How to Enjoy a Mesmerising Holiday in the Maldives - Covering all information!

The Maldives' sun-kissed beaches, rainbow-hued exotic fish and turquoise waters all make it a popular destination for a mesmerising holiday! Who wouldn’t want to head to the Maldives? If you're looking forward to a wonderful time here in the Maldives, here is a guide highlighting some information you must know!

                                                            Img via Amilla Maldives Resort and Residences

When to go? 

The Maldives is best visited from November to April when temperatures vary from 23-31 °C. This weather is ideal for enjoying the lush greenery setting complete with swaying tall coconut palms, and white sandy beaches. The hot and humid environment enables visitors to enjoy swimming, snorkelling, and caving to explore the most beautiful underwater fauna, where tropical fish swim. Colourful coral reefs, crabs, turtles, and shells are all part of this enchanting world. 

Attractions 

The Maldives are still stunningly beautiful. Waters of the bay blending with the horizon and immaculate beaches are elements guaranteeing a pleasant vacation. The Maldives has numerous attractions for visitors to enjoy during their stay: 

  • Hulhumale is a reconditioned island here in the Maldives' North Male Atoll. A number of tiny manmade islands have been repaired to suit the present and future requirements. Hulhumale now has numerous island resorts, restaurants, pubs, and other amenities. 
  • Surfers from all over the globe travel to the Maldives to enjoy their favourite pastime hobby at its best. The Maldivian seas provide magnificent waves. Many resorts offer some of the best things to do in Maldives, including diving excursions to the deep blue waters! For such an experience, you can check out properties like Amilla Maldives Resort and Residences.
  • In addition to a seaport for recreational boats, fishing, coastal commerce among others, the Male port also has an exterior port for ships and associated vessels. The Maldives harbours are among the world's finest natural harbours. A ticket is required to access the fishery harbour. In this area, the day's catch is loaded into trucks for delivery to different fish markets.
  • An oasis for enthusiastic travellers, the Vaadhoo Island of the Maldives is one of the inhabited islands that is found in the Raa Atoll. The island is famous for its glistening beaches at night; specks of luminous blue adorn the beaches and the waves as the evening turns into night, engulfing the onlookers in an ethereal atmosphere. This magnificent “Sea of Stars” is caused by bioluminescent planktons. And this is a must-visit attraction wherever you are in the Maldives. It’s a picture-perfect scenery that’s straight out of a fairy tale!
  • Meeru Island is situated in North Male's eastern area. The island is organically formed by peaks rising from the ocean's depths. The islands are teeming with marine life, including coral and exotic fish. It’s a great place to view marine life!

Things to do

Aside from the numerous attractions in the Maldives, there are some other activities that can make this holiday epic. Make sure to head on a day trip to the capital city, Male. It's the busiest city with so much activity and commerce! Make sure to indulge in the local street food to try out some authentic snacks made by the locals. Snorkelling and diving excursions are a must! This tropical nation is surrounded by immaculate waters hiding treasures! The National Museum of Male will give you an insight into the history of this island nation! Touring around the cultural and heritage sites of Male is a must! And so is trying their thrilling water sport activities!


Food 

After deciding where to stay and how to move about, you need to decide your meals. You'll probably eat all three meals at your resort. Therefore, make sure that you reserve full board, which comprises all drinks and meals; this is always the most economical choice. 

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