6.867°N, 73.083°E
Uligamu is a small northern island known for its strategic harbor, traditional fishing community, and growing role in regional connectivity.
Uligamu is a small inhabited island in Haa Alif Atoll with a strategic location that has made it an important harbor and transit point in the northern Maldives. The island's residents are primarily engaged in fishing and maritime activities, maintaining traditions that have defined life in the northern atolls for centuries. Uligamu has a natural harbor that provides safe anchorage for vessels traveling through the northern atolls, contributing to its role in regional connectivity. Visitors can experience authentic northern island life, enjoy fresh seafood, and explore the island's beaches and surrounding waters. The island has basic facilities and a welcoming community that reflects the resilience and resourcefulness of northern Maldivian islanders. Uligamu offers a genuine off-the-beaten-path experience for travelers seeking to explore the less-visited reaches of the Maldives.
Best time to visitNov–Apr
Guesthouses on Uligamu are coming soon.