Maldives tours & trips

Secluded bungalows are hidden near sand beaches washed by the endless Indian Ocean in the Maldives, giving tired travelers a long-awaited rest amid gorgeous natural landscapes. The fabulous country helps you detach from your problems, get a charge of energy, and restore your balance. It's not just beach holidays that make the Maldives popular. Those who love extreme sports and natural beauty will find something for them here.

The Most Popular Maldivian Holidays

In the Maldives, you can escape urban civilization and engage in active recreation, among which you should pay attention:

• Diving. Ocean lovers will enjoy the unique coral reef, which has no analogues in the world, with its diversity of flora and fauna.
• Surfing. A lot of people know Maldives for its waves. Beginners should go in March and April, when the water is relatively calm. It's better for extreme athletes to come in July and August when strong winds blow all day.
• Snorkeling. Travelers without scuba diving experience can enjoy the underwater world with a mask and snorkel in crystal clear water.

Relaxation lovers don't have to spend all their time by the ocean. Hotels always have spas where you can get a relaxing massage, a hot wrap, or anything else you need.

Ocean Beach Recreation

There are miles and miles of secluded beaches in the Maldives. No matter where the tourist goes, the road leads to the coast. Here's where you can relax in the warm sun:

• Fulhadhoo beach area on the same island isn't the best equipped. You can get away from the tourists here under the shade of tropical plants.
• Thoddoo has calm blue water and smooth sand bottom, making it the most beautiful Maldivian beach. Snorkeling and observing the underwater world are great here.
• Fehendhoo – a white sand island with warm water near a small village of 150 people.

More than 50 beaches exist in the Maldives, many of them quite secluded. As a result, every vacationer will find a place to sunbathe and relax on the white sand.

Natural And Architectural Wonders

Despite the fact that most people come to the Maldives for beach vacations, there are some attractions that will appeal to sightseeing fans:

• Jumuri-Maidan is a green island in the middle of the jungle resembling a park. This park is filled with colorful alleys buried in flowers and amazing natural scenery. Plants can be named by tourists.
• Great Friday is where official state meetings and ceremonies are held. Since 1984, it's been the site of presidential inaugurations and international business summits.
• Complex of the National Museum on the site of the Sultan's Palace. Today, it's a popular attraction. There's also pre-Islamic paraphernalia on display.

Atolls, beaches, and the gentle Indian Ocean make the Maldives a great place to vacation. With upscale hotels, beautiful nature, and friendly residents, this is a diving enthusiast's dream.