Encounter the Wonders of Stingray Feeding in Fulidhoo
Discover the magic of marine life at the Stingray Feeding Point in Fulidhoo, where you can interact with friendly stingrays in their natural habitat.
The Stingray Feeding Point in Fulidhoo offers a unique and thrilling experience for tourists eager to connect with marine life. Here, visitors can observe and feed friendly stingrays in their natural habitat, creating unforgettable memories in the Maldives.
A brief summary to Sting ray feeding point
- MCH8+G9C, Fulidhoo, MV
Local tips
- Visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and enjoy a more personal experience with the stingrays.
- Bring a waterproof camera to capture the incredible moments with the stingrays.
- Wear sunscreen to protect your skin while enjoying the sunny Maldives weather.
- Follow the instructions given by the staff to ensure a safe and enjoyable interaction with the stingrays.
- Check local tides and weather conditions for the best time to visit.
Getting There
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Public Transport - Ferry
To reach the Stingray feeding point in Fulidhoo, first take a ferry from Male or any nearby island to Vaavu Atoll. Ferries run regularly and you can check the local schedules for availability. From Male, the journey typically takes about 4 hours. Once you arrive at Vaavu Atoll, you will need to take a local ferry to Fulidhoo, which is approximately a 30-minute ride. Ensure you check the timing of the ferries to avoid long waits.
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Walking
After disembarking the ferry at Fulidhoo, exit the port area and head towards MCH8+G9C, which is the location of the Stingray feeding point. It's a short walk of about 10-15 minutes from the ferry terminal. Look for local signs or ask locals for directions if needed, as they are usually very helpful.
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Private Boat
If you prefer a more direct route, consider hiring a private boat from nearby resorts or from the local fishermen in Fulidhoo. This option may be more expensive, typically costing around $100-$200, but it can take you directly to the Stingray feeding point, allowing for a more personalized experience and potentially less time spent traveling.
