7 heures de visite des îles de l'atoll de Malé Nord : culture, plongée en apnée et bonheur à la plage

If you're staying at a property in Malé City, the Airport Ferry Terminal is easy to find and conveniently located on the northern waterfront of the island. Just head towards Boduthakurufaanu Magu, one of the main roads running along the northern coast. The terminal is directly opposite Maagiri Hotel, a well-known landmark that's easy to spot. You’ll see signs for "Airport Ferry" or "MTCC Jetty", and the area is typically active with ferries arriving and departing. If you're unsure, any local or hotel staff will happily point you in the right direction.

After approximately 45 minutes cruising across the turquoise waters, you'll arrive at the charming island of Huraa. Here, your local guide will take you on an insightful tour of the island, sharing how local communities have adapted to the growth of nearby resorts and the impact tourism has had on island life. You'll discover how smoked tuna is traditionally prepared and learn about Rihaakuru, a beloved Maldivian delicacy. Huraa is also home to one of the few natural mangroves in the Maldives, a rare and vital ecosystem that your guide will explain in detail.

Between Huraa Island and Himmafushi, we’ll make a stop at the vibrant Coral Garden for an unforgettable snorkeling experience. Here, your guide will act as your personal snorkeling spotter, ensuring you have the best chance to see the stunning marine life beneath the waves. Before diving in, your guide will provide a safety briefing and explain the Green Fins protocol, which emphasizes sustainable snorkeling practices to protect our delicate marine ecosystems. Get ready to explore colorful corals and swim among diverse marine species in this breathtaking underwater paradise.