The Maldives has officially opened its first dedicated shark research centre in Fuvahmulah City, marking an important step in the country’s marine conservation efforts. Opened in July, the centre focuses on shark research, marine education, and stronger collaboration between scientists, conservationists, and local communities. Fuvahmulah has earned international recognition for its thriving shark population and was named the Best Shark Diving Destination at Asia’s largest diving expo in December 2024, further reinforcing the island’s reputation as a leading location for responsible shark tourism.
The new research centre is expected to enhance scientific understanding while supporting sustainable tourism across the Maldives. Travellers staying at 5-star luxury resorts in Maldives can also explore marine experiences that highlight the country’s rich underwater biodiversity. Properties such as Cinnamon Velifushi Maldives reflect the wide range of accommodation available for visitors interested in discovering the Maldives’ unique marine environment alongside its conservation initiatives.
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