🌴 Fulhadhoo – Intro

Fulhadhoo is one of the most beautiful and untouched islands in the Maldives — perfect for couples, nature lovers, and travelers seeking peace, space, and pristine beaches.
Known for its incredibly long white-sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and quiet atmosphere, Fulhadhoo feels like a true escape.

🌴 Why choose Fulhadhoo

• One of the most stunning natural islands in the Maldives
• Extremely quiet and peaceful — ideal for couples
• Long, wide beaches with soft white sand
• Excellent snorkeling close to shore
• Small, friendly island community

🌴 1. Things to do on Fulhadhoo

• Relax on untouched, quiet beaches
• Enjoy long beach walks with almost no people
• Swim in shallow turquoise lagoons
• Snorkel on nearby reefs with colorful marine life
• Take boat trips to uninhabited islands
• Enjoy stargazing at night — very little light pollution

🌴 2. Snorkeling & Marine Life

Fulhadhoo offers access to healthy reefs full of tropical fish.

Highlights:

• House reef snorkeling from the beach
• Chances to see turtles and rays
• Clear visibility almost all year

🌴 3. Beaches on Fulhadhoo

Fulhadhoo is famous for its postcard-perfect beach — often stretching nearly the entire length of the island.

Top beach areas:

• Long West Beach: perfect for swimming & sunbathing
• Lagoon Area: calm, shallow water
• North Side Sandbanks: amazing for photos

🌴 4. Best Time to Visit Fulhadhoo

Fulhadhoo is beautiful year-round.
Best months: December to April for stable, sunny weather.

🌴 5. How to Get to Fulhadhoo

Reaching Fulhadhoo is easy with organized transfers.

• Speedboat transfer: around 1 hour 45 minutes from Malé
• Private speedboat available on request

You will receive clear arrival instructions before your trip.

🌴 6. Where to Stay on Fulhadhoo

Fulhadhoo offers cozy boutique guesthouses — ideal for a calm and intimate holiday.

Expect:

• Stylish rooms
• Local breakfast
• Quiet surroundings
• Close access to the beach
• Personalized and friendly service

🌴 7. Travel Tips for Fulhadhoo

• Bring light beachwear — it’s warm all year
• Reef-safe sunscreen recommended
• Snorkeling gear can be brought or rented
• Dress modestly in the village area
• Cash (MVR or USD) is useful for small purchases