3.117°N, 72.883°E
Dharanboodhoo is the southernmost inhabited island in Faafu Atoll, known for its traditional fishing community and serene atmosphere.
Dharanboodhoo is the southernmost inhabited island in Faafu Atoll, with a traditional fishing community maintaining authentic Maldivian island life. The island's residents are primarily engaged in fishing and small-scale maritime activities. Dharanboodhoo features a school and basic health services for its close-knit population. The surrounding waters offer excellent fishing opportunities and access to pristine marine environments. Visitors can experience the tranquility of a traditional fishing community, enjoy fresh seafood, and explore the island's beaches and lagoon. Dharanboodhoo's southern location and peaceful atmosphere make it ideal for travelers seeking solitude and authenticity in the central-southern Maldives.
Best time to visitNov–Apr
Guesthouses on Dharanboodhoo are coming soon.