3.017°N, 73.467°E
Muli is the capital of Meemu Atoll, a historic administrative center known for traditional handicrafts, local markets, and authentic island culture.
Muli is the capital of Meemu Atoll (Mulaku Atoll) and serves as the administrative, economic, and cultural hub for the atoll's 9 inhabited islands. Located approximately 130 km south of Malé, Muli is known for its traditional Maldivian culture and lifestyle. The island features a small market and local shops where visitors can purchase traditional handicrafts such as woven mats and baskets. Muli houses government offices, schools, a health center, and serves as the main transit point for inter-island transport. The island's residents are engaged in fishing, government services, and traditional crafts. Visitors can experience authentic Maldivian governance, observe traditional craft-making, enjoy fresh seafood, and use Muli as a base for exploring the atoll's pristine marine environments. Muli's combination of administrative function and cultural authenticity makes it a unique destination in the central-southern Maldives.
Best time to visitNov–Apr
Guesthouses on Muli are coming soon.