Famous Dive Points: Kuredu Caves is one of the most famous dive sites in the atoll, known for its rich marine biodiversity and beautiful coral formations. Other notable dive spots include Miyaru Kandu and Fushivaru Thila.
Shipwrecks: The The Shipyard is an iconic dive site featuring two shipwrecks that are teeming with marine life, offering divers a unique underwater experience.
Cultural Sites: Naifaru Island has a traditional boat-building yard where visitors can observe skilled craftsmen at work.
Historical Significance: The atoll also has historical sites dating back centuries, including ancient mosques and relics of Maldivian culture.
Felivaru Tuna Factory: The Felivaru industrial island is famous for its tuna processing factory, which is one of the main sources of employment in the atoll. Visitors can sometimes tour the factory to learn more about the production and processing of Maldivian tuna.
Underwater Restaurant: The atoll is home to the world's largest all-glass underwater restaurant, 5.8 Undersea Restaurant, located at Hurawalhi Island Resort. It provides a unique dining experience with panoramic views of the underwater world.
Snorkeling and Diving: Lhaviyani Atoll is famous for its coral reefs, shipwreck dives, and abundant marine life including manta rays, reef sharks, and turtles.
Water Sports: Kayaking, paddleboarding, windsurfing, and jet skiing are popular water sports in the region.
Spa and Wellness: Many resorts feature luxury spa treatments in serene, over-water or beachside settings.
Fishing Trips: Traditional fishing is a major activity for visitors, offering an authentic Maldivian experience.
By Air: Lhaviyani Atoll is accessible via seaplane transfers from Velana International Airport (Malé), taking around 40 minutes to reach most resorts. By Sea: Regular ferry services and speedboats operate between the atoll's inhabited islands and Malé. Many of the resorts also offer private speedboat transfers for guests.