Northernmost atoll — rich culture, untouched reefs and off-the-beaten-path islands.
Gateway to the far north — Kulhudhuffushi city and pristine diving.
Quiet northern atoll with beautiful lagoons and traditional island life.
Pristine islands with vibrant house reefs and local charm.
Remote atoll with lush vegetation, traditional fishing culture and crystal lagoons.
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve — home to Hanifaru Bay and world-class snorkelling.
Known for shipwreck dives, turquoise waters and peaceful local islands.
Home to Malé and the airport — vibrant local islands and easy transfers.
Famous for whale shark encounters and stunning diving sites.
Year-round whale shark sightings and beautiful sandbanks.
One of the least populated atolls — pristine diving and channel drifts.
Quiet atoll with beautiful lagoons and excellent reef snorkelling.
Small, secluded atoll with turquoise waters and unspoiled reefs.
Tranquil atoll featuring ancient ruins, quiet islands, and untouched reefs.
Remote and beautiful — known for traditional crafts and quiet beaches.
Home to ancient Buddhist sites, surf breaks and a stunning lagoon.
Northern half of the great Huvadhoo Atoll — deep channels and rich marine life.
Southern Huvadhoo — Thinadhoo city and spectacular underwater scenery.
Single-island atoll — Fuvahmulah, famous for tiger sharks and unique freshwater lakes.
The southernmost atoll (Addu) — rich history, linked islands, and unique biodiversity.
