If you are curious about archaeological structures and remains, then Devvadhoo Island should be in your "Maldives- Places to Visit" as this is one of the big, presently uninhabited islands. There are quite a few Buddhist archaeological remains which suggest the likelihood of this island is an important island during the Maldivian history. The well-known ruin from this island is the "Devvadhoo Usgadu", the largest mound, which was once a large stupa measuring 96 feet wide, 4 feet high and 200 feet long. There are 2 other mounds and 2 other ruins in this island. It is said that none of these remains has been thoroughly investigated. However, you are free to explore a little. Most islands are easily accessible and transport can always be arranged. On the other hand, you could always go for the excursions arranged by hotels and resorts like Adaaran Club Rannalhi, if you choose to stay there.