The terminal building

Airport · Addu Atoll, Maldives

Gan International Airport GAN

7 km from central Addu Atoll. Live flights, getting to town, car rental and where to stay.

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About the airport

Gan International Airport serves Addu Atoll. It handles domestic flights, with some seasonal international charter routes to nearby resorts.

Terminals

A single passenger terminal, with arrivals and departures in the same building, with shops and places to eat. It handles domestic flights, with some seasonal international charter routes to nearby resorts.

Services

Facilities at the airport are basic. The nearest islands and resorts are reached by speedboat or local ferry from the airport’s jetty. Transfers are often arranged by your accommodation in advance.

Official website

Getting to the city

  • Boat Transfer

    The nearest islands and resorts are reached by speedboat or local ferry from the airport's jetty; transfers are often arranged by your accommodation in advance.

Airport map

Terminal

A single passenger terminal, with arrivals and departures in the same building, with shops and places to eat. It handles domestic flights, with some seasonal international charter routes to nearby resorts.

Addu Atoll

Things to do in Addu Atoll

Addu Atoll, the Maldives' southernmost, was a British airbase and is now linked by a causeway across several islands.

Frequently asked questions

How far is the airport from central Addu Atoll?

Gan International Airport airport is about 7 km from central Addu Atoll.

How do I get from the airport to central Addu Atoll?

From Gan International Airport airport you can take Boat Transfer (boat). Pre-booked taxis and private transfers are also available.

How many terminals does Gan International Airport airport have?

Gan International Airport has one terminal: Terminal.

Landing in Addu Atoll?

Book your car and your stay before you arrive: more choice and better prices.

Photo credits
  • The terminal building: Unilandofma, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons