Located in the Haa Dhaalu Atoll, Hanimadhoo is one of the largest inhabited islands of Maldives. It stretches over a length of 7 km, with the broadest part of the land being only 750 metres. One side of Hanimadhoo is surrounded by a beach along the periphery, while the other side has house reefs. Hanimadhoo is famous for snorkelling, scuba diving, night fishing, dolphin spotting and kayaking.
Apart from the island's scenic beauty, Hanimadhoo also houses around two thousand people, along with a domestic airport. Since it is located almost 300km from Male, the only way to reach here is through a domestic flight. Due to the atmospheric conditions, many banana plantations are found in Hanimadhoo. The Conservation Centre present on the island's northern end is also a must-visit. There are some excellent restaurants and cafes in Hanimadhoo, along with a few small hotels.