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Fuvahmulah’s Green Heart

Fuvahmulah’s Green Heart

Maldives My Islands magazine launched in Fuvahmulah

Maldives My Islands magazine launched in Fuvahmulah

Meet Rose, Fuvahmulah’s Largest Resident Tiger Shark

Meet Rose, Fuvahmulah’s Largest Resident Tiger Shark

Thoondu and Dhigurah: Two of the Maldives’ Most Remarkable Beaches

Thoondu and Dhigurah: Two of the Maldives’ Most Remarkable Beaches

Where Land Ends and the Ocean Begins

Where Land Ends and the Ocean Begins

Collage of marine life and monsoon scenes from Fuvahmulah during the Hulhangu season, featuring flying fish, frigate birds, giant trevally, sharks, manta rays, and rough ocean conditions along the island’s reef edge.

Hulhangu: Flying Fish, Frigate Birds and the Wild Sea of Fuvahmulah

Yasir Salih

Every year, when the southwest monsoon arrives in the Maldives, the sea

Collage featuring a tiger shark and a titan triggerfish in the reefs of Fuvahmulah, Maldives, illustrating the unexpected encounters between apex predators and territorial reef fish.

Tiny Reef Guardians That Dare Challenge Tiger Sharks

Yasir Salih

In the blue waters off Fuvahmulah in the southern Maldives, tiger sharks

A Stonefish (Synanceia verrucosa) camouflaged against a dark, rocky reef background, highlighting its warty texture and sedentary posture.

The Deadliest Rock in the Maldives: Why You Should Never Step on a Gaa Viha Mas

Yasir Salih

In the shimmering, sun-drenched shallows of the Maldivian lagoons, where the water

The Maldives’ Deadly Glow

Yasir Salih

In the crystalline expanse of the Maldivian atolls, beauty often serves as

A collage of rare land birds and residents of the southern Maldives, featuring a White Tern (Gygis alba) perched on a branch and a Common Moorhen (Gallinula chloropus) in the freshwater wetlands.

The Rare Birds of the Southern Maldives and the Equatorial Frontier

Yasir Salih

A biological lighthouse in the deep Indian Ocean, the southern atolls serve

Aerial view of powerful white waves crashing against the sharp coral reef edge of Fuvahmulah, transitioning into the deep blue ocean.

Faru: The Living Threshold of the Maldives

Yasir Salih

We were born on small islands where the vast ocean seems to

A diver approaching a large Tiger Shark (Galeocerdo cuvier) at the famous Tiger Zoo dive site in Fuvahmulah, Maldives.

Fuvahmulah Reaffirms Global Dominance with Double Victory at Asia’s Largest Diving Expo

Yasir Salih

Fuvahmulah City has once again cemented its status as a premier global

Wave-Eroded Surge Channels on the Northwest Coast of Fuvahmulah

Fuvahmulah’s Horongo and the Power of the Open Sea

Yasir Salih

Far south of the familiar rings of the Maldivian atolls, a solitary

A Green sea turtle floating in a turquoise lagoon pool at Maafushivaru Resort, Maldives, showing its beautifully patterned shell and flippers through clear water.

Where to See Sea Turtles in the Maldives: A Guide to Sanctuaries

Yasir Salih

Across the vast, crystalline expanse of the Maldivian atolls, a timeless ritual