Popular South Malé Atoll islands include Velassaru, Olhuveli, Maafushi, Dhigufinolhu, Rannalh and Emboodhu Finolhu. There's plenty to see and do in South Malé Atoll and popular activities include sailing, snorkelling, diving, dolphin and whale watching, island hopping, catamaran cruises and a range of thrilling water sports. The atoll's interior features a myriad of coral patches and reef which can prove very difficult to navigate. It comprises 22 islands which are mainly located around the eastern fringe.
It is oblong-shaped and is around 35km in length. South Malé Atoll is separated from North Malé Atoll by a very deep channel, Vaadhu Kandu. The North Male Atoll is one of the most visited dive areas in the country, while the South Male Atoll tends to be slightly less trafficked. Venture under the water and you'll encounter a plethora of amazing reefs, marine life and even a few shipwrecks - the most famous is Maldives Victory Wreck. With the presence of capital city Male and various pivotal island cities, North Male atoll is much more busier and a great tourist attraction in Maldives. The Male Atoll is divided into two sections: the North Male Atoll and the South Male Atoll. North Malé Atoll is a magnet for diving enthusiasts seeking an underwater adventure of a lifetime in the many incredible dive sites including Banana Reef, Prisca, Hannes Reef, Fairytale Reef, and Meeru. They are home to glorious beaches, incredible coral reefs and breath-taking scenery. The main islands in North Malé Atoll include Dhiffushi, Gaafaru, Thulusdhoo, Eriyadhoo, Funadhoo, Hulhumalé, Bandos and Hulhulé. North Malé Atoll is the most explored and popular part of the Maldives and is home to around 50 little islands, many of which have been developed as a single resort - it's this exclusivity which holds great appeal for travellers craving a unique holiday experience in a luxury 'resort island' hideaway in the sun. Velana International Airport (MLE) is also located on North Malé Atol. The capital of the Maldives, Malé, is situated at the southern end of North Malé Atoll, which extends for around 40km from west to east and around 60km from north to south.
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