2.883°N, 73.567°E
Raiymandhoo is one of the smallest inhabited islands in Meemu Atoll, with a tiny fishing community and untouched natural beauty.
Raiymandhoo is one of the smallest inhabited islands in Meemu Atoll, with a tiny fishing community maintaining traditional Maldivian island life on just 14.6 hectares. The island's small population creates an intimate atmosphere where residents maintain strong social bonds and cooperative traditions essential for survival on remote islands. Raiymandhoo features minimal infrastructure, offering a truly back-to-basics experience for adventurous visitors. Its pristine natural surroundings, including beaches, lagoon areas, and coral reefs, provide opportunities for snorkeling, fishing, and wildlife observation. Raiymandhoo represents the extreme end of peaceful island living in the Maldives, where a handful of residents sustain their community through traditional fishing practices far from developed tourist centers.
Best time to visitNov–Apr
Guesthouses on Raiymandhoo are coming soon.