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Ukulhas

Ukulhas (Dhivehi: އުކުޅަސް) island is one of the inhabited islands of North Ari Atoll in the Maldives. The island has only been a travel destination since 2012; therefore, it has just a couple of inns and is somewhat hard to get to. Hence, if you enjoy diving, fishing and swimming without a crowd of fellow tourists, Ukulhas might be the destination you're looking for.

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    Fushi island

    Ukulhas Picnic island

    This is a small uninhabited island with three grown trees in the middle. It's covered by white sands and washed by turquoise water with stunning underwater beauty. There are no toilets, bars or rooms. You can swim, snorkel, play beach games, have a BBQ, do reef fishing. Fushi has also a shallow long reef which projects quite a long distance from the west coast of the island.

    From US$45 per person

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    Gaagandu

    The biggest isolated rock in the Maldives. This limestone islet is about 15 m (50 feet) long, 8 m (25 feet) wide, and about 1½ m (5 feet) from the water’s edge, It is the only part of Alif atoll that is above water, and it's a good place to dive and snorkel. The rock has cracked in the middle and has been shattered into two fragments, and it is surrounded by an abundance of sea creatures, in particular, moray eels.

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    Sand bank

    It has only sand, no rocks, no trees. Considered to be a good spot for fishing.

    From US$60 per person