Top 10 Things to do in Fuvahmulah, Maldives

We provide the best and most exclusive Pelagic diving in Asia. Our dive guides are highly experienced native Fuvahmulah guides who grew up in the sea around the island they know the sea like the back of there hand. And we do small groups​ diving.

We offer dedicated shark diving expeditions with a number of key shark species. These trips offer heart-pounding excitement and unmatched underwater photography. See up to 6 shark species on a single dive! There's no better place in the world to dive with sharks than the Fuvahmulah Atoll! Make your reservation for the trip of a lifetime.

Fully equipped dive centre with one of the deepest dive pool in Maldives. Dedicated to provide quality dive service and training programs ranging from beginners to professionals.

Bandaara Kilhi (literally "State Lake") is one of the two fresh water lakes in Fuvahmulah, Maldives. Located mainly in Maalegan ward of the island with a small part extending to Miskiymagu ward as well, the lake has an area of approximately 0.058 square kilometers and an average depth of 12 feet making it the largest lake by volume in the Fuvahmulah.

We provide exclusive pelagic diving in the open ocean. Fuvahmulah is one of the best destination for Tiger Sharks. 100 % guarantee Tiger Sharks everyday all year round. Thresher sharks, Hammerheads, Silver tip sharks, Whale sharks, Black oceanic mantas. The schools of pelagic fishes. Amazing alive coral reef. Our highly professional team will keep your diving entertaining and safe. We are happy to meet any of our customers needs. We provide all inclusive packages, including domestic transfers, accommodation, diving, island transfers and extra entertainment. Fuvahmulah Dive School is the first professional diving facility in Fuvahmulah, 5 star PADI dive centre. We opened Fuvahmulah for the world diving society and since 2017 we carry on our duty monitoring local waters. We have big solid local Team and 3 diving boats, 8 dive guides. We follow high standards, keep a small ratio and triple safety. Explore the best with the pioneers in diving in Fuvahmulah.

Dhadimagi Kilhi (literally "Dhadimagu Lake") is one of the two fresh water lakes in Fuvahmulah.Located in Dhadimagu ward of the island, with an area of approximately 0.065 square kilometers and an average depth of 4 feet it is the second largest lake by volume in Fuvahmulah.Dhadimagi Kilhi has been declared as a Protected area of Fuvahmulah by the government of Maldives on 12 June 2012

"Kedeyre Miskiy" is a mosque established in the year 1555 after the second depopulation and resettlement of the island in 1550. The mosque was built by a cotizen of Fuvahmulah Ali Adafi Kaleyfaan. The mosque is constructed with finely shaped interlocking coral blocks ('Hirigaa' in local language). The famous, intricate and uniquely carved stonework of the boundary wall of the well.

Vasho Veyo is an ancient circular bath skillfully handcrafted by locals using coral. This ancient stone pool complete with stone steps was previously used for bathing by the inhabitants of the district. Vasho Veyo is located in the district of dhoondigan next Fuvahmulah City Airport. It very Important Historical Landmarks of Fuvahmulah City .

Havitta is the ruin of a Buddhist chaitya whose main feature is its ruined stupa.[1] The Havitta is located at the northeastern end of Fuvahmulah, Maldives in the area of the historical boundaries of Hoadhadu ward of the island.In 1922, when Bell saw the ruin, the big Havitta was of about 40 feet in height. A smaller mound, about 15 feet in height, was located nearby.