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Fuvahmulah Maldives

A local-island base for tiger sharks, deep walls, and biosphere reserve nature

Updated Feb 13, 202619 sources

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Fees And Permits

Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.

Fees You Can't Skip

  • Maldives Green Tax - USD $12 per person per day (resorts and large tourist establishments); USD $6 per person per day (small hotels and guesthouses on inhabited islands)
  • Dhadimagi Kilhi entry (Fuvahmulah Nature Park) - MVR 5 per pax
  • Typical payment pattern: Most travelers will see taxes and small local fees added to accommodation and activities.

What people usually pay

Most travelers will see taxes and small local fees added to accommodation and activities. The key nationwide charge is the Maldives Green Tax, collected per day of stay by your accommodation. On Fuvahmulah, expect small entrance fees for certain protected nature sites, and let your dive operator handle any marine-protected-area compliance requirements.

FeeAmountApplies toWhere to payNotes
Maldives Green Tax

USD $12 per person per day (resorts and large tourist establishments); USD $6 per person per day (small hotels and guesthouses on inhabited islands)

per day of stay

All tourists (children under 2 exempt, per MIRA guidance)Collected by your accommodation and remitted to MIRA

Rates increased from 1 January 2025. Your hotel or guesthouse should itemize the Green Tax on the bill.

Dhadimagi Kilhi entry (Fuvahmulah Nature Park)

MVR 5 per pax

per visit

Visitors to Dhadimagi KilhiProtected Areas booking portal for Dhadimagi Kilhi or via local staff at the park

Carry small cash as a backup. Respect boardwalk rules and keep noise low for wildlife.

Farikede Marine Protected Area visit (operator compliance)

Included in dive trip pricing (if applicable)

per dive trip

Divers visiting Farikede (marine protected area)Handled by your licensed dive operator

Farikede is designated a marine protected area associated with the biosphere reserve. Follow the briefing: no collecting, no anchoring on reef, and no wildlife harassment.