The protected marine area Lhazikuraadi is a remarkable thila, characterized by its impressive dimensions. This 80-meter-long structure has a gently sloping western portion, with a peak at 3 meters, while the northeast side is adorned with overhangs, cavities, and caves, descending in small steps to a depth of 35 meters. The largest cave, found between 10 and 15 meters, harbors an abundance of invertebrates. Currents from Mulee Kandu attract various fish species, including grey reef sharks, eagle rays, sweetlips, needlefish, and trevallys. Additionally, the vibrant reef top provides excellent opportunities for photography, featuring surgeonfishes, angelfish, basslets, butterflyfish, and damsels of various hues.