North Malé Atoll, Maldives


Dhawa Ihuru

An idyllic haven surrounded by one of Maldives' finest house reefs

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Set on North Malé Atoll boasting crystal-clear waters and powder-white beach, endowed with one of the best Maldivian house reefs, breathtaking panoramas and a vibrant ambience – Dhawa Ihuru, a distinct island retreat of its own.  Be here.

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0.9 KM | 3 mins by speedboat
Discover our enchanting twin island - Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru, just a stone's throw away from Dhawa Ihuru. Hop on our daily scheduled ferries to experience the award-winning Banyan Tree Spa and indulge in beachside destination dining.

Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru 


18 KM | 25 mins by speedboat
Located in the capital of the Maldives, Malé, the Old Friday Mosque is a stunning UNESCO World Heritage site dating back to 1656. Crafted from coral stone, its intricate engravings and Quranic script showcase its historical and artistic significance, making it a must-visit destination for its timeless beauty and cultural importance.

The Old Friday Mosque (Hukuru Miskiiy)

An island sanctuary in the Maldives

18 KM | 25 mins by speedboat
Velana International Airport, located on Hulhulé Island, is the primary gateway to the Maldives and serves as the main point of entry for international travellers