Maldives Island Tour

The Maldives is a tropical nation in the Indian Ocean composed of 26 ring-shaped atolls, which are comprised up of around 1200 coral islands. It’s known for its beaches, blue lagoons and extensive reefs. The capital, Malé, has a unique fish market, chic restaurants and souvenir shops at a walking distance from each other. Known 17th-century HukuruMiskiy (also known as Friday Mosque) made of carved white coral. The islands are popular for snorkeling and diving due to the warm water, high visibility and diverse marine life, including manta rays and spotted whale sharks, which can grow to 12m long. Other popular water activities include swimming, surfing, sea kayaking and jet-skiing. Travel by boat or seaplane is common on inter-island trips from Malé to uninhabited islands or small fishing villages, many of which offer guesthouses or homestays. The most typical travel accommodations are luxury spa resorts and overwater bungalows on wooden stilts. GO LOCAL is newer attraction for the international budgeted market to explore island lifestyle of Maldives with full fun and frolic.
A taste of the GO LOCAL
Staying at a stunningresort, experiencing luxurious spa treatments and five-star dinnersis part of the Maldivesbut to get a feel for island life is true Maldives. To experience true MLADIVES You need to visit one of the officially designated inhabited islands, where most of the islands' 345,000 people make their homes. Many inhabited islands are open for day trips or even overnight stays,making island culture far more accessible.