November to April is considered the best time to visit Fuvahmulah, as the weather is drier and ideal for exploring the island and enjoying water activities.

Dhivehi is the official language, but English is widely spoken, especially in the tourism sector.

Fuvahmulah can be accessed by domestic flights from Malé, the capital city. There are no direct international flights to the island.

Thoondu Beach is known for its white pebble 'thundi,' which is unique to this island and offers stunning sunsets.

Yes, Fuvahmulah offers a safe and serene environment, ideal for family vacations with numerous nature activities.

The Maldivian Rufiyaa (MVR) is the local currency, though USD is also widely accepted in tourist areas.

Tourists can rent bicycles, scooters, or use taxis to explore the island and its attractions.

Visitors should dress modestly, especially when visiting mosques or local communities, in respect of cultural norms.

Yes, tourists should try traditional dishes such as Mas Huni (tuna with coconut) and Garudhiya (fish soup).

Yes, snorkeling is popular, especially in the crystal-clear waters surrounding the island, offering a glimpse of its rich marine life.