Biyadhoo Island

Biyaadhoo or Biyadhoo is a circular ten-acre resort-island in South Male atoll  of the Maldives. The island is located 18 miles south of Male International airport. It is located 330 yards from another resort-island, Villivaru. Both Biyaadhoo- and Villivaru islands are owned and managed by the Taj group from India. It is mostly made up by the Biyadhoo Island Resort, but remains a densely vegetated and forested island.  There is one resort, a restaurant, spa, and one bar located on the island, all which are parts of the resort.

The island of Biyadhoo is oftentimes referred to as a Scuba-diving island, and its situation in South Male Atoll gives access to many famous diving sites in the Maldives. The scuba-diving in the area is famous for sites such as Kandooma Thila, known for its dense schools of fish species, Kandooma Caves, which is famous for its soft corals, and the Protected Marine Area of Guraidhoo Kandu, which is a broad, fast channel. The Nautico Watersports Center runs the scuba-diving on both Villvaru- and Biyadhoo islands. It is close to shore all the way around, with an abundance of coral growth inside its lagoon as well as down the drop-off. Other water sport activities on the island includes snorkeling, windsurfing, catamaran sailing, and canoe paddling.

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