On the 20th of April, when Frank, Hanna, Markus, Jonas, Tessa, Wolfgang, Sonia and our videographer Julia headed out to the ‘Untouched East’, there was 1 diver  in the group not fully aware of the plans for the day…

Wolfgang, who has visited us here on Kuredu 10 times, wanted to propose to his long term girlfriend Sonia.  Wolfgang had planned to propose to Sonia during their first dive on MuDa Thila.  With the element of surprise being critical to the event,  Frank had to convince Sonia to swim away from her buddy so that he could get ready prepared banner set up for the big question.

When Sonia returned together with Frank to the group, she was suddenly  faced with a huge banner with THE question on it: “Will you marry me?” Without hesitation she immediately ticked “Yes”! (more…)

We were very pleased to welcome John, Edel and Georg again to Kuredu, who were visiting us this year for the 10^th time and therefore enjoying their diving for free!

John was already diving with us in the mid 90’s and is proud at having logged more than  1500 dives, with over 200 of those being with us here in the Lhaviyani Atoll! John also completed his Nitrox Course with us here in the Maldives.

Edeltraut and George dived with us here on Kuredu for the first time in 2003. (more…)

Peter and Kathy have now been happily married for 40 years, and what better way to celebrate than with a dive!

Kathy’s bridal veil, pictured here on the left, is the original veil that she wore on the big day 40 years ago.  In addition to having being worn for the ceremony, the veil made it’s second appearance for their 35th anniversary, as part of an underwater ceremony, also while diving with us here in the Maldives. (more…)

Adi has been visiting and diving with us on Kuredu for several years.

As Adi jumped in the water for the free dives he was about to enjoy as part of his 10th visit with Prodivers, he had no idea that he would take one of the best photos he has to date!  An avid underwater photographer, Adi has been snapping away around the dive sites of the Lhaviyani Atoll on most of his previous visits.

It was only when he returned home that Adi (more…)