3.067°N, 73.433°E
Kolhufushi is a historic island in Meemu Atoll famous for its 12th-century mosque, one of the oldest and most significant in the Maldives.
Kolhufushi is one of the most historically significant islands in Meemu Atoll, renowned for its ancient mosque dating from the 12th century — one of the oldest and most important examples of traditional Maldivian architecture in the country. The island's small population maintains a tranquil and serene lifestyle centered on fishing and preservation of cultural heritage. Kolhufushi features a school and basic health services. The island's historical mosque attracts visitors interested in Maldivian architectural history and Islamic heritage. Visitors can explore this rare architectural treasure, experience authentic island life, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Kolhufushi's combination of profound historical significance and serene natural beauty makes it a unique cultural destination within the atoll.
Best time to visitNov–Apr
Guesthouses on Kolhufushi are coming soon.