Local island •Meemu atoll, see all its islands
Mulak
- Population
- 1,426
- as of 2022
- Area
- 0.68 km²
- land area
Overview
Mulak is a local island in Meemu. About 1,426 people live here.
On the island
- Health centre
- ATM
Not on the island
- Clinic
- Hospital
- Bank
- Airport
Access points
Getting to Mulak
Public Ferry
From Muli harbour (Meemu Atoll)
15 min
Daily except Monday and Friday
MTCC links Muli harbour to Mulak on a separate leg after the flight. Published ferries leave before the checked afternoon flight arrives; an overnight in Muli may be needed. Fare basis: per person, one-way public ticket; current amount unconfirmed.
Not suited to late arrivals
Scheduled Speedboat
From Muli harbour (Meemu Atoll)
5 min
Mon, Wed, Thu, Sat
MTCC links Muli harbour to Mulak on a separate leg after the flight. Published boats leave before the checked afternoon flight arrives; an overnight may be needed. Direct Malé sailings are an alternative. Malas Speed advertises airport sailings; confirm its Mulaku stop before booking. Fare basis: per person, one-way public ticket; current amount unconfirmed.
Not suited to late arrivals
Domestic Flight
From Velana International Airport (Male')
45 min • $142.67 per person
Daily
Maldivian flies to Muli Airport (MUM). Continue from Muli Harbour to Mulak on a separate boat leg; published ferry departures may require an overnight stay in Muli. Fare is per person, one-way; price varies by departure and ticket conditions.
Not suited to late arrivals
Guest guidance
Good to know before you arrive
- No bikini beach
- No alcohol
Who it's for
Surfers seeking Mulah Point and Pit Stops, and travellers comfortable staying in a fishing village and arranging boat transfers.
Who it's not for
Nightlife seekers, travellers expecting resort amenities, and anyone relying on a confirmed bikini beach or flights directly onto the island.
Dress code
Cover shoulders and knees in the village; reserve swimwear for resort or sandbank excursions.
During Ramadan
Local cafés and restaurants may limit daylight service during Ramadan; guesthouses generally continue serving guests.