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About Addu Atoll

Addu, the Heart-shaped Atoll, lies in the southernmost tip of the Maldives and is home to some of the most diverse natural habitats in the country. With its large islands, unique geography, flourishing population and long history and culture, Addu stands out as a destination that seamlessly marries nature with development. Addu represents a community evolved to embrace the future with imagination and pride.

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News & Events

Maldivian Launches New Wheel-Based Twin Otter Network from GAN: Opening Up the Southern Maldives

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In a major boost for tourism in the southern Maldives, Maldivian, the national airline of the Maldives, has announced the launch of a new domestic flight network from Gan International Airport (GAN) using wheel-based DHC-6 Twin Otter aircraft. This development marks an important step in making the far south more accessible, better connected, and increasingly… Read more

Taste Addu: Must-Visit Cafés, Drinks & Local Food Experiences

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Food in Addu is deeply connected to daily life. From early morning coffee to evening tea by the sea, cafés across the atoll offer more than just meals — they offer a glimpse into local culture, flavors, and social life. Whether you are looking for traditional curries, fresh seafood, modern café drinks, or unique local… Read more
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Getting Here

Gan International Airport is connected by SriLankan Airlines via Colombo at the moment. More international airlines are expected to begin operations in the near future.

Addu is a 75 minute flight south of Velana International Airport, Male’. The city has an international airport on Gan which caters to both domestic and international airlines and private jets.

There are numerous daily flights between Male’ and Addu by local airline–Maldivian. Sailing yachts and boats can directly visit Addu since Addu Atoll is among the 3 clearing points in Maldives for international yachts.

A cheaper and more adventurous way of getting here would be to hop on a cargo boat from Male’ and sail through the atolls anchoring at some islands along the way. Although this may take 2-3 days, it definitely lets you enjoy the beauty and interact with lively locals.

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