Fuvahmulah, Maldives – The remote Maldivian island of Fuvahmulah is making waves on the international stage, thanks to its starring role in the premiere episode of Netflix’s *All the Sharks*, which debuted on July 5, 2025. The series opener dives deep into the island’s Shark Point, a world-renowned haven for tiger sharks, showcasing its breathtaking underwater world and pristine shores to a global audience.
Fuvahmulah, one of the southernmost islands in the Maldives, is celebrated for its dense population of tiger sharks, making Shark Point a mecca for divers seeking close encounters with these majestic creatures. The Netflix series captures the island’s allure, from its lush, palm-fringed beaches to its crystal-clear waters, presenting Fuvahmulah as a jewel of the Maldives’ natural beauty.
The six-episode show follows four teams competing to photograph sharks at iconic dive sites worldwide, with points awarded based on the rarity of the species captured. The winning team earns a $50,000 prize for a charity of their choice. Fuvahmulah’s feature in the first episode is expected to draw a flood of adventure-seekers and marine enthusiasts to the island, boosting its tourism industry.
Local dive operator Ahmed Inah, who runs Pelagic Divers with nearly two decades of expertise, played a key role in bringing Fuvahmulah to Netflix’s attention. His efforts were praised by Mayor Ismail Rafeeq in a recent social media post, where he described the feature as a game-changer for the island’s global profile.
With its vibrant marine ecosystem and stunning landscapes now showcased to millions, Fuvahmulah is set to cement its place as a must-visit destination for divers and nature lovers alike.
Fuvahmulah, one of the southernmost islands in the Maldives, is celebrated for its dense population of tiger sharks, making Shark Point a mecca for divers seeking close encounters with these majestic creatures. The Netflix series captures the island’s allure, from its lush, palm-fringed beaches to its crystal-clear waters, presenting Fuvahmulah as a jewel of the Maldives’ natural beauty.
The six-episode show follows four teams competing to photograph sharks at iconic dive sites worldwide, with points awarded based on the rarity of the species captured. The winning team earns a $50,000 prize for a charity of their choice. Fuvahmulah’s feature in the first episode is expected to draw a flood of adventure-seekers and marine enthusiasts to the island, boosting its tourism industry.
Local dive operator Ahmed Inah, who runs Pelagic Divers with nearly two decades of expertise, played a key role in bringing Fuvahmulah to Netflix’s attention. His efforts were praised by Mayor Ismail Rafeeq in a recent social media post, where he described the feature as a game-changer for the island’s global profile.
With its vibrant marine ecosystem and stunning landscapes now showcased to millions, Fuvahmulah is set to cement its place as a must-visit destination for divers and nature lovers alike.
