Manadhoo

Kite Surfing

Wind Surfing

Fohdhoo

Bioluminescence in Fodhoo

Ken'dhikulhudhoo

Canoeing in mangrove

An island with a natural habitat for turtles, a breeding ground and a huge sea grass bed which is a source of food for turtles. The favorable conditions of Maafaru reef system makes the island become one of the few islands to spot turtles. Maafaru is known as “turtle Island” due to the abundance of turtles around the island. In fact, the population of turtles has increased over the years due to decade’s old ban on turtles hunting in the Maldives. 

Maafaru is a typical Maldivian island with a natural habitat for the turtles, a white sandy beach for tourists to relax, a blue lagoon for swimming and a long reef for snorkeling. Our reefs are so rich that you would be amazed by the abundance of marine life. 

The natives are friendly by nature. Extending true Maldivian hospitality is the pleasure of locals living in Maafaru. The green environment, rich marine habitat and friendly people of Maafaru provides a holiday experience you have never experienced in your life. 

Maafaru International Airport is situated in Maafaru island making your trip to Maldives hassle free. Take a taxi from Maafaru International Airport to your hotel. Book snorkeling excursions  and diving tours to experience marine life of Maafaru, by then you will know why we are called as the “Turtle Island”.

Maafaru

Water sports

Island of Muli is home to two surf breaks, the Mushroom and F1 Surf. The waves have a character loved by many surfers in the Maldives. Until you ride a wave you won’t know how exciting the waves of Muli are. The waves come with workable corners, fun pockets and long rides too. Muli's surf breaks two ways, inside fast barreling with long walls and hollow. The outside is with long walls and an easy exit on the corner.  

Muli is proud of its white sandy beaches, turquoise blue lagoon and a house reef rich in marine flora and fauna. Visitors who prefer a relaxing holiday can choose to spend their time on the white sandy beaches and enjoy the salt water breeze, or take a swim in the blue lagoon to experience the warmth of Maldivian waters.  

Muli is one of the few islands in the Maldives where tortoise is found. Take an adventure through woods to locate the tortoises there. Interestingly the entire population of Muli gives their highest priority to protect the tortoises due to its rareness in the Maldives. 

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