Fuvahmulah being the only one
island Atoll in Maldives possess its own natural beauty. The uniqueness of the island and surreal beauty sets the island apart
from other islands. It is located on the Equator between two South Atolls, Addu
and Huvadhoo.
It is the only island of the Maldives archipelago with fresh
water lakes and lush tropical vegetation. The treasure of the island is the
unique white pebble beach, which is included in the list of ten unique beaches
of the world. Due to its location, the island has not been available for tourism
until recently.
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| Image by: Nasiu Thaathu |
The freshwater lakes (perfect for
boating or fishing), as well as the abundant white sand beaches are the primary
attractions on the island of Fuvahmulah.
Like any tropical island,
swimming, sea kayaking, snorkeling, and generally exploring the dense, tropical
vegetation are the most popular activities on Fuvahmulah.
There are a number of options for
visitors to stay in Fuvahmulah, ranging from extravagant five star resorts, to
more affordable hotels. Additionally, some house and self-contained apartment
rentals can be found on the island.
Must See Places
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Paddling in Bandaara Kilhi- Photo by: Viluxur
Bandaara kilhi
One of the two fresh water lakes
in Fuvahmulah, it is also the largest lake by volume in the Maldives
accommodating the largest freshwater reserve in the country, bounded by dense
vegetations.
A visit to this lake will not be completed without a mud bath in 'Koda Kilhi', which adjoins the 'Bandaara Kilhi'. Why not add a little adventure in your life? Mud bath treatment has been historically used for its minerals and healing properties. Now many high-end spas have started providing this service. When in Fuvahmulah, you do not have to pay for this. You get a mud bath for FREE!
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| My first mud bath in koda Kilhi |
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| Dhadimagi Kilhi- Photo by: TripAdvisor |
Dhadimagi Kilhi
If you want to take a dip in the fresh water of the lakes, Dhadimagi Kilhi is the most popular among all the fresh water lakes in Maldives.
Thoondu
It is believed to be one of the
most well-known features of Fuvahmulah as the pebbles which sparkle even after
being taken away from the beach are exclusive to Fuvahmulah only and there is
no record of such kind of pebbles from anywhere in the world except Fuvahmulah.
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Thoondu- Photo by: Nasiu Thaathu
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Gen Miskiy
Gen Miskiy is the most important
among the monuments of the Islamic period in Fuvahmulah. Gen Miskiy is said to
be the oldest mosque in Fuvahmulah.
Vasho veyo
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.
Fuvahmulaku Havitta
It is the ruin of a Buddhist Chatiya whose main feature is its ruines Stupa. The ruin is about
40 feet in height and it looks like a small hill.
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| Havitta- Photo by:Flickr |
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