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Raa Atoll sits in the far north of the Maldives, 160 kilometres north of Malé. The atoll is among the least-developed of the Maldives' charter-accessible atolls, with only 4 resort islands across an 80-kilometre stretch — most of the 88 islands and submerged reefs are uninhabited or remain home to small traditional fishing villages. The lower-traffic environment makes Raa one of the best-preserved reef ecosystems in the country, with healthier coral cover (most other atolls were heavily bleached in 2016 and 2024) and higher pelagic fish density. The resort islands include Maamunagau, Adaaran Select Meedhupparu, and the larger Furaveri. Day-sail routes south reach Baa Atoll and the Hanifaru manta aggregation in 3 hours. Raa is 8 hours from Malé by sail. Season runs year-round; peak November-April.
Maamigili Island, located in Raa Atoll, is an uninhabited island that offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. The island is home to the Loama Museum, which showcases artifacts from different periods of Maldivian history, including traditional baths and a 125-year-old Maldivian house. Visitors can explore the rich history while enjoying the pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters surrounding the island.
Nestled in the breathtaking Raa Atoll, Alila Kothaifaru is a spectacular stop for those exploring the Maldives by boat. The island is surrounded by crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and an abundance of marine life, making it a paradise for snorkelers and divers. The nearby waters are home to manta rays, whale sharks, and colorful reef fish, offering an unforgettable underwater experience. Whether anchoring for a day of relaxation or seeking adventure in the deep blue, Alila Kothaifaru provides the perfect blend of serenity and exploration.
Raa Atoll is renowned for its exceptional diving and snorkeling spots. The atoll's deeper waters are teeming with marine life, including colorful corals, manta rays, and various shark species. Dive sites such as Fenfushi Thila and Beriyanmadhoo Thila offer divers the chance to explore vibrant underwater landscapes and encounter diverse sea creatures, making it a paradise for underwater enthusiasts.
