Port of Huraa: Gateway to Island Life
Experience the heart of Huraa: where local culture meets stunning marine beauty in the Maldives.
The Port of Huraa is a vibrant hub that encapsulates the charm and beauty of island life in the Maldives. Visitors can witness traditional Maldivian fishing practices and immerse themselves in the local culture. The port also serves as a gateway for various water sports and excursions.
A brief summary to Port of Huraa
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Local tips
- Visit early in the morning to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere and stunning sunrise views.
- Try local seafood dishes at nearby cafes for an authentic taste of the Maldives.
- Consider booking a guided snorkeling tour to explore the vibrant marine life around the port.
- Be mindful of local customs and dress modestly when visiting nearby residential areas.
- Check local schedules for boat trips to nearby islands to make the most of your visit.
Getting There
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Walking
From anywhere in Huraa's main area, head towards the beach on the western side of the island. Walk along the shoreline, passing small shops and local eateries. After about 10 minutes, turn left and continue straight. The Port of Huraa is located near the end of the road, past a few local homes. Look for signs leading to the port area.
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Bicycle
Rent a bicycle from a local shop. Head towards the beach and cycle along the path parallel to the coast. After a short 5-minute ride, you'll see the port area to your right. Follow the path until you reach the Port of Huraa. Bicycle rentals are typically around $5 per day.
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Public Transport
From Malé, take a bus to the Villingili Ferry Terminal (approximately 5 MVR). Purchase a ferry ticket to Huraa (around 20 MVR). Ferries operate multiple times a day. Upon arrival in Huraa, walk or take a local taxi to the Port of Huraa. A taxi from the Huraa ferry terminal to the port will cost approximately 50 MVR.