Discover magical sights and top places to visit in the Maldives

After a relaxing morning at our Blu Spa or in your beautiful villa, plan a memorable excursion to a neighboring island, a private snorkeling and diving trip, or a whale shark cruise with our resort’s Dive and Water Sports Center. The Alifu Dhaalu Atoll, one of the top places to visit in the Maldives, is home to local islands steeped in rich history and natural beauty. Visit the coffee shops at Mahibadhoo, tour the mosques at Fenfushi, or attend a soccer game at Dhangethi.

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National Museum

69.87 mi / 112.44 km from the hotel
From medieval weaponry and antique printing presses to rare whale skeletons and sculptures more than a thousand years old, the National Museum of Maldives houses an eclectic collection sure to impress every visitor.

Maamigili

9.46 mi / 15.22 km from the hotel
Visit this bustling locale to explore a community with the perfect mix of development and rural island life. The island is also where Villa International Airport Maamigili (VAM) is located.

Dhangethi

16.83 mi / 27.08 km from the hotel
You can take a speedboat to Dhangethi to lounge in the sun on Bikini Beach, stroll among the trees in the island’s seaside park, or catch a local soccer game at the stadium.

Mahibadhoo

22.62 mi / 36.4 km from the hotel
Filled with bustling cafés, shops, and beaches, Mahibadhoo is a great place to relax before catching a ferry to reach many of the other islands in the atoll.

Fenfushi

5.85 mi / 9.41 km from the hotel
Dive into the rich history and culture of the country at this island, which is home to one of the Maldives’ six World Heritage coral stone mosques. The nearly 400-year-old Fenfushi Friday Mosque and its graveyard, ancient well, and bath highlight the local craft of coral carving.

Dhigurah

14.27 mi / 22.96 km from the hotel
Dhigurah means “long island,” and you can see why this island is named so once you visit it. The numerous souvenir shops and the long sand bank at the end of the island ensure a steady flow of visitors from neighboring resorts for sightseeing.