Lhaviyani

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Lhaviyani Aptoll (Faadhippolhu Atoll) is situated in the north of the Maldives. Because of its closeness to Male and its large canal, riff and shipwreck dives, the Åtoll is a favourite area. Excursions can be arranged to Kurendhoo Isles to discover modern Maldives living, taste cucumbers in its cafés and see the grave of Sheik Najeebul Habashee.

The largest part of the Lhaviyani Atoll's revenue comes from fisheries, and you can go to the only cannery in the Baldives on Felivaru Isle. On board a classic ship you can organize a shipwreck on one of the inhabited atolls. Transfers to Lhaviyani take 40 min by floatplane.

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The Atoll of Lhaviyani

Lhaviyani Atlantis, also known as Faadhippolhu, is located just north of Mal. Only 35 km long and 37 km broad, it consists of no less than 50 islets, although it is smaller than the other atols. Hinnavaru and Naifaru are home to most of the 8000 inhabitants of the island.

A special characteristic of this islet is that its islets are located on the outside edge and are large and densely overgrown. Well-known for its scuba dives, the "Boatyard" in particular gives scuba dives the chance to enjoy two shipwrecks in one go.