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Akirifushi

Akirifushi is managed by the Atmosphere Hotels & Resorts group and opened in 2018. It can be reached by a speedboat ride of approx. 50 minutes from Velana International Airport in Male. The resort features a dual-island layout, consisting of a main island and an interconnected secondary island, creating a vacation environment that balances activity and tranquility. The main island features beach villas, overwater villas, and a kids' club, making it suitable for families; the secondary island features honeymoon villas, leisure facilities, and dining spaces. The island offers a wide variety of accommodation types, including beach villas, beach villas with private pools, and overwater villas. Some room types are equipped with facilities such as glass floors and ocean-view bathtubs, allowing guests to enjoy views of the surrounding lagoon. In terms of dining, the resort features multiple restaurants and bars offering a selection of cuisines, and it is characterized by an all-inclusive experience, with some meals, drinks, and activities included in the package. The surrounding lagoon and coral reef provide convenient conditions for marine activities such as snorkeling and diving, where guests have the opportunity to observe marine life such as sea turtles. The island also features an overwater bar, children's activity facilities, and a variety of leisure experiences, allowing for the arrangement of family activities or vacation experiences for couples based on needs. Guests who want to enjoy a quiet atmosphere can choose to stay on the secondary island, while families can choose the main island area where facilities are more concentrated.

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Muliaage (Palace)

Muliaage (Palace) is located in the center of the old town of Malé and is the official residence of the President of the Maldives. The building was constructed in the early 20th century by the then-Sultan for the crown prince, modeled after the colonial-style mansions popular in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka), and is a rare old Western-style building in Malé. It stands on the street opposite the Old Friday Mosque and the ancient minaret, blending with the surrounding coral stone monuments and standing out remarkably among the city's dense buildings. The pink gently sloping roof, blue and white walls and colonnades, black wrought-iron gates, and wood carvings under the eaves make this a popular photo spot in Malé.

Huvafen Fushi

Huvafen Fushi is a small resort island in the North Male Atoll, Maldives. The island covers an area of approx. 6 hectares at low tide, with only over 40 overwater villas and beach rooms on the entire island. Featuring traditional local Thakuru butler service, it follows a small and private concept, which is why it is particularly popular with travelers. Leisure activities here include diving, snorkeling, water sports, and yoga. An on-site marine biologist leads tours to explain marine life, and interested guests can also participate in coral adoption and reef restoration. During the day, you can spend time in the ocean-view gym or the overwater yoga pavilion, while the evening is perfect for waiting for an Indian Ocean sunset on the sunset deck. If you would like to hold a wedding here, both beachside and underwater ceremony settings can be arranged.

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OBLU SELECT Lobigili

Lobigili is a quiet and peaceful place with beautiful natural scenery and abundant marine life. Visitors can sunbathe on the white sandy beaches, or swim, snorkel, or dive in the clear waters to admire the colorful coral and a wide variety of fish. In addition, the island offers many other water activities, such as sailing, deep-sea fishing, and kayaking, for visitors to enjoy. The island has many resorts and hotels that offer a range of accommodation options. These resorts and hotels feature modern facilities and high-quality service, providing guests with a comfortable stay.

Dream Beach

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Whale Submarine

Taking the Whale Submarine to a depth of about 40m to view fish and coral is not about seeing whales. For diving enthusiasts, this pales in comparison, but for tourists who cannot dive but want to enjoy the underwater scenery, it is a very safe and interesting activity. The Whale Submarine stays underwater for 45 minutes, with 40 minutes for descent and ascent, totaling about 1.5 hours. Tourists can view schools of fish, sea turtles, coral, and more through the windows on both sides of the submarine. You can sign up at the airport (there is a dedicated counter) or atJetty No. 1(commonly known as President Jetty). The Whale Submarine Club has fixed dive times every day, and you need to arrive 30 minutes in advance.

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Maafushi

Maafushi is an inhabited local island in the Kaafu Atoll, Maldives, situated across the water from the capital, Malé, and accessible by public ferry or speedboat. Unlike private islands that operate on a one island, one resort basis, this is one of the first inhabited islands in the Maldives to open homestays to tourists. With a diverse range of options from budget inns to boutique hotels, it allows budget-conscious travelers to stay on an island more easily and experience the Maldives' blue seas and white sands. The island has a vibrant local atmosphere, with restaurants, cafes, and souvenir shops lining the streets. The island is small enough to explore entirely on foot.