Maldives 🇲🇻Resident Island Experience——Fulidhoo Island Travel Notes

Fulidhoo Island in the Maldives is an unforgettable island paradise, which can be reached by speedboat in about 70 minutes from the airport island. The tranquility and beautiful scenery here fully explain why "you must visit the Maldives once in your lifetime". First of all, there are not many people on the island, and the whole atmosphere is quiet and comfortable, as if you have your own tropical island. The sand on the island's beach is fine and soft, and stepping on it feels like walking on the clouds, making people completely relaxed. Compared to other more famous islands in the Maldives, the prices of accommodation and dining here are very affordable. Whether it is accommodation options or the food in local restaurants, it is an extremely attractive choice for travelers who want to experience the Maldives without spending too much. In addition to the excellent environment, Fulidhoo Island is full of great places for taking photos. There are many romantic swings and lounge chairs on the beach, and any photo you take will create an exotic scene. Especially at sunset, the setting sun dyes the entire sky golden orange, and with the silhouette of the swing, the picture is so dreamy that people feel like they are in a postcard. Such a beautiful sunset makes people truly appreciate the ultimate romance and tranquil beauty of the Maldives. If you are lucky, you may even have the chance to see schools of stingrays at the island’s pier! You don’t need to go out to sea specifically for snorkeling. Just stop at the pier for a while and you can appreciate this natural wonder and feel the vitality and beauty of nature up close. 💞Reason for recommendation: Fulidhoo Island is a small island with beautiful scenery and affordable prices. Whether you are pursuing romance, taking photos, or simply want to relax, this place can meet your expectations. If you are planning a trip to the Maldives, this inhabited island is definitely worth including in your list! #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025