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71 o00’E 71 o30’E 72 o00’E 72 o30’E 73o 00’E 73o 30’E 74 o00’E 74o 30’E A N ’ o 7 30 MAMALLDIVEDIVESS MMAAPP N RESORTS I5 Adaaran Club Rannalhi H5 Adaaran Prestige Vadoo B H6 Adaaran Select Hudhuranfushi Thuraakunu Uligamu F4 Adaaran Select Meedhupparu Beach House Iruveli Berimmadhoo I5 Alimatha Aquatic Resort N ’ Mulhadhoo Hathifushi HAA ALIFU ATOLL I5 Anantara Dhigu Resort & Spa o Huvarafushi Kelaa 7 00 Ihavandhoo Maldives Vashafaru DHIDHDHOO Filladhoo I6 Anantara Veli Resort & Spa Maarandhoo Utheemu Naridhoo J Resort Alidhoo Maldives Thakandhoo Baarah Island Hideaway Dhonakulhi Muraidhoo F5 Anantara Kihavah Villas Faridhoo Hodaafushi Naivaadhoo Hodaidhoo Hanimaadhoo I4 Angaga Island Resort & Spa www.visitmaldives.com Hirimaradhoo Finey C Nellaidhoo Nolhivaranfaru H5 Angsana Ihuru, Maldives Radisson Naagoshi Kuribi Nolhivaramu Kudamuraidhoo Kuburudhoo J5 Angsana Velavaru Maldives KULHUDHUFFUSHI HAA DHAALU ATOLL H6 Asdu Sun Island Kumundhoo Vaikaradhoo Neykurendhoo H6 Atmosphere Kanifushi Maldives N ’ Maavaidhoo P5 Ayaada Maldives o 6 30 MAAMAKUNUDHOO Kanditeem H5 Bandos Island Resort & Spa ATOLL Makunudhoo Goidhoo Noomaraa H5 Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru Feydhoo H5 Baros Maldives Bileffahi Feevah INDIA Renaissance Maldives Foakaidhoo H4 Bathala Island Resort Gaakoshibee Narudhoo Maakadoodhoo B4 Beach House, Iruveli D Maroshi SHAVIYANI ATOLL I5 Biyadhoo Island Resort Lhaimag u FUNADHOO I4 Centara Grand Island Resort & Spa Firubaidhoo Kanbaalifaru Viceroy Maldives Maldives Komandhoo N ’ H5 Centara Ras Fushi Resort & Spa Zitahli Dholhiyadhoo Maaughoodhoo o Hebadhoo H6 Chaaya Island Dhonveli 6 00 SRI LANKA Alifushi Ekulhivaru Kedhikulhudho o Ritz Carlton K6 Chaaya Lagoon Hakuraa Huraa Kudafari Maalhendhoo NOONU ATOLL Landhoo H4 Chaaya Reef Ellaidhoo Vaadhoo Zitahli Kuda-Funafaru Rasgatheemu Velaa Private Island E5 Chavel Blanc Randheli Lhohi Maafaru MALDIVES Agolhitheemu Maavelaavaru Miladhoo Hulhudhufaaru Maagoodhoo H6 Club Med Kani, Maldives RAA ATOLL Holhudhoo MANADHOO Maanenfushi Fodhdhoo Hilton Iru Fushi H5 Coco Boduhithi E UNGOOFAARU F4 Coco Palm Dhunikolhu Lundhufushi Velidhoo Cheval Blanc Randheli Kandholudhoo H5 Coco Prive’ Kudahithi Maakurathu Rasmaadhoo Kuredu I5 Cocoa Island Lomaa Maamingili Innamaadhoo N Kanuhura ’ LHAVIYANI ATOLL Komandoo I4 Conrad Maldives Rangali Island o Maduvvari Iguraidhoo Hinnavaru 5 30 Meedhoo Fainu Madivaru Palm Beach H4 Constance Halavali Resort Adaaran Meedhupparu Kinolhas NAIFARU I4 Constance Moofushi Resort Atmosphere Kanifushi INHABITED ISLANDS Hudhufushi I5 Dhiggiri Tourist Resort Kudarikilu Kurendhoo Anantara Kihavah Fourseasons Landaa Giraavaru I4 Diamonds Athuruga Beach & Water E4 Alifushi O5 Kolamaafushi Kendho o Kamadhoo Reethi Beach Olhuvelifushi Villas E5 Angolhitheemu K5 Kolhuvaariyaafushi Kihaadhoo F BAA ATOLL Dusit Thani Kihaad Maldives I4 Diamonds Thudufushi Beach & C5 Baarah D5 Komandoo Dhonfanu Royal Island Daravandhoo Water Villas Maalhoss J5 Badidhoo E5 Kudafari Soneva Fushi J5 Dream Island Maldives D4 Berinmadhoo K4 KUDAHUVADHOO EYDHAFUSHI Coco Palm Dhunikolhu F5 Dusit Thani Maldives N ’ D5 Bileffahi F5 Kudarikilu Thulhaadhoo Hithaadhoo H6 Embudu Village o 5 00 J5 Bileiydhoo C5 KULHUDHUFFUSHI G5 Eriyadu Island Resort Fulhadhoo Fehendhoo Kaashidhoo H4 Bodufolhadhoo C5 Kumundhoo Goidhoo H6 Farukolhufushi Resort, Maldives K6 Bolimulah M5 Kunahandhoo I5 Fihalhohi Tourist Resort K5 Buruni I4 Kunburudhoo GOIDHOO J5 Filitheyo Island Resort O5 Dhaandhoo C4 Kunburudhoo ATOLL H6 Four Seasons Maldives at Kuda Gaafaru Huraa G L6 Dhanbidhoo F5 Kurendhoo Olhahali F5 Four Seasons Maldives at Landaa F4 Dhangethi C4 Kuribi Helengeli Giraavaru J4 Dharanboodhoo E5 Landhoo Eriyadhu Makunudu I5 Fun Island Resort N Summer Island ’ Thoddoo F5 Dharavandhoo D5 Lhaimagu Reethi Rah Madivaru H4 Gangehi Island Resort o Vivanta by Taj Asdu Sun Island 4 30 D5 Dhevvadhoo E5 Lhohi RASDHOO ATOLL Meeru H6 Gasfinolhu Island Resort I4 Dhiddhoo L6 Maabaidhoo Veligandu Island Coco Boduhithi Dhiffushi H6 Gili Lankan Fushi Maldives Banyan Tree Madivaru Kudahithi Gasfinolhu THULUSDHOO Kuramathi Club Med Huvafenfushi C5 DHIDDHOO K4 Maaenboodhoo Gangehi RASDHOO Huraa Finolhu Huraa Hudhuranfushi G6 Helengeli Island Resort Velidhu Ukulhas Himmafushi Fourseasons Kuda Huraa Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru Chaaya Dhonveli H6 Dhiffushi E5 Maafaru Mathiveri Bodufolhudhoo Angsana Ihuru Thulhagiri R5 Herathera Island Resort Nika Island Kuda Bandos Gili Lankan Fushi ALIFU ALIFU ATOLL Baros Bandos Paradise E5 Iru Fushi Beach & Spa J6 Dhiggaru I5 MAAFUSHI Etheremadivaru Farukolhufushi Sheraton Maldives H Kurumba Hulhumale Madoogali Centara Ras Fushi I5 Holiday Inn Kandooma I4 Dhigurah E5 Maagoodhoo Maayafushi Bathala Hulhule Feridhoo Maagaa Villingili MALE’ I4 Holiday Island Resort Constance Halaveli P6 Dhiyadhoo D5 Maakandoodhoo Chaaya Reef Ellaidhoo Velassaru Taj Exotica Maalhoss Kandholhudhoo Jumeirah Vittaveli H5 Huvafen Fushi L5 Dhiyamigili E5 Maakurathu W Retreat Adaaran Prestige Vadoo Embudu Village Dhoni Migili Himendhoo KAAFU ATOLL C5 Hideaway Beach Resort & Spa N ’ F5 Dhonfanu E5 Maalhendhoo Naladhu Maldives MALE' ATOLL Constance Moofushi Gulhi C5 J Resort Alidhoo o Hangngnaameedhoo Anantara Dhigu 4 00 F5 EYDHAFUSHI F5 Maalhos Diamonds Athuruga Anantara Veli Kunburudhoo Vaagali Biyadhoo MAAFUSHI O5 Jumeirah Dhevanafushi F5 Fainu H4 Maalhos Omadhoo Dream Island Cocoa SOUTH MALE' ATOLL Club Rannalhi Guraidhoo Holiday Inn H5 Jumeirah Vittaveli Diamonds Thudufushi Maadhoo Kudafinolhu P5 Fares O5 Maamendhoo MAHIBADHOO Fihalhohi Fun Island Olhuveli E6 Kanuhura, Maldives C5 Faridhoo M5 Maamendhoo ALIFU DHAALU ATOLL Mandhoo Rihiveli F5 Kihaad Maldives Lily Beach Angaga I J4 Feeali I4 Maamigili Mirihi Island Resort Twin Island Vilamendhoo F5 Komandoo Maldives Island Resort Conrad Rangali Island Ranveli D5 Feevah C4 Maarandhoo Centata Grand Dhangethi Fulidhoo H4 Kuramathi Island Resort Vakarufalhi Kudarah G4 Fehendhoo P5 Maathoda Holiday Island Dhigurah Dhiggiri E5 Kuredu Island Resort & Spa Kunavashi VAAVU ATOLL Fenfushi Lux* Maldives Alimathaa Aquatic Resort H6 Kurumba Maldives J6 FELIDHOO D5 Maaungoodhoo Tholhufushi Dhidhdhoo Sun Island Maamigili N ’ I4 Fenfushi M5 Maavah I4 Lily Beach Resort & Spa Thinadhoo o FELIDHOO 3 30 E4 Lomaa Maamingili Resort & spa H4 Feridhoo C5 Maavaidhoo Keyodhoo D5 Feydhoo P5 Madaveli I4 Lux* Maldives Ambaraa H4 Maayafushi Tourist Resort R5 Feydhoo L5 Madifushi H4 Madoogali Resort & Spa C5 Filladhoo J6 Madifushi Fieeali Rakeedhoo Filitheyo G5 Makunudu Island C5 Finey F4 Maduvvari FAAFU ATOLL K6 Medufushi Island Resort J D5 Firunbaidhoo J6 Maduvvari Bileiydhoo H6 Meeru Island Resort & Spa D5 Fiyoari J4 MAGOODHOO MAGOODHOO Dhigaaru Maduvvari I4 Mirihi Island Resort Nilandhoo Dharaboodhoo Raiymandhoo D5 Foakaidhoo I4 MAHIBADHOO Vilu Reef Madifushi H6 Naladhu Maldives N Meedhoo ’ Q5 FOAMMULAH D4 Makunudhoo Faandhoo Angsana Velavaru H4 Nika Island Resort o Ribudhoo 3 00 Badidhoo K4 Niyama Maldives E5 Foddhoo H6 MALE Boli mulah Veyvah MULI I5 Olhuveli Beach & Spa Resort M6 FONADHOO E5 MANADHOO Hulhudheli Naalaafushi G5 One&Only at Reethi Rah, Maldives G4 Fulhadhoo I4 Mandhoo DHAALU ATOLL Medufushi Island Resort Gemendhoo Gasveli Chaaya Lagoon Hakuraa Huraa Dhekunuboduveli F6 Palm Beach Resort & Spa I5 Fulidhoo R5 Maradhoo Kudausfushi H6 Paradise Island Resort & Spa Vaanee Kolhuvaariyaafushi K D5 FUNADHOO D5 Maroshi Olhuveli Maaeboodhoo O5 Park Hyatt Maldives, Hadahaa L5 Gaadhiffushi H4 Mathiveri KUDAHUVADHOO Niyama I4 Ranveli Village M5 Gaadhoo F4 Meedhoo MEEMU ATOLL F5 Reethi Beach Resort G5 Gaafaru J5 Meedhoo Buruni I5 Rihiveli Beach Resort N ’ P5 Gaddhoo R5 Meedhoo Vilufushi O5 Robinson Club Maldives o 2 30 M6 Gan E5 Miladhoo THAA ATOLL F5 Royal Island Resort & Spa L5 Gan B4 Mulhadhoo Kalhufahalafushi R5 Shangri-La’s Villingili Resort & Spa Madifushi P6 Gemanafushi K6 MULI Dhiyamigili H6 Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Kadoodhoo Guraidhoo Resort & Spa K5 Gemendhoo L6 Mundoo Vandhoo Male’fushi - Regent Maldives Hirilandhoo Gaadhiffushi K4 Six Senses Laamu D4 Goidhoo C5 Muraidhoo Thimarafushi L Elaa VEYMANDHOO F5 Soneva Fushi Resort Residence & G5 Goidhoo K6 Naalaafushi Omadhoo Kibidhoo Spa I6 Gulhi P5 Nadallaa Isdhoo Dhabidhoo G5 Summer Island Village I5 Guraidhoo F5 NAIFARU I4 Sun Island Resort & Spa N Maabaidhoo ’ Mundoo L5 Guraidhoo C4 Naivaadhoo Kalhaidhoo H6 Taj Exotica Resort & Spa Maldives o 2 00 Gasgandufinolhu I4 Hangnaameedhoo D5 Narudhoo Bodufinolhu O5 The Residence Maldives Gan C5 Hanimaadhoo C4 Nellaidhoo Maavah H6 Thulhagiri Island Resort & Spa Kaddhoo B4 Hathifushi C4 Neykurendhoo Six Senses Laamu FONADHOO I4 Twin Island Resort Maamendhoo Gaadhoo I4 Vakarufalhi Maldives E5 Hebadhoo J4 Nilandhoo Kunahandhoo Hithadhoo H4 Himendhoo O5 Nilandhoo E5 Velaa Private Island M H6 Himmafushi C5 Nolhivaramu H5 Velassaru Maldives Resort LAAMU ATOLL H4 Velidhu Island Resort & Spa F5 Hinnavaru C5 Nolhivaranfaru H5 Veligandu Island Resort L4 Hirilandhoo D5 Noomaraa D5 Viceroy Maldives Resort & Spa N ’ C4 Hirimaradhoo F6 Olhuvelifushi I4 Vilamendhoo Island Resort & Spa o 1 30 F4 Hithaadhoo I4 Omadhoo J5 Vilu Reef Beach & Spa Resort M5 Hithadhoo L5 Omadhoo H5 Vivanta by Taj Coral Reef Maldives R5 HITHADHOO J6 Raiymandhoo H4 W Retreat & Spa - Maldives P5 Hoandeddhoo J5 Rakeedhoo E5 Zitahli Resort & Spa E5 Holhudhoo H5 RASDHOO N C5 Hondaidhoo E4 Rasgetheemu K4 Hulhudheli E5 Rasmaadhoo PICNIC ISLANDS R5 Hulhudhoo P5 Rathafandhoo J5 Ambaraa N ’ H4 Ethere Madivaru o E5 Hulhudhuffaaru J4 Ribudhoo 1 00 J4 Faandhoo H6 Hulhumale C4 Thakandhoo H6 Huraa L5 Thimarafushi GAAFU ALIFU ATOLL H6 Huraa Finolhu H4 Kandholhudhoo
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