Neighborhood
Hulhumalé
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Hulhumalé is a man-made island constructed through land reclamation to alleviate overcrowding in Malé. Located northeast of the capital, it features a planned urban design with residential blocks, parks, and a long artificial beach popular for swimming and sunset strolls. The island also hosts the Hulhumalé Central Park, a mosque, and various shops and eateries. Its calm atmosphere contrasts with bustling Malé, offering a more relaxed environment. Visitors can explore the beach, cycle along the promenade, or sample local street food.
Don't miss
- Relax on Hulhumalé Beach with its soft sand and clear waters
- Stroll through Hulhumalé Central Park, a green oasis
- Cycle along the island's wide, tree-lined streets
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Hulhumalé
You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.
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