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Mushimasmigili Thila (also called Fish Head) sits in North Ari Atoll in the Maldives — a submerged reef pinnacle (\"thila\" meaning underwater mountain in Dhivehi) rising from 30 metres of depth to 8 metres below the surface, 1 kilometre west of Mushimasmigili island. The site is internationally one of the top 10 most-rated dive sites in the Maldives, known specifically as a cleaning station where reef sharks (whitetip and grey reef), eagle rays, and Napoleon wrasse gather to be cleaned by smaller wrasse. The submerged pinnacle is a 70-metre-by-30-metre oval with vertical walls dropping to 30 metres, undercut by overhangs and small caves that hold schooling fusiliers. Strong currents — the site is a permit-required Maldives Protected Marine Area. Mushimasmigili Thila is 3 hours from Malé by sail. Season runs year-round; best visibility January-April.
