Hudhuhelakanfai: Fuvahmulah’s Most Formidable Giant Trevally

The Fish Fishermen Fear Most Along the storm-beaten reef edges of Fuvahmulah, fishermen still speak about a giant trevally unlike […]

Beyond the Beaches: Eid Al-Adha in the Maldives

For a few days each year, the Maldives shifts from resort paradise to something more personal — a nation celebrating

The Maldives does not require deep diving certification to reveal its beauty. Sometimes the most memorable encounters happen only a

As islanders surrounded by the Indian Ocean, we grow up closely connected to the sea. Our islands are known for

The bodies of the remaining four Italian divers missing after last week’s cave-diving accident in Vaavu Atoll were found today,

Saving the Shark Pups During the 27th day of Ramadan in the 1990s, fishermen arrived at Neregando with a large

Every year, when the southwest monsoon arrives in the Maldives, the sea around Fuvahmulah begins to change. Heavy clouds gather

Giant trevally — or maamudu, as we call it in our dialect — is one of the strongest and most