1.883°N, 73.467°E
Kalaidhoo is geographically connected to Isdhoo, forming one large island, with a traditional community and peaceful atmosphere.
Kalaidhoo is an inhabited island in Laamu Atoll that is geographically connected to Isdhoo, forming one of the largest combined landmasses in the Maldives. Despite being physically joined, Kalaidhoo remains administratively separate from Isdhoo. The island features a school and basic health services for its community. Kalaidhoo's residents maintain traditional fishing practices and a peaceful lifestyle. Visitors can experience authentic southern Maldivian culture, explore the extensive natural environment, and enjoy the tranquility of this unique connected island system. The combined Isdhoo-Kalaidhoo area offers opportunities for long walks and exploration across one of the Maldives' largest natural islands.
Best time to visitNov–Apr
Guesthouses on Kalaidhoo are coming soon.