Haa Dhaalu Atoll
Haa Dhaalu Atoll - traditionally known as Southern Thiladhunmathi (Thiladhunmathi Dhekunuburi) - is an archipelago comprising 38 distinct islands. The atoll has emerged as a captivating destination for travelers, anchored by its two tourist resorts and two convenient domestic airports. Marine enthusiasts are particularly drawn to its underwater treasures, including vibrant reefs and mysterious caves that serve as natural aquariums, showcasing the Maldives' rich marine biodiversity. The atoll's main hub, Kulhudhuffushi, is connected to the wider world through Hanimaadhoo Domestic Airport, situated 115 kilometers away, with daily flights maintaining regular connectivity to the region.
Quick Facts
Location: Northern Maldives
Administrative Capital: Kulhudhuffushi
Number of Islands: 37 (16 inhabited)
Population: Approximately 18,000
Distance from Male: 280 km
Inhabited Islands
Finey
Hanimaadhoo (International Airport)
Hirimaradhoo
Kulhudhuffushi (Capital with a Domestic Airport)
Kumundhoo
Kunburudhoo
Kurinbi
Makunudhoo
Naivaadhoo
Nellaidhoo
Neykurendhoo
Nolhivaram
Nolhivaranfaru
Vaikaradhoo
Updated on: 21 October 2024
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Haa Dhaalu: The Untouched Diver's Paradise of Northern Maldives
Hidden away in the northern reaches of the Maldives, Haa Dhaalu Atoll offers divers an unspoiled underwater wonderland far from the crowded dive sites of the central atolls. With its pristine reefs, dramatic underwater topography, and rich marine life, this remote destination promises extraordinary diving experiences for both novice and seasoned divers.
