Innahura Maldives Resort Location & Getting To

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Destination: paradise!

Getting to Innahura is easy. The resort is located in the south-east corner of the Lhaviyani Atoll and you can reach the island by a scenic 40-minute seaplane flight from Velana International Airport (also known as Male’ International Airport) near Male’ (MLE).

Velana International Airport and the seaplane operator, Maldivian Seaplane, are located on Hulhule Island.

Once you have landed, gone through the visa control and collected your luggage, make your way to the Crown & Champa Resorts airport counter, counter number 59, where one of the staff can point you in the direction of the seaplane check-in counter.

A scenic flight to Innahura

Getting to the resort from Male’ is an experience in and of itself! Once on board the seaplane, soaring across azure lagoons and desolate sandbanks, you will immediately come to understand why the Maldives has a reputation for being one of the world’s most jaw-droppingly beautiful holiday destinations. Have your camera at the ready and enjoy your Innahura-bound flight!

The Maldives in a nutshell

The Maldives lies south-west of the southern tip of India and spans a large area of the Indian Ocean. Its 1,192 islands, divided into 26 atolls, breach the ocean surface on an extinct volcanic mountain ridge. What formed around the rims of these volcanoes were coral reefs, an eco-system and living organism that rivals tropical rainforests in terms of biodiversity. As of today, more than 2,000 species of fish and over 200 species of coral have been identified in the Maldives’ waters. The country’s area is about 90,000 square kilometres (about the size of Portugal), yet less than an estimated 0.5% is dry land.

What makes the Maldives special as a tourist destination is its ‘One Island, One Resort’ concept, where you can experience private-island-style escapes.

Destination: paradise!

A scenic flight to Innahura

The Maldives in a nutshell

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