ދިވެހިރާއްޖެ
Dhivehi Raajje
Maldives
Usage
The country's own name: ދިވެހި (Dhivehi, "of this country") + ރާއްޖެ (Raajje, "realm"). About 1,190 islands scattered across 26 natural atolls in the Indian Ocean
މާލެ ސިޓީ
Maale City
Malé City
Usage
The capital. Administratively Malé City covers Malé island proper plus Hulhumalé, Villimalé and Gulhifalhu. Every onward transfer after an international arrival starts here
ރާއްޖެތެރެ
Raajjethere
Raajjethere (the atolls outside Malé)
Usage
Everyday word for everywhere outside the capital. "Going to Raajjethere" means heading out to the island atolls. Not an official term, but everyone uses it
ހއ އަތޮޅު
Haa Alifu Atholhu
Haa Alif Atoll — Thiladhunmathi Uthuruburi
Usage
The northernmost administrative atoll; its geographic name is Thiladhunmathi Uthuruburi. Capital Dhidhdhoo, domestic airport at Hoarafushi, and the historic island of Utheemu
ހދ އަތޮޅު
Haa Dhaalu Atholhu
Haa Dhaal Atoll — Thiladhunmathi Dhekunuburi
Usage
Northern administrative atoll; geographic name Thiladhunmathi Dhekunuburi. Contains Kulhudhuffushi, the country's second city, and Hanimaadhoo International Airport, the gateway to the north
ށ އަތޮޅު
Shaviyani Atholhu
Shaviyani Atoll — Miladhunmadulu Uthuruburi
Usage
Northern administrative atoll; geographic name Miladhunmadulu Uthuruburi. Capital Funadhoo has a domestic airport. Few resorts — mostly local islands
ނ އަތޮޅު
Noonu Atholhu
Noonu Atoll — Miladhunmadulu Dhekunuburi
Usage
Northern administrative atoll; geographic name Miladhunmadulu Dhekunuburi. Maafaru International Airport opened here, giving direct access to its luxury resorts
ރ އަތޮޅު
Raa Atholhu
Raa Atoll — Maalhosmadulu Uthuruburi
Usage
North-central administrative atoll; geographic name Maalhosmadulu Uthuruburi. Capital Ungoofaaru; Alifushi is famous for building traditional dhoni boats
ބ އަތޮޅު
Baa Atholhu
Baa Atoll — Maalhosmadulu Dhekunuburi
Usage
A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Hanifaru Bay draws manta rays and whale sharks from May to November. Dharavandhoo Airport is the entry point, about 20 minutes from Malé
ޅ އަތޮޅު
Lhaviyani Atholhu
Lhaviyani Atoll — Faadhippolhu
Usage
North-central administrative atoll; geographic name Faadhippolhu. Capital Naifaru. Within speedboat range of Malé, with plenty of dive and wreck sites
ކ އަތޮޅު
Kaafu Atholhu
Kaafu Atoll — Malé Atoll
Usage
The atoll containing the capital; geographic name Malé Atoll. Resorts and guesthouse islands are 30–60 minutes by speedboat from the airport — the most visited atoll by far
އއ އަތޮޅު
Alifu Alifu Atholhu
Alif Alif Atoll — North Ari Atoll
Usage
North Ari Atoll. Home to the well-known guesthouse islands Rasdhoo, Ukulhas and Thoddoo, and known for hammerhead and manta diving
އދ އަތޮޅު
Alifu Dhaalu Atholhu
Alif Dhaal Atoll — South Ari Atoll
Usage
South Ari Atoll, famous for year-round whale sharks. Villa International Airport is on Maamigili, and Dhigurah and Dhangethi are popular guesthouse islands
ވ އަތޮޅު
Vaavu Atholhu
Vaavu Atoll — Felidhu Atoll
Usage
The least populated administrative atoll; geographic name Felidhu Atoll. Fulidhoo is popular for nurse sharks and guesthouse stays, about 90 minutes by speedboat from Malé
މ އަތޮޅު
Meemu Atholhu
Meemu Atoll — Mulaku Atoll
Usage
Central administrative atoll; geographic name Mulaku Atoll. Capital Muli. Lightly developed for tourism, with strong local island life
ފ އަތޮޅު
Faafu Atholhu
Faafu Atoll — North Nilandhe Atoll
Usage
Central administrative atoll; geographic name Nilandhe Atoll Uthuruburi. Capital Nilandhoo has pre-Islamic Buddhist ruins and a domestic airport
ދ އަތޮޅު
Dhaalu Atholhu
Dhaal Atoll — South Nilandhe Atoll
Usage
Central administrative atoll; geographic name Nilandhe Atoll Dhekunuburi. Capital Kudahuvadhoo has the airport; resorts connect on by speedboat from there
ތ އަތޮޅު
Thaa Atholhu
Thaa Atoll — Kolhumadulu
Usage
South-central administrative atoll; geographic name Kolhumadulu. Domestic airport at Thimarafushi. One of the country's tuna-fishing heartlands
ލ އަތޮޅު
Laamu Atholhu
Laamu Atoll — Hadhdhunmathi
Usage
Southern administrative atoll; geographic name Hadhdhunmathi. Kadhdhoo Airport is the entry point. Four islands including Gan are linked by causeway — you can cycle between them
ގއ އަތޮޅު
Gaafu Alifu Atholhu
Gaaf Alif Atoll — North Huvadhu Atoll
Usage
Southern administrative atoll; geographic name Huvadhu Atoll Uthuruburi — Huvadhu is one of the largest atolls in the world. Capital Villingili; domestic airport at Kooddoo
ގދ އަތޮޅު
Gaafu Dhaalu Atholhu
Gaaf Dhaal Atoll — South Huvadhu Atoll
Usage
Southern administrative atoll; geographic name Huvadhu Atoll Dhekunuburi. Capital Thinadhoo is a major southern town; Kaadedhdhoo Airport is the gateway
ޏ އަތޮޅު
Gnaviyani Atholhu
Gnaviyani Atoll — Fuvahmulah
Usage
An unusual administrative atoll consisting of a single island — Fuvahmulah, the only Maldivian island with freshwater lakes, and famous for tiger shark diving
ސ އަތޮޅު
Seenu Atholhu
Seenu Atoll — Addu Atoll
Usage
The southernmost administrative atoll; geographic name Addu Atoll. Gan International Airport is here, and the main islands are joined by a ~16 km link road. Second-largest population after Malé
ވެލާނާ އިންޓަނޭޝަނަލް އެއަރޕޯޓް
Velaanaa International Airport
Velana International Airport (MLE)
Usage
The country's gateway, airport code MLE, on Hulhulé island next to Malé. Domestic flights, seaplanes and resort speedboats all connect here. Renamed from Malé International Airport in 2017
ހުޅުލެ
Hulhule
Hulhulé
Usage
The island the airport occupies, just east of Malé. Joined by land to Hulhumalé and to Malé by the Sinamalé Bridge and ferries. Has an airport hotel used for early departures
ސީޕްލޭން ޓާމިނަލް
Seaplane Terminal
Seaplane Terminal
Usage
The seaplane base beside Velana Airport — one of the world's largest — and the main link to distant resorts. Seaplanes fly in daylight only, so a late arrival usually means an overnight near the airport
ހަނިމާދޫ އިންޓަނޭޝަނަލް އެއަރޕޯޓް
Hanimaadhoo International Airport
Hanimaadhoo International Airport (HAQ)
Usage
The northern international airport in Haa Dhaal Atoll, code HAQ. The base for reaching the northern islands and Kulhudhuffushi. About one hour from Malé by domestic flight
ގަން އިންޓަނޭޝަނަލް އެއަރޕޯޓް
Gan International Airport
Gan International Airport (GAN)
Usage
The far-southern international airport in Addu Atoll, code GAN. A former Royal Air Force base with a long runway. From here you can drive the link road all the way to Hithadhoo
މާފަރު އިންޓަނޭޝަނަލް އެއަރޕޯޓް
Maafaru International Airport
Maafaru International Airport (NMF)
Usage
International airport in Noonu Atoll, code NMF. Lets guests reach the surrounding luxury resorts without transiting Malé
ވިލާ އިންޓަނޭޝަނަލް އެއަރޕޯޓް
Villa International Airport Maamigili
Villa International Airport, Maamigili (VAM)
Usage
Airport on Maamigili island in South Ari Atoll, code VAM. The shortest way into the whale shark waters and the guesthouse islands of Dhigurah and Dhangethi
ދަރަވަންދޫ އެއަރޕޯޓް
Dharavandhoo Airport
Dharavandhoo Airport (DRV)
Usage
Domestic airport in Baa Atoll, code DRV, about 20 minutes from Malé. The closest airport for manta snorkelling at Hanifaru Bay
ކާޑެއްދޫ އެއަރޕޯޓް
Kaadedhdhoo Airport
Kaadedhdhoo Airport (KDO)
Usage
Domestic airport in Gaaf Dhaal Atoll, code KDO. The transfer point for Thinadhoo and the other southern islands
ކޫއްޑޫ އެއަރޕޯޓް
Kooddoo Airport
Kooddoo Airport (GKK)
Usage
Domestic airport in Gaaf Alif Atoll, code GKK. Also a tuna-processing base, and the connection point for southern resorts
ކައްދޫ އެއަރޕޯޓް
Kadhdhoo Airport
Kadhdhoo Airport (KDM)
Usage
Domestic airport in Laamu Atoll, code KDM. Unusually for the Maldives you can drive on from here — the causeway links Gan and Fonadhoo
ފުވައްމުލައް އެއަރޕޯޓް
Fuvahmulah Airport
Fuvahmulah Airport (FVM)
Usage
Domestic airport on Fuvahmulah, code FVM. Where divers coming for tiger sharks land. About 1 hour 20 minutes from Malé
ތިމަރަފުށި އެއަރޕޯޓް
Thimarafushi Airport
Thimarafushi Airport (TMF)
Usage
Domestic airport in Thaa Atoll, code TMF. Onward travel within the atoll is by dhoni or speedboat from here
ކުޅުދުއްފުށި އެއަރޕޯޓް
Kulhudhuffushi Airport
Kulhudhuffushi Airport (KDH)
Usage
Domestic airport serving the northern city of Kulhudhuffushi, code KDH. Closer to town than Hanimaadhoo and lands you right in the city
ހޯރަފުށި އެއަރޕޯޓް
Hoarafushi Airport
Hoarafushi Airport (HRF)
Usage
Domestic airport in the northernmost Haa Alif Atoll, code HRF. Built on reclaimed land, it greatly improved access to the far-northern islands
އެއަރޕޯޓް ފެރީ ޓާމިނަލް
Airport Ferry Terminal
Airport Ferry Terminal
Usage
The dock for the shuttle boat between Malé island and Hulhulé, where Velana Airport is. About 10 minutes, running 24 hours — cheaper than a taxi over the bridge and often quicker with light luggage
ވިލިމާލެ ފެރީ ޓާމިނަލް
Villimaale Ferry Terminal
Villimalé Ferry Terminal
Usage
On the west side of Malé island, for boats to Villimalé. There is no bridge to Villimalé, so the ferry is the only way — it leaves roughly every 10 minutes for a few rufiyaa
ހުޅުމާލެ ފެރީ ޓާމިނަލް
Hulhumaale Ferry Terminal
Hulhumalé Ferry Terminal
Usage
Ferry dock linking Malé and Hulhumalé. Since the Sinamalé Bridge opened in 2018 most people take the bus, but the ferry still runs
ސިނަމާލެ ބްރިޖް
Sinamaale Bridge
Sinamalé Bridge
Usage
The roughly 2 km bridge joining Malé to Hulhulé (the airport island) and Hulhumalé, opened in 2018. Also called the China–Maldives Friendship Bridge; buses, taxis and scooters use it
ބޮޑުތަކުރުފާނު މަގު
Boduthakurufaanu Magu
Boduthakurufaanu Magu
Usage
The seafront ring road running right around Malé island. The harbour, ferry docks and government buildings all sit along it — the reference road when telling a taxi where to go
މަޖީދީ މަގު
Majeedhee Magu
Majeedhee Magu
Usage
The main street cutting east–west across Malé island, lined with shops, money changers and cafés. The landmark street for describing an address on the island
ޗާންދަނީ މަގު
Chaandhanee Magu
Chaandhanee Magu
Usage
Malé's souvenir street, the stretch once known as the Singapore Bazaar, with shops selling wood carvings and sarongs
ލިންކް ރޯޑް
Link Road
Link Road (Addu)
Usage
The ~16 km causeway linking Gan, Feydhoo, Maradhoo and Hithadhoo in Addu Atoll. One of the very few places in the Maldives where you cross between islands by car or bicycle instead of by boat
ހުޅުމާލެ
Hulhumaale
Hulhumalé
Usage
A reclaimed island built to relieve Malé's overcrowding, about 15 minutes from the airport over the bridge. Its beach and affordable hotels make it the standard overnight-transit stop
ވިލިމާލެ
Villimaale
Villimalé (Villingili)
Usage
Part of Malé City, a residential island just west of Malé. Still called Villingili by many. Almost car-free and quiet; reachable only by ferry
ހެންވޭރު
Henveiru
Henveiru
Usage
The north-eastern ward of Malé island, holding the ministries, the President's Office and Republic Square. Giving the ward name makes an address much easier to find
މާފަންނު
Maafannu
Maafannu
Usage
The largest ward, covering the west of Malé island. The Rasfannu artificial beach and the Villimalé ferry dock are on this side
ގަލޮޅު
Galolhu
Galolhu
Usage
The central-to-southern ward of Malé island, with the national stadium and dense housing. Majeedhee Magu runs through it
މައްޗަންގޮޅި
Machchangolhi
Machchangolhi
Usage
The central ward of Malé island, thick with shops and cafés and the heart of the Majeedhee Magu shopping strip
މާފުށި
Maafushi
Maafushi
Usage
The best-known guesthouse island, in Kaafu Atoll — about 90 minutes by public ferry from Malé or 30 by speedboat. Unlike a resort island it is an inhabited island, so swimwear is limited to the designated bikini beach
ގުޅި
Gulhi
Gulhi
Usage
A small inhabited island in southern Kaafu Atoll, next to Maafushi, offering a quieter guesthouse stay. Served by the same ferry route
ގުރައިދޫ
Guraidhoo
Guraidhoo
Usage
An inhabited island in southern Kaafu Atoll, close to surf breaks and a calmer guesthouse alternative to Maafushi
ތުލުސްދޫ
Thulusdhoo
Thulusdhoo
Usage
An inhabited island in northern Kaafu Atoll, famous for the surf break known as "Cokes" and a favourite guesthouse base for surfers
ހިންމަފުށި
Himmafushi
Himmafushi
Usage
An inhabited island in northern Kaafu Atoll, only about 30 minutes by speedboat from Malé and facing the surf break known as "Jailbreaks"
ދިއްފުށި
Dhiffushi
Dhiffushi
Usage
An inhabited island at the north-eastern edge of Kaafu Atoll. Lightly touristed, with traditional island life still visible
ހުރާ
Huraa
Huraa
Usage
A small inhabited island in northern Kaafu Atoll, close enough to Malé for a day trip or a one-night guesthouse stay
ރަސްދޫ
Rasdhoo
Rasdhoo
Usage
The capital island of North Ari Atoll, with plenty of guesthouses. Known for the outer-reef dive site where hammerhead sharks appear
އުކުޅަސް
Ukulhas
Ukulhas
Usage
An inhabited island in North Ari Atoll, known nationally as a model for waste separation and environmental care, with an excellent beach and house reef
ތޮއްޑޫ
Thoddoo
Thoddoo
Usage
An inhabited island at the northern tip of Ari Atoll — unusually for the Maldives it is farmland, growing watermelon and papaya. It also has a bikini beach
މާމިގިލި
Maamigili
Maamigili
Usage
An inhabited island in South Ari Atoll with Villa International Airport. It faces the whale shark waters and has a cluster of guesthouses
ދިގުރަށް
Dhigurah
Dhigurah
Usage
A long, narrow inhabited island in South Ari Atoll — the name means "long island" — with a sandbank beach running over 2 km. A base for whale shark trips
ދަނގެތި
Dhangethi
Dhangethi
Usage
An inhabited island in South Ari Atoll with an old village core — a quiet guesthouse island surrounded by dive sites
ފުޅަދޫ
Fulhadhoo
Fulhadhoo
Usage
A tiny inhabited island in Baa Atoll with a very small population, known for its long white-sand beach and very quiet guesthouse stays
އޭދަފުށި
Eydhafushi
Eydhafushi
Usage
The capital island of Baa Atoll, known for the traditional woven feyli sarong. The administrative and transport hub for moving around the atoll
ފުލިދޫ
Fulidhoo
Fulidhoo
Usage
A small inhabited island in Vaavu Atoll, known for the nurse sharks and rays that gather near the jetty. A handful of guesthouses
ނައިފަރު
Naifaru
Naifaru
Usage
The capital island of Lhaviyani Atoll — a populous regional hub with shops and a hospital, known for traditional medicine and crafts
ހިންނަވަރު
Hinnavaru
Hinnavaru
Usage
An inhabited island in Lhaviyani Atoll — a densely packed fishing island that, with Naifaru, anchors the atoll
ކުޅުދުއްފުށި
Kulhudhuffushi
Kulhudhuffushi
Usage
The largest town in the north, in Haa Dhaal Atoll, and a city in its own right after Malé. Hospital, schools and shops make it the resupply point for northern travel. Has a domestic airport
ދިއްދޫ
Dhidhdhoo
Dhidhdhoo
Usage
The capital island of the northernmost Haa Alif Atoll. Government offices are here, and it is the ferry hub for the surrounding northern islands
އުތީމު
Utheemu
Utheemu
Usage
An island in Haa Alif Atoll. Utheemu Ganduvaru, the preserved wooden birthplace of Mohamed Thakurufaanu who drove out the Portuguese in the 16th century, is one of the country's foremost historic sites
ތިނަދޫ
Thinadhoo
Thinadhoo
Usage
The capital of Gaaf Dhaal Atoll and a major southern town. Its whole population was forcibly evacuated in 1962 after a clash with the government, and the island was resettled later
ވިލިނގިލި
Vilingili
Villingili (Gaaf Alif)
Usage
The capital island of Gaaf Alif Atoll in the south. A different island from Villimalé (also called Villingili) in Malé City — always give the atoll name when saying where you are going
ކުޑަހުވަދޫ
Kudahuvadhoo
Kudahuvadhoo
Usage
The capital island of Dhaal Atoll, with the airport. It has the remains of a pre-Islamic Buddhist mound (hawitta) and is the transfer point for the atoll's resorts
ފުވައްމުލައް
Fuvahmulah
Fuvahmulah
Usage
A southern island that forms an entire administrative atoll by itself. It sits alone with no lagoon, and has freshwater lakes and pebble beaches. Famous for year-round tiger shark diving
ހިތަދޫ
Hithadhoo
Hithadhoo
Usage
The largest island of Addu Atoll and the main southern city, about 30 minutes from Gan Airport along the link road. Hospital, shops and guesthouses
ފޭދޫ
Feydhoo
Feydhoo
Usage
An island in Addu Atoll immediately north of Gan Airport, joined by the link road and a common place to stay when flying in or out
މަރަދޫ
Maradhoo
Maradhoo
Usage
An island in Addu Atoll between Hithadhoo and Feydhoo, strung along the link road, with dive shops and guesthouses
ހުޅުދޫ
Hulhudhoo
Hulhudhoo
Usage
An island on the eastern side of Addu Atoll. It is not on the link road — you cross the lagoon by ferry from Hithadhoo
މީދޫ
Meedhoo
Meedhoo
Usage
An island on the eastern side of Addu Atoll, joined to Hulhudhoo. Known as an ancient settlement with one of the country's oldest cemeteries and mosques
ގަން
Gan
Gan
Usage
The island in Addu Atoll holding Gan International Airport, with traces of the former British base. Laamu Atoll has an island of the same name, so always say which atoll you mean
ހުކުރު މިސްކިތް
Hukuru Miskiy
Hukuru Miskiy (Old Friday Mosque)
Usage
The country's oldest mosque, built in Malé in 1656 from carved coral stone and on the UNESCO tentative list. Visiting hours are limited and covered clothing is required
އިސްލާމީ މަރުކަޒު
Islaamee Marukazu
Islamic Centre (Grand Friday Mosque)
Usage
The country's largest mosque, in north-east Malé. Its gold dome is visible from far off and is the city's main landmark. Non-Muslims can sometimes visit outside prayer times
ޖުމްހޫރީ މައިދާން
Jumhooree Maidhaan
Jumhooree Maidhaan (Republic Square)
Usage
The seafront square in Malé with the giant national flag, ringed by government buildings and the ferry docks. The natural starting point for walking the city
މުލީއާގެ
Muleeaage
Muleeaage
Usage
A 1919 palace building facing Republic Square and the Islamic Centre, long used as the presidential residence. Closed to visitors inside, but the exterior is a landmark
ދަރުބާރުގެ
Dharubaaruge
Dharubaaruge
Usage
Malé's convention and exhibition hall, used for conferences and public events. A name locals recognise when you are asking directions
ގައުމީ ދާރުލްއާސާރު
Gaumee Dhaarul-aasaaru
National Museum
Usage
The museum in Malé's central park, one of the few places to see sultanate-era relics and pre-Islamic Buddhist stone figures. Closed on Friday mornings
މަސް މާރުކޭޓް
Mas Maarukeyt
Fish Market (Malé)
Usage
The fish market on Malé's north waterfront. Busiest in the afternoon when the boats come in with skipjack and yellowfin tuna. The produce market is next door
ރަސްފަންނު
Rasfannu
Rasfannu Beach
Usage
The artificial beach on the west shore of Malé island, busy with locals in the evening. This is an inhabited island, so swimwear is not acceptable — people swim clothed
އާޓިފިޝަލް ބީޗް
Artificial Beach
Artificial Beach
Usage
The swimming and event space on the east shore of Malé island, used for festivals and outdoor events. Swimwear is not acceptable here either
ހަނިފަރު ބޭ
Hanifaru Bay
Hanifaru Bay
Usage
A protected bay in Baa Atoll where manta rays and whale sharks mass from May to November. Scuba is banned — snorkelling only — and entry needs a permit with a time limit
ތުނޑި
Thundi
Thundi Beach (Fuvahmulah)
Usage
The beach at the northern tip of Fuvahmulah — unusually it is covered in smooth white pebbles rather than sand, and is the island's best-known spot
ރިސޯޓް ރަށް
Resort Rah
Resort island
Usage
An island occupied entirely by a single resort. No local residents live there, so swimwear and alcohol are unrestricted on the island. Expensive, and you can only come and go on the resort's own boat or seaplane
މީހުން ދިރިއުޅޭ ރަށް
Meehun Dhiriulhey Rah
Inhabited island (guesthouse island)
Usage
An island where Maldivians live. Guesthouses here are far cheaper, but local Islamic norms apply: cover shoulders and knees in public, no alcohol, and swimwear only on the designated bikini beach
ބިކިނީ ބީޗް
Bikini Beach
Bikini beach
Usage
The marked-off stretch on an inhabited island where visitors may swim in swimwear, usually screened by a wall or signs. Swimwear is not allowed on any other beach on the island, so always ask where it is
ފަޅު ރަށް
Falhu Rah
Uninhabited island
Usage
An island with no residents — the standard destination for guesthouse day trips, and swimwear is fine there. Some are bare sandbanks that vanish at high tide
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