Dhaalu Atoll 

The capital island of the Dhaalu atoll, Kudahuvadhoo, is located at the southern tip of the atoll. With a population of around 1500, the island, Kudahuvadhoo, is equipped with basic infrastructures including good secondary level schools and medical facilities.

Hawittas or mysterious mounds, which are believed to be ruins of Buddhist temples, mark the island's landscape. Another major landmark of Kudahuvadhoo is an old mosque, which is famous for its craftsmanship. Considered a masterpiece by top archeologists, this mosque is especially well-known for its coral stone carvings and masonry.

Divers find this island to be a good diving destination for pleasure as well as for diving. The two wrecks located near this island - the Utheemu 1, which wrecked in 1960 and the Liffey which ran aground in 1879 attract a diverse range of marine life.

The island, Ribudhoo is famous for its jewellery and is hence also known by the name - "Jewellers Island". Home to the finest jewelers of the Maldives, gold and silver jewellery of the finest quality is produced here. According to Maldivian legend, the chief jeweler of the Sultan started this craftsmanship after being exiled to this island for stealing some gold.

The island, Hulhudheli is located at quite a distance from the other inhabited areas. The island has a population of 750.

The island, Meedhoo is a fishing village located close to the 2 resort islands of the Dhaalu Atoll. The resort islands are separated from Meedhoo by a 15 minute boat ride only.