Addu

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Addu (also Seenu) [1] is the southernmost atoll in the Maldives. Hithadhoo, its capital, was the base of the short-lived United Suvadive Republic secessionist movement in 1959–1963.

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Gan International Airport (IATA: GAN) can be reached from the capital, Male, in a beautiful unforgettable 60-minute-flight over the southern atolls of the Maldives. The airport has been upgraded to international status and is scheduled to start receiving direct charters from Europe in 2007.

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The four islands of Gan, Feydu, Maradu and Hithadhoo are connected to each other by causeways.

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There are only two hotels/resorts in the atoll.

  • Equator Village, Gan, [2]. Three-star hotel on the airport island. edit

  • Herathera, [3]. New resort opening October 1, 2007. Claims to have the longest beach in the Maldives. US$160/190 low/high season.  edit

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