2.800°N, 73.000°E
Gemendhoo is an eastern island in Dhaalu Atoll surrounded by a chain of uninhabited islands, known for its traditional fishing community.
Gemendhoo is an inhabited island on the eastern fringe of Dhaalu Atoll, uniquely surrounded by a long line of 11 uninhabited islands. The island's residents maintain a traditional fishing community with strong connections to the surrounding marine environment. Gemendhoo features a school and basic health services for its population. The route from nearby islands to Gemendhoo passes through the chain of uninhabited islands and can be walked during low tide, offering a unique inter-island experience. Visitors can explore this unusual island chain, experience authentic southern Maldivian fishing culture, and enjoy pristine natural surroundings. Gemendhoo's distinctive geography and traditional lifestyle make it a fascinating destination within the atoll.
Best time to visitNov–Apr
Guesthouses on Gemendhoo are coming soon.