Addu City A Atoll of Six.
Addu City is the southernmost atoll in the Maldives, a unique formation of six distinct districts united by a shared history and a common vision for a sustainable future.
Geography & Heritage
Addu Atoll, also known as Seenu Atoll, is the southernmost atoll of the Maldives archipelago. Unlike many other atolls in the country, the islands of Addu are large and some are connected by a 14km long Link Road.
The city has a rich history, having served as a significant hub for trade and a strategic location during World War II. Today, it stands as the second-largest urban area in the Maldives, driving progress through tourism, fisheries, and a growing digital economy.
The Link Road
Connecting Hithadhoo to Gan through four bridges, it is the lifeline of the city's commerce and social interaction.
Gan International
Our gateway to the world, facilitating tourism and international trade for the southern region.
District Breakdown
Hithadhoo
The administrative heart and largest district of Addu City.
Maradhoo
A vibrant community known for its traditional fisheries and craftsmanship.
Maradhoo-Feydhoo
A central residential district connecting the larger hubs.
Feydhoo
Home to the central port and a major commercial gateway.
Hulhudhoo
An eastern district rich in agriculture and scenic beauty.
Meedhoo
The oldest settled district with deep historic and cultural roots.