Kashavarufalhu is a marine protected area located to the south of V. Keyodhoo. The wall on the outskirts of the lagoon is a dive site frequently visited by tourists. The area is renowned for the way a yellow-colored soft coral species grows on the reef wall, giving it the appearance of a golden wall. Characterized by overhangs and a diverse array of coral species, the area is home to a large number of fish families, including numerous reef fish families. The presence of various species of reef fish is indicative of the overall health of the ecosystem.
Additionally, the area hosts a significant number of sea turtles. This environment plays a crucial role in protecting species of fish, whales, sea turtles, and coral species that are under protection in the Maldives and face the threat of extinction globally. It serves as a refuge from the impacts of climate change, safeguarding these species.