidhoo, you can observe grey reef sharks (but not very big like in Australia for example), in addition blackhead, whitehead, nurse sharks (lemon). If you film with GoPro, take 10 or 11 with a good stabilizer and very important: a long torch about 2-3 meters. And have a good stay on Ellaidhoo.

Witam i dziękuję za obejrzenie mojego filmu i za miły komentarz. Można swobodnie pływać w lagunie na Safari, ale trzeba wziąć pod uwagę różnicę poziomu wody między przypływem i odpływem , około 1 metra a nawet 1.2 metra podczas pełni księżyca. Życzę zatem miłego pobytu na Safari, to dobry adres. Aby warunki meteorologiczne dopisały, nam się tylko raz zdarzyło mieć idealne, moglibyśmy nawet przepłynąć całą rafę na około ( w 2014 roku) było bardzo ciekawie. Pozdrowienia.

@@joannabanaszek9790 Dziękuję za tak szybką i miłą odpowiedź. Czyli optymalne warunki do pływania między 11 a 16... Dziękuję i pozdrawiam.

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Witam i dziękuję za obejrzenie mojego video i za miły komentarz. Mieszkaliśmy w domkach plażowych i nasz dostęp do internetu był raczej średni, ale bez dopłaty, domki wodne należą do wyższej kategorii tego hotelu i z pewnością jest również bez dopłaty, bo z tego co pamiętam jak byliśmy na Thudufushi w 2019 roku i również w domkach wodnych to nie było z tym problemu a ten hotel należy do tego samego właściciela i obie te wyspy funkcjonują tak samo. Athuruga to dobry adres, korale odrastają szybciej niż na sąsiednich wyspach, sporo ryb , rekinów i żółwi. Życzę zatem pięknego pobytu na Malediwach.

@@joannabanaszek9790 dziękuje ślicznie za odpowiedź, już się nie możemy doczekać, a wylot już w środę :-)

Hello and thank you for watching my video and for your nice comment. It is worth seeing the Maldives at least once in your life, it is a real paradise. But beware of addiction afterwards. Pozdrawiam.

Hello, in April we visited 3 islands: Athuruga, Safari Island and 3 days on Ellaidhoo to test this reef. Soon I will put online video of Safari Island. Ellaidhoo is indeed very interesting but to enjoy this reef you need good conditions and no currents. For 2 weeks the storms were in the area and the mother was not calm. The reef on Ellaidhoo is healthy and rich in fish, but quite deep so to film the fish closer is difficult, so you need a fairly long pole + gopro with a good stabilizer + calm sea to make a good video, so overall it is quite tiring. On Ellaidhoo there is also another disadvantage, it is the mother that breaks on these walls and immediately moves back and swings you more and at low tide you can not easily enter the lagoon only on the diving side. For us personally this reef is not ideal since we like to snorkel about 3 hours in the morning and 3 hours in the afternoon and observe our fish more closely, so I prefer islands like Athuruga, Angaga, Safari Island or Ihuru, Vilamendhoo or possibly combine these islands with Ellaidhoo to enrich the snorkeling. If you go in August, it is not an ideal season especially on Ellaidhoo but it is not a rule so I wish you excellent weather to make the most of this reef. Greetings from Switzerland.

こんばんは。 返信ありがとうございます。 想像以上の時間をかけてシュノーケリングで撮影していたのはびっくりしました。 だからこそ、素敵な動画に仕上がるのですね。 サファリの動画も楽しみにしています‼️

@@Yukari-t1k my latest video on Safari Island is already online

おはようございます。 知らせてくれてありがとうございます‼️ こちらは月曜日の朝です。 朝から幸せな気持ちになりました。 今週末にゆっくり見ます😄

Hello and thank you for watching my video. We were on Ellaidhoo for the first time and only for 3 days. I think this reef is fantastic but you need good conditions to enjoy it, otherwise it's tiring. You can snorkel behind the walls. At high tide you can go out and enter the lagoon everywhere between the walls, but at low tide only on the diving and port side. You have to be careful of the currents. The mother breaks on these walls and turns right back so all these movements are quite tiring. It all depends on the direction of the currents. There are no dangerous sharks, so you can watch them quietly. But they are numerous only during the evening when the staff feeds around 5pm or 5.30pm, but they are already turning around around 4pm so you can watch them before 5pm since after that you have to get out of the water at the request of the staff. It takes place in front of bungalows upstairs. If you have any further questions please do not hesitate and I wish you a pleasant stay in the Maldives.

We have known the Maldives since 1997 and we have made more or less one trip per year. It is our passion. To see the Manta rays you have to take a boat even on Ellaidhoo. Enjoy your stay on Ellaidhoo and excellent weather to better enjoy this reef.

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​@@joannabanaszek9790 Thank you so much for your kind and thoughtful reply. We are planning to stay in Ellaidhoo for 6 nights in the last week of August. We only planned to do the house reef snorkeling, but are there any excursions (boat trips) that you would recommend? Are there any excursions to see manta rays? We have never done skin scuba diving before, would you recommend that we do that too?😊

@@최민정-v7v Yes you can do an excursion from Ellaidhoo to see the manta rays, without any guarantee of meeting them. We no longer do excursions to the Maldives to see the manta rays since in the past we never had this chance. We do not dive either, we are very satisfied with our quiet snorkeling of several hours per day. And that is why we do combinations of two islands to test the maximum of reefs and see more fish since each reef is different.

Hello, Thank you for watching my video and for your nice comment

Hello, Thank you for watching my video and for your nice comment