🇲🇻 Maldives – Paradise Found

The Maldives is the ultimate tropical escape — a collection of over 1,000 coral islands scattered across the Indian Ocean. With its turquoise lagoons, overwater villas, and vibrant marine life, it’s a dream destination for honeymooners, divers, and anyone seeking pure relaxation. The islands offer a rare mix of luxury, seclusion, and natural beauty that few places on Earth can match.

• Resort Islands – Overwater bungalows, private pools, fine dining, and spa retreats.
   
• Malé City – The bustling capital with markets, mosques, and local culture.
   

• Diving & Snorkelling – World-famous for whale sharks, manta rays, and coral reefs.
   
• Sandbanks & Private Excursions – Romantic escapes on uninhabited islands.
   

• Hanifaru Bay – Home to one of the world’s largest gatherings of manta rays.
   
• Luxury Resorts – Eco-conscious resorts offering barefoot luxury.
   

• Off-the-Beaten-Path – Fewer tourists, authentic Maldivian life, pristine lagoons.
   
• Adventure – Surfing, diving, and exploring untouched reefs.

• 🏝️ Stay in an Overwater Villa – Wake up to the ocean beneath your feet.
   
• 🐠 Snorkel or Dive Coral Reefs – Discover colourful fish, turtles, and reef sharks.
   
• 🦈 Swim with Whale Sharks & Manta Rays – A once-in-a-lifetime marine encounter.
   
• 🌅 Sunset Dolphin Cruise – Watch pods of dolphins at play as the sun sets.
   
• 🥂 Private Sandbank Dinner – A romantic escape under the stars.
   
• 🧘 Wellness & Spa Retreats – Indulge in world-class spas and yoga over the ocean.
   
• 🏄 Surfing in Outer Atolls – Waves for beginners and pros alike.

Maldivian cuisine is fresh, simple, and deeply tied to the sea:

• Mas Huni – A traditional tuna, coconut, and onion dish, often eaten at breakfast.
   
• Garudiya – A fish soup served with rice and lime.
   
• Fresh Seafood – Lobster, crab, reef fish grilled or curried.
   
• Tropical Fruits – Coconuts, mangoes, and papayas.
  Most resorts also feature international fine dining, from Japanese teppanyaki to Mediterranean seafood.

• Best time to visit: November to April (dry season, clear skies, calm seas).
   
• Currency: Maldivian Rufiyaa (MVR), but US Dollars widely accepted.
   
• Visa: Most nationalities receive a free 30-day visa on arrival.
   
• Transport: Speedboats or seaplanes connect the islands; domestic flights to remote atolls.
   
• Dress code: Modest clothing in Malé/local islands; swimwear acceptable at resorts.
   
• Activities: Many resorts offer all-inclusive packages covering meals, excursions, and activities.

• Tailored Luxury: From budget island stays to ultra-luxury villas, we customise every detail.
   
• Seamless Transfers: Speedboat and seaplane connections arranged for stress-free travel.
   
• Unique Experiences: Sandbank picnics, underwater dining, and private yacht charters.
   
• 24/7 Support: We’re here from booking to your return, ensuring your island holiday is flawless.