WHAT TO SEE
Top Rated Attractions and Places to Visit in the Maldives
Muleeaage – Residence of the President
Built in 1919 to be used as the Residence of the Crown Prince Hassan Izzuddeen, commissioned by his father Sultan Muhammad Shamsuddeen III. It is…
November 3rd Memorial
This monument pays tribute to the soldiers who died during the November 3rd, 1988 coup d’état attempt by a group of Maldivians. They were assisted…
Sultan Park
This is the biggest and oldest public park in the capital city of Male’. It is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle…
Rasfannu Beach
Escape the traffic at Rasfannu Beach. It’s a small beach on the western coast with a stretch of white sand, a warm lagoon, and seating…
Local Fish Market
The Malé Fish Market is located along the inner harbor on the north side of the island, just west of Republic Square and Presidential Jetty. It…
Kalhu Vakaru Mosque
Kalhu Vakaru Miskiy was commissioned in the 18th century by Sultan Shamsuddeen II and completed during the reign of Sultan Hassan Nooruddeen I. It stood on…
Tsunami Monument
It is located at the south western corner of Male’, just a short walk from the Villingili Ferry Terminal and South Harbour Food Court. It…
Artificial Beach
The beach is located on the eastern seafront of the island and is very near to the Male city’s recreational centre. At first glance, the…
Islamic Center
Officially known as Masjid-al-Sultan Muhammad Thakurufaanu Al Auzam is the largest mosque in the Maldives. This 3 storey architectural landmark was opened in November 1984…
Medhuziyaaraiy
Medhu Ziyaaraiy is the tomb of the famous Moroccan scholar Abdul Barakat Yoosuf Al Barbary who is credited for introducing Islam in the Maldives during…
Male’ Friday Mosque
The Malé Friday Mosque, locally known as ‘Hukuru Miskiy’ is one of the oldest and most beautiful mosques in the country. Hukuru Miskiy dates back…