Veavabade

Veavabade is a small fishing village located on the northern coast of Fuvemie, a atoll in the Raa Atoll of the Maldives. It is situated on the eastern side of the atoll, approximately 130 kilometers northwest of the capital city Malé.

Veavabade is a remote village with a population of less than 200 people, mostly engaged in traditional fishing and boat-building activities. The village is accessible only by sea or air, with regular ferry services and occasional flights connecting it to the main islands. The village's limited infrastructure and accessibility contribute to its isolated nature.

Veavabade's economy is primarily driven by the fishing industry, with many residents engaged in artisanal fishing using traditional methods passed down through generations. The village also has a small-scale boat-building industry, producing traditional Dhoni boats used by local fishermen and traders.

The village is known for its pristine natural environment, with crystal-clear waters, coral reefs, and diverse marine life. Visitors can engage in activities such as snorkeling, diving, and fishing, although tourism infrastructure is limited.

The village has a few basic facilities, including a small mosque and a few houses with electricity and water connections. Healthcare services are available at the village's medical center, which provides basic primary care. Communication with the outside world is provided by a small school with satellite phone connections. Overall, Veavabade remains a tranquil and traditional fishing village, with a unique culture and stunning natural scenery.