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Most divers are especially keen about big sightings, like dolphin, dugong, shark or napoleon. If you pay attention during your dive to the critters and take time to spot them, you´ll see something not everybody does immediately :-) Plus, we think, they´re simply beautiful! Thanks [...]

Summer is here!

Blog Oasis – 30.04.2022 With temperatures around 35 degrees (air) and 24 degrees (water) life is easygoing :-) We´re happy about anyone who escapes to us at The Oasis from uncomfortable weather elsewhere! Sunny greetings from here…

Highlights from René

Blog Oasis – 31.03.2022 Here´s a small selection of the pictures René took during his holiday. Thanks a lot, René and see you next time!

Fascination of the desert

Blog Oasis – 15.02.2022 Not only underwater is exciting with us, also on land you can have a really good time at The Oasis. The closeby desert scenery is always worth a visit, the width and the tranquility are astonishing to witness. We´d be glad [...]

Happy new year!

Blog Oasis – 07.01.2022 A bit delayed, but still from the bottom our hearts, we wish you a happy new year! We´ve had a very nice New Year´s Eve, the staff has outdone themselves again with the buffet and the decoration and there was passionate [...]

Merry Christmas

Blog Oasis – 26.12.2021 Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all our past, present and future guests. Thanks a lot for your loyalty and that so many of you come to visit us. Stay healthy!

A new Day

Blog Description:  After a week’s of stormy weather we finally had a beautiful sunrise… Which followed with the next amazing days of beautiful diving and weather… @ Medhufushi Island Resort

Newly Certified Divers

Congratulations on becoming Open Water Divers Marc,Verena and Florian. We had fun teaching you… and hope to see you soon in Medhufushi again.. @ Medhufushi Island Resort

Hello Nurse Shark

In the past few weeks this young nurse shark has been stationed in the same spot sleeping again. She glances at us to see what we are upto and then goes back to sleep... @Mantas & More

Hawkbill Turtle

A beautifully shot monochrome photograph. This peaceful visitor greets us every time we visit our dive site - Picasso

Halaveli wreck

The wreck was sunk by the dive school operating on Halaveli, back in 1991. It lies a mile NW of Halaveli island. The ship was once used as a cargo vessel, transporting goods from island to island. Wreck divers will love this dive site, as [...]

Against the November blues

Blog Oasis – 15.11.2021 Bernd Schreiber is one of our dear repeater guests and took again very nice pictures of The Oasis. Thanks a lot, Bernd! We´re already very much looking forward to your next visit :-)

Fifty shades of the Red Sea

Blog Oasis – 31.10.2021 Our dear Shirin has shot a few excellent pictures again that capture the atmosphere at the Red Sea very well. Thanks a lot Shirin and until we meet again!

Welcome Beat and Desiree

We are the Swiss team at Werner Lau Filitheyo. :) We are both 33 years old and used to live in Switzerland until a few years ago. Beat used to work in hospitality as the manager of a bar and as a diving instructor in [...]

Best of Manuela

Blog Oasis – 13.09.2021 Manuela is a repeater guest at the Oasis and is therefore familiar with the hotel as well as the underwater world. Recently she was visiting us again and left some beautiful pictures. Thanks a lot, Manuela! We´re already very much looking [...]

Impressions from the first month

Blog Oasis – 09.08.2021 Already over one month has passed since our reopening and we couldn´t be happier. The pictures show a small selection of what was going on, an extraordinary highlight for sure was a special trip to Elphinstone Reef with hammerheads, grey reef [...]

Happy Birthday Gleb

We pleased to take you diving and give you an experience to remember, A 10th Birthday to remember … We hope to see you soon diving with us again..

Housereef Companion

Housereef Companion (Vlaming´s Unicorn - lat. Naso Vlamingii) Here I´m presenting you our housereef companion. This peticullar Vlaming´s Unicorn you will deffinetly see on our housee reef. You can recogize it by it´s tail – lower part is missing. It is always around divers, playing [...]

Housereef maintenance

Our housereef requires attendance every now and then. The ropes need cleaning, the supporting canisters a refill of air, but even a full refurbishing is not uncommon. Here are Dani & Miro placing a new orientation number of entry/exit in the northwest, our #1, the [...]

Triger fish

Blog Bathala - 16.07.2021 40 species of triggerfish are scattered throughout the world’s seas. These bottom dwellers dig out prey, such as crabs and worms, by flapping away debris with their fins and sandblasting with water squirted from their mouths. They also use very tough [...]

Dive Full of Marbeled Stingrays

It was a nice calm morning with Detlef and Doris, headed for a check dive. They´ve been here before and they were looking forward to go on a housereef - expecialy to dive the section between Exit 6 and 7. The current was in our [...]

Glass Fish

Blog Bathala - 09.07.2021 Glassfishes are found in shallow waters up to 10m deep, usually hidden among the reef. They feed on crustaceans, worms and other invertebrates. In turn, they fall prey to larger fish such as snappers, groupers, jackfish, lionfish. They are a schooling [...]

Resort Diving

Blog Medhufushi - 07.07.2021 One small step for us, One giant leap for yourself” This is where the experience starts. We welcome more divers to visit our beautiful underwater world…

Finally open again!!

Blog Oasis - 05.07.2021 On the 1st of July 2021 we could finally reopen the hotel! We´re very happy about the lovely guests that have been with us since that day and who enjoy wonderful dives as well as the beautiful atmosphere. After 15 months [...]

Lion fish

Blog Bathala - 02.07.2021 Although the lionfish is visibly gorgeous, there's much more to this mysterious creature than its striking maroon, brown and white stripes, elegant fan-like fins and delicate floating tentacles. Native to the Indo-pacific region, the fish can be found on reefs as [...]