Marvellous and mesmerizing – Maldives is the smallest Asian country in both land and population. The country comprising 1,192 coral islands, has more than 99 % of sea and less than 1 % of land. Notably, the nation has no counterpart in the entire world in respect of its unique geography and topography. Also, comes as no surprise that it’s one of the leading water-sport hubs in the world. The country is known to have some of the best dive sites in the world and the finest surf points. It is a snorkelling destination, a diver’s paradise, and a great spot for surfers. Some of the water sports activities that you can partake in the resorts – canoeing, catamaran sailing, water skiing, fun tube, kayaking, banana boat towing, wakeboarding, jet ski tours, parasailing, windsurfing, snorkelling, kitesurfing, and knee boarding.

The Maldives Islands features several noteworthy attractions including the Grand Friday Mosque, Male’s National Museum, and the mulee-aage palace. While you visit the major islands, don’t forget to enjoy the vibrant nightlife. From chilling out in the underwater nightclubs to beach parties at night, revel in the elegant atmosphere down under as you party all night long. Maldives is the perfect destination to create memories of a lifetime, discover and explore the underwater, connect with nature, unwind and cherish moments.

Maldives is a beach destination that is sun-kissed and has a weather which is year-round suitable for a trip. However, the best time to visit Maldives is between November and April, i.e., during the dry season. The climate is warm and tropical, with average highs at a consistent 29°C to 31°C year-round and average lows rarely falling below 24°C.December to April marks the peak tourist season or the best season to visit Maldives as, during this season, rainfall is almost negligible, and weather remains extremely pleasant. This period is also regarded as the best season for honeymoon as couples get an opportunity to enjoy all types of activities due to ideal weather conditions. Maldives in December is a very popular destination to visit due to Christmas and New Year holidays. Though, being the busiest season in Maldives, it is also the period when beach resorts in Maldives are expensive.

The monsoon season in Maldives is from May to November. Temperatures are still warm, but rain is more likely and there is a risk of storms. However, even during this period there are usually long spells of bright sunshine. Attractive prices and offers mean this is still a common time to visit.

Upon arrival in Male, you will be transferred to your hotel. Enjoy a local sightseeing tour of Male – Presidents Palace, Sultan Park, Friday Mosque, Museum, and fish market. You will have the option to shop at the local market. Dinner and night stay at hotel.

After breakfast set out for an adventure tour today, enjoy adrenaline rush with adventure activities that has been planned for you. You will be transferred by traditional Maldivian dhoni. Enjoy a Sand Bank visit. You can also go for a snorkelling trip. Later, delight in a local island trip and savour lunch as the sun reaches the top of the sky. A dolphin trip also awaits you where you will enjoy watching antics of dolphins. After a pleasurable day, come back to the hotel. Dinner and night stay at hotel.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Later go scuba diving as planned as has been planned. You will be taken to some of the Maldives best dive sites in a dhoni. If you are a certified diver, you can enjoy your morning dives. Others can go for a short SCUBA course to begin with scuba diving. After enjoying a tryst with marine life, come back to the hotel. Dinner and night stay at the resort.

Relish breakfast and set off for a submarine tour. Have an experience of a lifetime for almost an hour, exploring the glamour underwater. Dinner and night stay at the resort.

After breakfast you will check-out from hotel and transfer to airport for your return journey to home with sweet memories of your holidaying in Maldives to cherish lifelong.