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Take a deep Breath!
Did you know?
Every Second Breath you breathe comes from the ocean!
Welcome to
ZERO DEGREE RESIDENCE
​​Located in the historic area of Hoadhadu, Fuvahmulah, Zero Degree Residence is just a 3-minute walk from the ocean and a 10-minute stroll to the pristine white pebble sandy beach. It's the perfect retreat to unwind after a day filled with unforgettable diving adventures.
Nestled among tropical foliage, palm trees, and vibrant exotic gardens, Zero Degree Residence offers a serene atmosphere where you’ll feel right at home. Designed with flexibility in mind, we cater to the needs of individuals, couples, and families alike, delivering 5-star comfort and exceptional service.
Upon entering Zero Degree Residence, you’ll immediately experience the warm and welcoming ambiance that sets us apart. Our spacious rooms feature comfortable beds that invite you to relax and enjoy their soft, cozy charm.
The rooftop terrace, shaded by large umbrellas, provides the perfect spot to soak in the natural beauty of the surroundings. All accommodations include a complimentary, generous breakfast served at our in-house restaurant.
Our reception is available 24/7 and can assist with guided tours, local experiences, and entertainment arrangements ensuring your stay is as enjoyable and effortless as possible.
FUVAHMULAH
The Deep‑South Gem of the Maldives
Fuvahmulah is one of the most unique island in the Maldives: it is a single‑island atoll, isolated in the deep south of the archipelago, just below the equator. The island stretches about 4.5 km in length and around 1.2 km in width at its widest. Fuvahmulah is home to a vibrant local community, with a population of approximately 13,000 residents. Despite its remoteness, life here is connected: fishing, farming, traditional crafts, and local culture are central to daily life.
Why It’s Unique
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Only island in the Maldives with two freshwater lakes: Dhadimagi Kilhi and Bandaara Kilhi.
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Rich wetlands, mangroves, and marshes make up its interior—lush vegetation rarely seen on many other Maldivian islands.
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Marine biodiversity is exceptional: many pelagic (open ocean) species, year‑round encounters with tiger sharks, and a variety of sharks, mantas, and large fish.
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