by admin (Posted Wed, 16 Dec 2009 18:44:04 GMT)
Surfing arrived in the Maldives in the late 1970s, and has been growing in popularity ever since that first board rode the Maldivian breaks. Learn more about surfing in the Maldives here!
These are the most famous surf spots in the Maldives!
Chickens – Villingilimathi Huraa (Kuda Villingili), Uninhabited island. Eastern reef of North Male’ Atoll.
Cokes – Thulusdhoo, Atoll Capital. Eastern reef of North Male’ Atoll.
Gurus – Male’, the capital. Eastern reef of Male’, Southern tip of North Male’ Atoll.
Honky’s – Thamburudhoo (Uninhabited Island), Eastern Reef of North Male’ Atoll.
Kate’s – Boduhuraa, Uninhabited Island near the Palm Tree Island Resort. Eastern Reef of South Male’ Atoll.
Lohis – Lohifushi Island Resort. Eastern reef of North Male’ Atoll.
Male’ Island Point – Full Moon Beach Resort, Furana Fushi Island, Eastern Reef of North Male’ Atoll.
Natives – Kandooma Resort, Eastern Reef of North Male’ Atoll.
Piddlies / Ninjas – Kanifinolhu Resort. Eastern Reef of North Male’ Atoll.
Quarters – Gulhigaathuhuraa, uninhabited island attached to Palm Tree Island Resort.
Riptides – Guraidhoo, Inhabited Island. Eastern Reef of South Male’ Atoll.
Sultans – Tari Village Resort (Kanu Huraa) . Eastern reef of North Male’ Atoll.
Tomb Stones – Thamburudhoo (Uninhabited Island), Adjacent to ‘Sultans’. Eastern Reef of North Male’ Atoll.
Twin Peaks – Miyaru Faru near the island of Gulhi, inhabited island, Eastern Reef of South Male’ Atoll.
