Author: Anthar
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Ha. Kelaa – Secluded Nature at its Finest
Kelaa, in the far north of the Maldives, is the definition of seclusion. Framed by endless beaches, coconut groves, and untouched coral reefs, it’s a hidden paradise for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone craving complete tranquility.
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L. Gan – Untouched Central Maldives Beauty
L. Gan offers a side of the Maldives that remains largely undiscovered. With lush greenery, quiet lagoons, and rich cultural heritage, Gan is perfect for travelers who want an authentic, off-the-beaten-path experience far from the crowds.
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Adh. Dhigurah – Home of the Whale Sharks
Dhigurah is a long, narrow island in the South Ari Atoll, famous for its whale shark excursions and miles of pristine sandy beach. Surrounded by vibrant reefs and crystal-clear waters, it’s a paradise for divers, snorkelers, and anyone who loves the ocean’s gentle giants.
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K. Dhiffushi – Serenity in the Sunrise
Dhiffushi is the easternmost inhabited island in the Maldives, where the first rays of the sun greet you each morning. With calm lagoons, powder-soft beaches, and excellent snorkeling spots, it’s the ideal escape for those seeking peace, nature, and slow island living.
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K. Maafushi – The Heartbeat of Local Island Tourism
Just 27 km south of Malé, Maafushi is the Maldives’ most vibrant local island, known for its lively culture, turquoise lagoon, and endless activities. From thrilling water sports and island-hopping to sunset dolphin cruises, it’s where island life meets adventure—perfect for travelers who want more than just a beach holiday.