Introduction

Unbeatable beaches, unrivalled luxury and a teeming underwater world make the Maldives worth visiting! Endowed with incredible natural beauty and splendour.

With about 1,200 islands and 26 atolls, this island nation is a major draw for tourists from around the world with its exotic islands, mesmerizing blue seas, sparkling sandy beaches, magnificent reefs and a variety of water sports. 

Being an island nation dominated by water sports, tourism here strictly depends on dry weather conditions, and hence December to April is the best time to visit the Maldives. 

The Maldives has also changed drastically in the last 10 years, and the inhabited islands have become better and more tourist friendly.

Dotted with luxurious overwater villas and endless swaying palm groves, this postcard-perfect fusion of blue, white and green is a true paradise on earth.

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11 Mind-Blowing Tourist Locations In The Maldives

As we said earlier, there are nearly 1,200 islands in The Maldives.

You can’t see them all in one trip, but you can try. These Eleven were picked for their beauty and potential to make your visit memorable.

 

Thiladhunmathee 

 

This island is located between Male and Maafushi islands, and it has been described as “a gem” by Lonely Planet. Its main attraction is its stunning beaches that stretch over several kilometres long, with white sand and crystal clear waters (which are ideal for snorkelling).

 

Maafushi 

 

Maafushi Island is the capital of Maafushi Atoll and has a population of around 5,000. It’s a great place to relax and unwind as there are plenty of restaurants, bars and accommodations available.

If you want to enjoy some sunbathing on your holiday in the Maldives, then this is definitely one of your best options. There are also many hotels and resorts that offer accommodation options if you’re looking for something more luxurious than staying at one of the local guest houses or bungalows (which can be quite basic).

 

Cocoa Island

 

Cocoa Island is a small island in the Maldives. The island is located in the North Male Atoll and has a population of about 150 people. It also has a resort and diving school, which makes it one of the most popular resort destinations in the country.

The island was once used for growing cocoa beans, but today it’s home to many coral reefs where divers can discover hidden treasures such as seahorses or whale sharks!

 

Dharavandhoo

 

Dharavandhoo is a small island known for its beautiful beaches. This island has a special place in the hearts of Maldivian tourists because of its pink sand and clear water that makes it an ideal location for swimming and snorkelling. Dharavandhoo is also famous for its popular beach bars and restaurants, where visitors can enjoy their favourite food while relaxing on these shores.

Dharavandhoo is situated in the southern part of Male Atoll, which makes it one of the most visited places during weekends or other holidays when people flock here from all over the country to enjoy some peace and quiet amidst nature’s beauty at its best!

 

Biyadhoo Island

 

Biyadhoo Island is one of the most popular islands in The Maldives, and it’s also a great place to stay for a few days. With many resorts to choose from, you’ll be able to find something that fits your budget and style. If you’re looking for something more secluded than other options on this list (and don’t mind getting away from civilization), then Biyadhoo Island should be one of your top choices.

There are several diving companies on this island who will take you out into the water with your equipment so that you can experience diving in its natural state without having any restrictions on what kind of equipment or gear can be used during each dive session.

 

 

Rasdhoo Island

 

Rasdhoo Island is a popular tourist destination in the Maldives. The island has a number of resorts and hotels, making it one of the most popular islands for tourists. It also has a long history as a trading post for pearls and other goods from Ceylon (Sri Lanka).

The beach on Rasdhoo Island is known for its crystal clear waters, which makes it ideal for snorkeling or swimming. There are also plenty of resorts that offer diving opportunities, so you can enjoy your holiday with activities like diving or kayaking!

 

 

Hakuraa Huraa Island

 

Hakuraa Huraa Island is a natural paradise located in the Laamu Atoll. It’s also known as “The Gateway to the Maldives,” and it can only be reached by boat from Thoddoo Island. The island’s inhabitants are of Kanjhi descent, who speak their own dialect of Malé Malége.

You’ll see so many coconut trees on this island, cars are not allowed on it or any other form of transportation (except boats).

.Hakuraa Huraa is famous for its natural beauty, with white sand beaches surrounding clear blue waters that provide an ideal setting for swimming or snorkeling activities during your stay here!

 

 

Fulidhoo Island

 

Fulidhoo Island is a small island in the North Male Atoll. 

It is famous for its white sandy beaches, which are perfect for swimming and snorkelling. 

The island has a population of around 300 people, and it’s known as the island of the wind because it has so many different types of winds blowing through it during different seasons. 

In the winter months, you’ll find yourself surrounded by calm waters with only some gentle waves breaking into view here and there; while in summer when temperatures rise above 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit), there will be some strong winds blowing offshore that can make your hair stand on end!

Fulidhoo’s other big attraction is its underwater world, where divers can explore coral reefs that stretch out over 100 meters deep!

 

 

Ukulhas Island

 

Ukulhas Island is a small island in the North Ari Atoll. It has a population of about 10,000 people and is surrounded by a reef.

The island has white sandy beaches and clear blue waters that make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Maldives.

The island can accommodate up to 6500 visitors per day, making it one of the busiest islands in all Maldives.

Ukulhas Island is also known for its natural beauty as well as its rich history and culture with many traditions still practiced today such as “Kolhu” (weddings) or “Gubbi” (burials).

 

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Villingili Island

 

Villingili Island is a small island in the north of the Maldives. It’s home to several resorts, which have helped it develop a reputation as a great place to stay for honeymooners. The resort has its own private beach where you can enjoy your time away from busy resorts on other islands such as Thilafushi and Vattaru Kanduvaa.

The island also offers activities like snorkeling and scuba diving, so there will be plenty for you to do during your stay here!

 

 

Thoddoo Island

 

Laamu Atoll, Thoddoo Island, is an island in the Maldives. It is located in the Laamu atoll, which is the northernmost atoll of the Maldives.

The island has a population of 2,000 people living on it and belongs to Thoddoo village, which was settled by foreigners who came from Sri Lanka during British rule.

Thoddoo Island has natural beauty with white sand beaches and clear water surrounding it that makes it one of best places for diving or snorkelling tours in this country.

Conclusion

The Maldives is one of the most beautiful places in the world, with natural beauty and amazing culture. If you want to experience this paradise for yourself, make sure to visit these ten amazing islands.

They’re listed in no particular order, so pick your favourites!

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