Lhaviyani Atoll Guide
Lhaviyani Atoll (otherwise called Faadhippolhu Atoll) lies only north to North Malé Atoll. It is comprised of 54 islands, of which just 5 are possessed and 5 are resort islands.On the possessed islands, shore swimming should be possible for the most part in Olhuvelifushi (bordered by a tidal pond on its southern side) and Kurendhoo. The 5 hotel islands, lined by tidal ponds or potentially house reefs, are perfect for swimming.
With its 2km-long white sand ocean side, Kuredu is surely the most well known hotel island on the atoll. Bordered by reef drop-offs, it offers probably the best shore swimming in Lhaviyani. Kuredu is likewise the fundamental takeoff point for boat swimming visits to Fahigili, a magnificent reef lying under 2km from Kuredu's coast.The Maldives has an extraordinary variety of ocean life, with in excess of 2000 types of fish, going from brilliant reef fish to pelagic fish, for example, whale sharks. Lhaviyani Atoll, specifically, is a best position for swimming with ocean turtles, beams, and sharks in shallow water.
In the Maldives, the year is partitioned into not entirely settled by the storms. The northeastern rainstorm, from December to April, relates to the dry season. This is the best time frame for swimming on the grounds that the daylight is extraordinary, however it additionally relates to the pinnacle traveler season (high guest numbers and excessive costs).
The southwestern rainstorm, from May to November, relates to the stormy season. Rains and tempests are brief however extraordinary and are once in a while joined by areas of strength for extremely. All as the year progressed, normal temperatures change somewhere in the range of 79 and 93°F (26 and 34°C), with more intensity in the dry season. With a water temperature for all time around 82°F (28°C), the Maldives has ideal circumstances for swimming throughout the entire year.
