The Maldives is a real paradise on earth, a country of eternal summer, white sand, azure sea and tropical greenery. The Maldives is synonymous with a relaxing holiday, leisurely and full of bliss. People come back here again and again – to a luxurious villa with a transparent floor, through which it is so interesting to watch the fish, or with a water slide leading directly from the room into the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, to a bungalow in the shade of tropical gardens, in the hammock of which you can read so comfortably, returning as a family with children, or in search of romantic solitude.
You can relax in the Maldives almost all year round; the air temperature here is almost always +28C, water temperature +25C. From March to October, strong monsoons blow from the southwest, bringing with them tropical downpours, but here they are always short-lived.
The Maldives is ideal for couples – where else can you be alone with each other, surrounded by magnificent landscapes, on the border between incredibly clear water and the greenery of palm trees. People come here for honeymoons and golden wedding trips, and no one has ever returned from this fabulous country disappointed.
The Maldives is also a paradise for lovers of fishing and diving, horse riding and cycling, fans of yoga and spa treatments, exciting animation and events that never leave a moment for boredom. It all depends on which island will become your refuge. If you want to laze carefree on a secluded beach, choose a small island with a wide beach line; if you are looking for entertainment and public events, you need a large island with entertainment centers; divers should take a closer look at the islands located along coral reefs; families with children should look at hotels , in which the infrastructure is “tailored” for children — there are children's clubs, water slides and all kinds of entertainment.
When going to the Maldives, you need to learn to think globally – not with hotels, but with islands. Most often, the hotel occupies an entire island, which has everything your heart desires, from souvenir shops to a cinema. In the Maldives there is no such thing as a “second line from the sea”. As a rule, the islands are small – on average 300 by 600 meters. There are no colorful streets or attractions included in the UNESCO lists, but you won’t meet annoying locals either.
Resort islands are included in the Atolls, the most popular of which are Baa, Lhaviyani, Addu, Dhaalu Atoll, Male and North Male.
Hotels in Male and North Male are closest to the airport; there are many cafes, shops, and restaurants. If you do not plan to stay on one island all the time, you should choose a hotel on these two atolls. In Male itself, relaxation is not so secluded, but the infrastructure of the busiest city in the archipelago is at your service.
Baa Atoll is one of the least visited by tourists, with only 10 of the more than 40 islands used, it is ideal if you are looking for privacy and silence. The atoll is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
Lhaviani – due to its location around a barrier reef – is a real paradise for divers and those who want to get acquainted with the colorful extravaganza of the underwater world of the Maldives.
Addu is the southernmost atoll and consists of 7 islands. Famous among divers.
Ari is ideal for divers, as the marine reserves of Maya Thila, Orimas Thila, Fish Head, Kudara Thila are located nearby, and the Broken Rock coral reef is located in the southern part of the atoll.
South Male is close to the capital of the Maldives and a variety of entertainment options. Diving enthusiasts will be very interested in the marine reserves of Embudhu Kandu, Guraidhoo Kandu, Embudhoo Canyon, Kanduma Thila and Guraidhoo Corner.
Laamu Atoll — a unique place for surfing and water activities, snorkeling and diving.
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