population: 0.05 million

extension: 0.28 square kilometers

Museums

Since Funadhoo is a small island with no museums, I suggest taking a short seaplane or speedboat ride to the capital city of Malé. There you can visit the National Museum of Maldives which showcases the country's history and culture through artifacts, artwork, and exhibits. Another nearby option is the Esjehi Art Gallery which features contemporary local art.

Food

As a language model, I don't have personal experiences or opinions. However, some of the popular and typical dishes to try in the Maldives, including Funadhoo, are:

1. Garudhiya - a fish broth made with tuna, coconut, and spices.
2. Mas huni - a breakfast dish made with shredded smoked tuna, grated coconut, onions, and chili peppers.
3. Fihunu mas - grilled fish marinated with chili, garlic, and ginger.
4. Bajiya - a fried snack made with fish, onion, and coconut.
5. Hedhikaa - a variety of traditional Maldivian snacks such as small savory pastries, sweet cakes, and fritters.

Please note that the availability of these dishes may vary depending on the season and location within the Maldives.

Activities

In Funadhoo, local people enjoy a variety of activities such as fishing, diving, and snorkeling. You can go on a fishing trip with locals or hire a boat to take you to some of the best spots for diving and snorkeling in the area. Other popular activities include island hopping, taking a sunset cruise, or simply relaxing on the beautiful beaches. You could also visit the nearby Hanifaru Bay to witness the annual gathering of manta rays and whale sharks.