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Airlines flying to Baa Atoll

At Alternative Airlines, we offer 600+ airline options. To help save time, we've narrowed it down to our top three airlines to get you to Baa Atoll.

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  • One of the UK's biggest airlines, British Airways, is a popular and reliable choice. It prides itself on comfort, something essential for long-haul flights.
  • You'll leave from one of the London airports and arrive at Velana International Airport in Malé, the county's capital.
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  • Emirates, highly acclaimed for its luxury service, commonly flies to the Maldives.
  • They offer flights from Europe, North and South America, Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
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  • Maldivian is the national airline for the Maldives, offering domestic and international flights.
  • To get to Baa Atoll, you will likely have to take at least two flights: one from your country and another from an airport in the Maldives. This is where Maldivian will be useful.
  • Maldivian flies to 11 locations in the Maldives. Their international flights are predominantly based in Asia.

Airports near Baa Atoll

Ready to book your trip to Baa Atoll? These are our four recommended airports for arrival.

Velana International Airport

  • This airport is located in Malé, the capital city of the Maldives. It's the country's most popular airport and offers the most international flights.
  • It's approximately 120 kilometres from Baa Atoll and can be reached by a domestic flight or a speedboat transfer.
  • The plane journey from Velana airport to Dharavandhoo takes just 30 minutes.
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Dharavandhoo Airport

  • Dharavandhoo Airport is the airport of Baa Atoll.
  • They only offer domestic flights, so you'll have to fly from another airport in the Maldives first.
  • The closest and easiest domestic flight would be from Velana International Airport to Dharavandhoo.
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Hanimaadhoo International Airport

  • Hanimaadhoo International Airport is another option for overseas travellers, especially those who want to arrive at a less busy airport.
  • You'll have to get a domestic flight or a speedboat to arrive at Baa Atoll.
  • There are fewer flight options from this airport, and getting the times and dates you want can be challenging compared to flights from Velana.
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Villa International Airport Maamigili

  • Maamigili Airport offers both international and domestic flights. It originally only served domestic travellers but opened its gates to overseas customers in 2013.
  • The airport is around 197km from Baa Atoll, and you'd need to take a domestic flight or a speedboat to reach it.
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Book flights to Baa Atoll

Baa Atoll is a collection of islands in the Maldives. It's known for its soft white sand and serene turquoise oceans, making it an idyllic destination for a relaxing getaway or a romantic honeymoon.


Baa Atoll has been classified as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. It's an area recognised for its diverse ecosystem, demonstrating a healthy balance between people and nature. It's a great learning place and offers a chance to experience the serenity of nature away from the city's buzz.


Beautiful beaches, coral reefs, and dolphin sightings make Baa Atoll a holiday to cherish. Its tropical location means warm weather all year round. As the colder months approach, if you want a chance to bathe under the sun's embrace, then Baa Atoll would be perfect for you.



Fancy a trip to Baa Atoll? With over 600 airlines to choose from and more than 40 ways to pay, Alternative Airlines can help you conveniently book those flights. We offer budget-friendly, flexible flights that can get you to your destination when and how you want.

Things to do in Baa Atoll

Want to visit? We'll help you get started. Here's a list of our top three Baa Atoll activities to help you start planning.

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Hanifaru Bay

See the beauty of nature, untouched by pollution. Hanifaru Bay is a conservation marine site that allows visitors to experience it fully through snorkeling.

It's a nursery for manta rays and whale sharks. Neither manta rays nor whale sharks are dangerous to humans; in fact, they have very gentle temperaments. So if you're lucky enough to see one, be kind and respectful to it, as it will be more scared of you than you are of it.

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Baa Atoll reefs

The atoll is home to some of the healthiest coral reefs in the Maldives. Explore an ocean of technicolour with fish, turtles, and sharks. Whether you've snorkeled/dived a thousand times or are a newbie, there are sites for all experience levels throughout the Baa Atoll reefs.

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Local villages

Several islands in the Baa Atoll, like Eydhafushi and Dharavandhoo, are inhabited. The locals are friendly, and the villages have plenty of authentic food and gifts. Step outside of your resort and experience some of the Maldives' culture

Wherever you're looking to go next, we'll get you there on your terms

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Baa Atoll?

Baa Atoll is an area to the west of the Maldives. It consists of 75 islands and three atolls. Atolls are ring-shaped coral reefs that surround a lagoon.

Do I need a visa for Baa Atoll?

No, tourists of all nationalities will receive a free visa upon arrival in the Maldives. This will give you up to 30 days of travel.

When's the best time to visit Baa Atoll?

As we mentioned earlier, it's hot all year around in Baa Atoll, but that doesn't mean it's always dry. May to September is the Monsoon season in the Maldives, also known as the wet season. However, the rain doesn't tend to be too heavy or last too long at one time, so don't let this put you off.

If you want to go to Baa Atoll to witness the sea life, your best bet would be between July and October. Sea life is visible throughout the year, but these months have the highest reports of Manta Rays and Whale Sharks.

What language do locals speak in Baa Atoll?

The official language of Baa Atoll and the rest of the Maldives is Dhivehi, also known as Maldivian. However, many locals can also speak English and resort staff often speak numerous other languages.