Activities

Explore the beautiful house reefs and faroes that make up Baa Atoll and discover for yourself why it is renown worldwide as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserver. Tom kae it even more memorable you could even choose to get licensed as a Diver on your trip!

Day trips can be arranged to local islands with a local guide that will tailor your time to your preferences, giving you the most authentic cultural experience possible. No one knows the Maldives like we Maldivians do!

Even if you haven’t gotten your diving credentials, any water lover visiting Baa Atoll should visit the spectacular reefs and say hello to the magnificent fauna it houses! If you’re lucky enough to be visiting for the Manta Season, the underwater phenomenon that is Hanifaru Bay is a must see!

Visit a virgin island, a stretch of sand in the sky for the epitome of romantic picnics.

As Dharavandhoo is a local island, fishing can be enjoyed 50 meters from the island, within the hemisphere of its house reef as well as further out in the ocean, depending on how adventurous you’re feeling.

A range of watersports from Jet SKis to Banana Boats will provide plenty of thrills and excitement for the more action oriented!

Hanifaru Bay, the plankton filled spot where all Manta’s come to meet. During the manta season that is from June till November, the south west monsoon causes planktons to be heavily built up in this area attracting hundreds of Manta Rays and whale sharks. It is a once in a lifetime experience to swim with these gentle giants during their feeding frenzy.

Hanifaru Bay is a top spot for marine lovers who are in search of whale sharks , especially from May to November. During this time, lots of plankton get trapped in the reef, attracting whale sharks and many Manta Rays. You can see over a hundred Mantas and whale sharks feeding off the coral reef at the same time. This makes Hanifaru Bay the world’s largest feeding station, offering an unforgettable experience for visitors.