Maintained in top condition, these equipments are of the best quality and usually state-of-the-art equipments. They include Compressors, BCD's or "Buoyancy Control Devices", Tanks, "Octopus Regulators", Fins, Snorkels, Fins, Wetsuits, "Weight Belts" and Weights, and "Dive Computers".

An ideal diving suit consists of a 3mm full length wetsuit or a lycra suit. This typeof diving suit is perfect for diving through all the times of the year. For making more than one dive a day, a 5mm wetsuit is preferred. You can bring your own wetsuit.

A wetsuit may not be required during hot periods, when the lagoon water is warmer. The water temperatures in the Ocean rarely differ from the range of 27 - 30 degrees Celsius

• Octopus Regulator: A regulator has an instrument console, two demand valves, BC connector hose and a first stage.
• Maldivian Laws forbid diving without octopus regulators. So it is better to carry extra regulators in case of need.
• Weight Belts and Weights: Weight belts are used for countering positive buoyancy
• Fins: Fins are used to propel the diver through the water.
• Tanks: For diving, mainly single high-pressure tanks are used in the modern times
• Buoyancy Control Devices (BCD): Buoyancy control devices (BCDs) help you to control your buoyancy. They are inflatable bags styled in the form of jackets
• BCDs are used to increase or decrease your buoyancy in a controlled manner. You can maintain neutral Buoyancy in this way
• Mask: The mask provides a diver with a window and air space in front of the eyes, helping him to have a clear sight underwater.
• Snorkels: Snorkels are used for breathing on the surface
• Dive Slate: Often used for exchanging messages, underwater
• Compass: Compass helps you to determine your navigation underwater
• Depth gauge: Helps determine your depth
• Pressure gauge
• Dive Knife: A dive knife is an important piece of equipment as it helps you to protect yourself against predatory fishes and sharks.