According to the latest census conducted in 2018, the total population of Omadhoo is at 1089 out of which 840 are Maldivians, and above 150 foreigners.

Lodging, fishing, handicraft, tourism-related labor, construction, boat building, and carpentry are among the major economic activities of the population.

Fenfushi is an inhabited island in Ari Atoll, part of the Alif Dhaal Atoll administrative division. The island is located 110.62 kilometers southwest of Malé, the country's capital.

Kunburudhoo (Dhivehi: ކުނބުރުދޫ) is one of Alif Dhaal's populated islands. The island is located 78.51 kilometers (49 miles; 42 nautical miles) southwest of the country's capital, Malé.

Mahibadhoo is a small island town in central Maldives, and is the administrative capital of South Ari Atoll. The livelihood of most families depend on fishing (notably yellow fin tuna) and tourism.

The island is one of the islands in Ari Atoll that is dedicated to local tourism. The island has an ancient well used for drinking water.

Hangnaameedhoo has 12 guest houses as of January 2020. The guest homes bring direct employment to the island as well as several additional indirect economic advantages.

Mandhoo is 103.57 km southwest of the country's capital. The island's people are engaged in fisheries, agriculture and thatch weaving. Residents are also employed in resorts.

Dhigurah is 96.8 km southwest of the country's capital. The island is also the longest island in the atoll. The island has a 400-year-old tree that has been protected.

The best place to swim with the whale sharks in the Maldives is south Ari Atoll. They frequently use the channel to the south of the atoll and can be spotted all year-round.