7 night Maldives Discovery Cruise

7 nights

£3575

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7 night Maldives Discovery Cruise

Cruise the Indian Ocean on a traditional wooden sailing boat!

7 nights

from £3575

Description

This is a holiday dreams are made of. Cruising the Indian Ocean on a traditional wooden sailing boat with only your nearest and dearest. Fully crewed and catered, so all you have to do is relax and enjoy the stunning scenery, stop to snorkel or float on the turquoise water in Paradise.

Awake to the sun rising over the Indian Ocean. Snorkel areas that are famous throughout the world for their stunning beauty and abundance of marine life. Visit unspoiled islands and sample the local way of life. At the end of your day relax on deck gazing at the millions of stars above you. A traditionally crafted Turkish Gulet complete with sails perfectly fits a traveller’s notion of cruising. Watch the beautiful islands slide past on the horizon as you sip a chilled drink and relax on the broad deck, whilst your experienced crew navigates you through the beautiful reefs and channels of the Maldives. Take the opportunity to hop ashore and discover the hidden gems of the local islands, try the local hedika, visit a boat yard and learn about the conservation projects, both in and out of the ocean, the communities are supporting. And of course experience the best snorkelling in the world – the ocean is full of colourful corals and marine life waiting to be discovered each day!

Highlights
  • Live on board a boat in the Indian Ocean
  • Snorkel with turtles and sharks, relax on idyllic beaches
  • Discover authentic island life
  • Enjoy delicious local meals and BBQs under the stars
Additional Information

The cruise departs on Sundays.

The minimum group size for this private cruising holiday is 6 ( or payment for 6 people), the maximum is 12.

*pp price is based on 6- 12  people travelling in a group.

Your seven night adventure is based on the wooden sailing boat, the  MV Felicity, which has 7 fully air-conditioned cabins, and can accommodate 12 guests onboard, she is complete with a professional crew. You will arrive in Male airport and be transferred to your boat – home for the next 7 nights. Your sailing route will take in Fulidoo, Vaavu Atoll, Felidhoo, Alimatha, then back to the South Male Atoll; Gulhi, and Hulhumale. You will have the opportunity for amazing snorkelling experiences to spot turtles and sharks as well as a stunning array of multi-coloured corals and fishes. Anchoring by remote islands you will have chance to experience local Maldivian life and culture in guided tours and trips. Your accommodation on the Felicity will be in twin cabins each with ensuite toilet, and shower with hot and cold water. There is a salon with bar facilities, and an outside deck with dining table and chairs. There is a large sundeck with sunbeds, a fully equipped PADI dive centre, and windsurf, canoe and dinghy.

All meals are provided, either prepared on deck or on land during a stop. Drinks are available at an extra charge – there is a bar tab payable in cash at the end of the trip.

Included

  • 7 Nights accommodation in a Standard Cabin including breakfast
  • 7 days lunch, snacks, high tea and Dinner
  • Unlimited house tea and coffee
  • Unlimited water - please bring your own refillable bater bottle.
  • Guided Snorkeling activities
  • Guided Local Island Tours
  • Hedika experience
  • Cultural dinner with music
  • Sandbank BBQ dinner ( or deserted island beach BBQ dinner)
  • Night fishing trip with lines and poles, hooks and bait
  • All dinghy and dhoni transfers to islands and snorkelling points
  • Engilsh speaking guide for all activities
  • Music and movie library on board.
  • Beach towels and bathing towels

Not included

  • alcohol and soft drinks ( extra charge)
  • scuba diving ( can be arranged at extra charge)
  • Gratuities for the crew
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Arrival Day

Upon arrival at Male International Airport you will be greeted by your guide and transferred to your floating home to begin your voyage of discovery!

Cruise south through South Male Atoll to Guraidhoo. This is time for you to settle in to your cabins and get ready for your 7 night cruise of discovery. As you set sail, relax on the sundeck, sit in the shade of the sun canopy and read a book or watch the beauty of the Maldives pass you by and maybe catch sight of dolphins.
Once anchored your local guide will provide a briefing on responsible snorkeling ready for your first underwater encounter. Coral reefs are fragile ecosystems so learning how to snorkel responsibly can help minimize your impact on the marine environment and protect the delicate balance of marine life. They will assist less confident or inexperienced snorkelers, ensuring your equipment is comfortable and you feel safe in the water.
Your guide will provide you with a fish ID card, so that you can identify all the marine life you encounter – look out for oriental sweetlips, humpback red snapper, grey large eye bream, unicorn fish, threadfin butterfly fish, collard butterfly fish, saddleback butterfly fish, Madagascar butterfly fish, Meyer’s butterfly fish, Clark’s anemone fish and Maldivian anemone fish to mention just a few!

Back on board dry off on deck and relax before dinner is served by your captain and crew!

Accommodation : MV Felicity

Meals: Dinner

DESTINATION

Maldives

The Maldives is a tropical paradise in the Indian Ocean, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, powder-white sand beaches and abundant marine life. This archipelago of 26 atolls is a popular travel destination for those seeking sun, sand, and sea. With its year-round warm weather, the Maldives is a great place to escape the cold and relax in a luxurious resort. Whether you're looking for adventure, romance, or simply a place to unwind, the Maldives has something to offer everyone.

One of the main draws of the Maldives is its breathtaking beauty. The turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean are dotted with coral reefs teeming with exotic fish, making it a top destination for snorkeling and diving. With over 1,000 species of fish, the Maldives is home to some of the best snorkeling and diving sites in the world. Visitors can see colorful tropical fish, sea turtles, manta rays, and even the occasional shark.

Another highlight of the Maldives is its luxurious resorts. From overwater villas to beachfront bungalows, the resorts in the Maldives offer a level of sophistication and luxury that is hard to find elsewhere. Each resort is a self-contained world, offering guests everything they need for a comfortable and unforgettable vacation. Whether you're looking for spa treatments, world-class dining, or simply a place to relax by the pool, you'll find it at one of the Maldives' many resorts.

In addition to its natural beauty and luxurious resorts, the Maldives is also known for its warm and friendly people. The locals are welcoming and eager to share their culture with visitors, and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about the country's history, traditions, and way of life. From visiting local markets and fishing villages to taking part in traditional cultural experiences, there is much to discover in the Maldives.

Aside from lounging on the beach, there are plenty of activities to keep visitors entertained. Whether you're interested in water sports, exploring the local culture, or simply relaxing and taking in the scenery, the Maldives has something to offer. Some of the most popular activities include snorkeling and diving, fishing, surfing, and exploring the local islands. With so much to see and do, it's easy to fill your days with adventure and excitement.

Finally, the Maldives is a great destination for couples looking for a romantic getaway. With its intimate and peaceful atmosphere, it's the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy some quality time together. Whether you're celebrating an anniversary, a honeymoon, or simply looking for a break from the routine, the Maldives is sure to leave a lasting impression.

In conclusion, the Maldives is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a tropical escape. With its breathtaking beauty, luxurious resorts, warm and friendly people, and endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation, it's no wonder that the Maldives is one of the world's most popular travel destinations.

Fortunately for us today, Maldives holidays are still an option, and hoteliers continue to expand with multiple new developments scheduled for opening over the next 5 years reaffirming their faith in the future of this island nation. But don’t get too complacent. Sea levels are still rising, and that means that land mass is still being consumed yearly. Whilst we are probably in no danger of loosing the Maldives within the next 30 years, as more land is lost, land that remains will become more expensive. It should not them come as a surprise, that within a generation, prices for Maldives holidays will be as outrageous as the ostentation that has over taken the resorts that make up this island paradise.

image

Unlike the islands of the coast of Malaysia and Thailand, the Maldives is not a volcanic Island that has risen as a result of colliding plates. The Islands that make up the Maldives are actually deposited on the tops of coral reefs, which means that the highest place in the Maldives is a mere 8 meters above sea level- a holiday to the Maldives will certainly not satisfy mountain enthusiasts. This unique geography has allowed for some outrageously luxury resorts to open over the last decade. Each tiny Island is home to a single resort, and each resort is spread out across the island with villas ranging in size and facility options. And because each resort is its own island, most villas are either on the beach or a few seconds walk from it.

image

Those that have been on holiday to the Maldives will describe the crystal clear waters, and the unique shade of turquoise that colours the water surrounding the islands. Even those who have never been on holiday to the Maldives will recognise images of the Island paradise instantly as being something quite different to every other island resort the world has to offer. And this is perhaps the crux of it. The Maldives is truly unique. There are many islands in tropical climates with nice beaches and hotels- but the combination of sugar white sand, warm waters and secluded islands protected by coral reefs is unique to the Maldives.

image

Another unique characteristic of the Maldives is the loss of a sense of time. Go on a two week holiday to the Maldives and by day 5 you will not even know the day of the week without asking- that is, if you even remember how many days you have been on holiday! Loosing track of time however in no way means getting board. Cheap Maldives holidays do not exists, and the hoteliers know that- so they make sure that their guests get everything that they would expect for the sums they have spent. This means the resorts are packed with facilities from Water-sports to land based group activities. Dining on most Islands is an event in itself, and one that can easily take out 2 hours from your schedule. Considering that you do this three times a day, you are only left with 10 hours to lounge by the pool or the sea under the sun!

image

There are of course some people who simply cannot fathom the idea of being stuck on an island for two weeks- however beautiful the surroundings. Even these people however love the Maldives but as part of a multi centre holiday rather than a holiday in its own right. With an increasing number of airlines flying to the Maldives, you have the choice of a stop over in Dubai, Abu Dhab, Istanbul, Singapore, Sri Lanka and various cities in India. Sri Lanka tends to be the most popular combination choice destination with the Maldives, but Dubai is probably the most popular actual stopover destination because of the number of flights on offer combined with the array of hotels available.

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Go ashore at Goidhoo and discover Maldivian local life

Enjoy your first breakfast on board, and then, accompanied by your guide you will transfer ashore by dingy to tour island of Guraidhoo. As you wander the narrow maze of sandy roads and  exchange greetings with locals, you will learn about the Maldivian way of life and discover the local plants flowers and  fruit trees. Along the shoreline of the beach discover why seagrass is so important to this fragile environment.
Following a light lunch served by your crew on board,  you will relax on deck as you cruise to Fulidhoo, in Vaavu Atoll.

If the season is right you should be on the lookout for manta rays and even have the opportunity to snorkel with these underwater ballerinas!

Spend the afternoon swimming and relaxing.

Your dinner will be freshly cooked on board and served on deck as you marvel at the amazing night skies.

DESTINATION

Maldives

The Maldives is a tropical paradise in the Indian Ocean, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, powder-white sand beaches and abundant marine life. This archipelago of 26 atolls is a popular travel destination for those seeking sun, sand, and sea. With its year-round warm weather, the Maldives is a great place to escape the cold and relax in a luxurious resort. Whether you're looking for adventure, romance, or simply a place to unwind, the Maldives has something to offer everyone.

One of the main draws of the Maldives is its breathtaking beauty. The turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean are dotted with coral reefs teeming with exotic fish, making it a top destination for snorkeling and diving. With over 1,000 species of fish, the Maldives is home to some of the best snorkeling and diving sites in the world. Visitors can see colorful tropical fish, sea turtles, manta rays, and even the occasional shark.

Another highlight of the Maldives is its luxurious resorts. From overwater villas to beachfront bungalows, the resorts in the Maldives offer a level of sophistication and luxury that is hard to find elsewhere. Each resort is a self-contained world, offering guests everything they need for a comfortable and unforgettable vacation. Whether you're looking for spa treatments, world-class dining, or simply a place to relax by the pool, you'll find it at one of the Maldives' many resorts.

In addition to its natural beauty and luxurious resorts, the Maldives is also known for its warm and friendly people. The locals are welcoming and eager to share their culture with visitors, and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about the country's history, traditions, and way of life. From visiting local markets and fishing villages to taking part in traditional cultural experiences, there is much to discover in the Maldives.

Aside from lounging on the beach, there are plenty of activities to keep visitors entertained. Whether you're interested in water sports, exploring the local culture, or simply relaxing and taking in the scenery, the Maldives has something to offer. Some of the most popular activities include snorkeling and diving, fishing, surfing, and exploring the local islands. With so much to see and do, it's easy to fill your days with adventure and excitement.

Finally, the Maldives is a great destination for couples looking for a romantic getaway. With its intimate and peaceful atmosphere, it's the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy some quality time together. Whether you're celebrating an anniversary, a honeymoon, or simply looking for a break from the routine, the Maldives is sure to leave a lasting impression.

In conclusion, the Maldives is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a tropical escape. With its breathtaking beauty, luxurious resorts, warm and friendly people, and endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation, it's no wonder that the Maldives is one of the world's most popular travel destinations.

Fortunately for us today, Maldives holidays are still an option, and hoteliers continue to expand with multiple new developments scheduled for opening over the next 5 years reaffirming their faith in the future of this island nation. But don’t get too complacent. Sea levels are still rising, and that means that land mass is still being consumed yearly. Whilst we are probably in no danger of loosing the Maldives within the next 30 years, as more land is lost, land that remains will become more expensive. It should not them come as a surprise, that within a generation, prices for Maldives holidays will be as outrageous as the ostentation that has over taken the resorts that make up this island paradise.

image

Unlike the islands of the coast of Malaysia and Thailand, the Maldives is not a volcanic Island that has risen as a result of colliding plates. The Islands that make up the Maldives are actually deposited on the tops of coral reefs, which means that the highest place in the Maldives is a mere 8 meters above sea level- a holiday to the Maldives will certainly not satisfy mountain enthusiasts. This unique geography has allowed for some outrageously luxury resorts to open over the last decade. Each tiny Island is home to a single resort, and each resort is spread out across the island with villas ranging in size and facility options. And because each resort is its own island, most villas are either on the beach or a few seconds walk from it.

image

Those that have been on holiday to the Maldives will describe the crystal clear waters, and the unique shade of turquoise that colours the water surrounding the islands. Even those who have never been on holiday to the Maldives will recognise images of the Island paradise instantly as being something quite different to every other island resort the world has to offer. And this is perhaps the crux of it. The Maldives is truly unique. There are many islands in tropical climates with nice beaches and hotels- but the combination of sugar white sand, warm waters and secluded islands protected by coral reefs is unique to the Maldives.

image

Another unique characteristic of the Maldives is the loss of a sense of time. Go on a two week holiday to the Maldives and by day 5 you will not even know the day of the week without asking- that is, if you even remember how many days you have been on holiday! Loosing track of time however in no way means getting board. Cheap Maldives holidays do not exists, and the hoteliers know that- so they make sure that their guests get everything that they would expect for the sums they have spent. This means the resorts are packed with facilities from Water-sports to land based group activities. Dining on most Islands is an event in itself, and one that can easily take out 2 hours from your schedule. Considering that you do this three times a day, you are only left with 10 hours to lounge by the pool or the sea under the sun!

image

There are of course some people who simply cannot fathom the idea of being stuck on an island for two weeks- however beautiful the surroundings. Even these people however love the Maldives but as part of a multi centre holiday rather than a holiday in its own right. With an increasing number of airlines flying to the Maldives, you have the choice of a stop over in Dubai, Abu Dhab, Istanbul, Singapore, Sri Lanka and various cities in India. Sri Lanka tends to be the most popular combination choice destination with the Maldives, but Dubai is probably the most popular actual stopover destination because of the number of flights on offer combined with the array of hotels available.

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Sand bar swimming and Robinson Crusoe beach dinner

Following breakfast, cruise south through Vaavu Atoll to a beautiful picture-perfect sand bar. Here you have the opportunity to swim, snorkel with parrot fish, black sturgeon fish, black tip reef sharks and Moorish idols, or just lie back and relax.
When the captain drops anchor you can choose to snorkel, swim, fish, visit the sandbank or just relax onboard.

As the afternoon cools down there is the option to spend time on the beach, you can even take part in a beach clean, supporting the local community. Our reward will be a refreshing fresh Kurumba (coconut water) followed by an ocean swim!

This evening enjoy a beach dinner ‘Robinson Crusoe’ style before getting ready to  to spend the night either in your cosy cabin or even outside on deck under the stars! (Subject to weather conditions)

DESTINATION

Maldives

The Maldives is a tropical paradise in the Indian Ocean, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, powder-white sand beaches and abundant marine life. This archipelago of 26 atolls is a popular travel destination for those seeking sun, sand, and sea. With its year-round warm weather, the Maldives is a great place to escape the cold and relax in a luxurious resort. Whether you're looking for adventure, romance, or simply a place to unwind, the Maldives has something to offer everyone.

One of the main draws of the Maldives is its breathtaking beauty. The turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean are dotted with coral reefs teeming with exotic fish, making it a top destination for snorkeling and diving. With over 1,000 species of fish, the Maldives is home to some of the best snorkeling and diving sites in the world. Visitors can see colorful tropical fish, sea turtles, manta rays, and even the occasional shark.

Another highlight of the Maldives is its luxurious resorts. From overwater villas to beachfront bungalows, the resorts in the Maldives offer a level of sophistication and luxury that is hard to find elsewhere. Each resort is a self-contained world, offering guests everything they need for a comfortable and unforgettable vacation. Whether you're looking for spa treatments, world-class dining, or simply a place to relax by the pool, you'll find it at one of the Maldives' many resorts.

In addition to its natural beauty and luxurious resorts, the Maldives is also known for its warm and friendly people. The locals are welcoming and eager to share their culture with visitors, and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about the country's history, traditions, and way of life. From visiting local markets and fishing villages to taking part in traditional cultural experiences, there is much to discover in the Maldives.

Aside from lounging on the beach, there are plenty of activities to keep visitors entertained. Whether you're interested in water sports, exploring the local culture, or simply relaxing and taking in the scenery, the Maldives has something to offer. Some of the most popular activities include snorkeling and diving, fishing, surfing, and exploring the local islands. With so much to see and do, it's easy to fill your days with adventure and excitement.

Finally, the Maldives is a great destination for couples looking for a romantic getaway. With its intimate and peaceful atmosphere, it's the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy some quality time together. Whether you're celebrating an anniversary, a honeymoon, or simply looking for a break from the routine, the Maldives is sure to leave a lasting impression.

In conclusion, the Maldives is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a tropical escape. With its breathtaking beauty, luxurious resorts, warm and friendly people, and endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation, it's no wonder that the Maldives is one of the world's most popular travel destinations.

Fortunately for us today, Maldives holidays are still an option, and hoteliers continue to expand with multiple new developments scheduled for opening over the next 5 years reaffirming their faith in the future of this island nation. But don’t get too complacent. Sea levels are still rising, and that means that land mass is still being consumed yearly. Whilst we are probably in no danger of loosing the Maldives within the next 30 years, as more land is lost, land that remains will become more expensive. It should not them come as a surprise, that within a generation, prices for Maldives holidays will be as outrageous as the ostentation that has over taken the resorts that make up this island paradise.

image

Unlike the islands of the coast of Malaysia and Thailand, the Maldives is not a volcanic Island that has risen as a result of colliding plates. The Islands that make up the Maldives are actually deposited on the tops of coral reefs, which means that the highest place in the Maldives is a mere 8 meters above sea level- a holiday to the Maldives will certainly not satisfy mountain enthusiasts. This unique geography has allowed for some outrageously luxury resorts to open over the last decade. Each tiny Island is home to a single resort, and each resort is spread out across the island with villas ranging in size and facility options. And because each resort is its own island, most villas are either on the beach or a few seconds walk from it.

image

Those that have been on holiday to the Maldives will describe the crystal clear waters, and the unique shade of turquoise that colours the water surrounding the islands. Even those who have never been on holiday to the Maldives will recognise images of the Island paradise instantly as being something quite different to every other island resort the world has to offer. And this is perhaps the crux of it. The Maldives is truly unique. There are many islands in tropical climates with nice beaches and hotels- but the combination of sugar white sand, warm waters and secluded islands protected by coral reefs is unique to the Maldives.

image

Another unique characteristic of the Maldives is the loss of a sense of time. Go on a two week holiday to the Maldives and by day 5 you will not even know the day of the week without asking- that is, if you even remember how many days you have been on holiday! Loosing track of time however in no way means getting board. Cheap Maldives holidays do not exists, and the hoteliers know that- so they make sure that their guests get everything that they would expect for the sums they have spent. This means the resorts are packed with facilities from Water-sports to land based group activities. Dining on most Islands is an event in itself, and one that can easily take out 2 hours from your schedule. Considering that you do this three times a day, you are only left with 10 hours to lounge by the pool or the sea under the sun!

image

There are of course some people who simply cannot fathom the idea of being stuck on an island for two weeks- however beautiful the surroundings. Even these people however love the Maldives but as part of a multi centre holiday rather than a holiday in its own right. With an increasing number of airlines flying to the Maldives, you have the choice of a stop over in Dubai, Abu Dhab, Istanbul, Singapore, Sri Lanka and various cities in India. Sri Lanka tends to be the most popular combination choice destination with the Maldives, but Dubai is probably the most popular actual stopover destination because of the number of flights on offer combined with the array of hotels available.

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Snorkelling at Vaavu wreck and fishing

This morning you will cruise to Felidhoo where there will be snorkelling opportunities, which if conditions are right will include the famous Vaavu wreck. Make sure to have your camera at the ready! Look out for moray eels, silver steak anthias, yellow back anthias, scale fin anthias, fusiliers and, blue green chromis. Have you ticked everything off your fish ID card yet?

This evening at sunset, experience the art of Maldivian line fishing! The Maldives is unique in that throughout history the locals have depended on line -caught tuna and the locals are excellent fishermen. Using pole and line, they will be happy to share their skills with you.
Your catch will then be freshly prepared for you to enjoy.

DESTINATION

Maldives

The Maldives is a tropical paradise in the Indian Ocean, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, powder-white sand beaches and abundant marine life. This archipelago of 26 atolls is a popular travel destination for those seeking sun, sand, and sea. With its year-round warm weather, the Maldives is a great place to escape the cold and relax in a luxurious resort. Whether you're looking for adventure, romance, or simply a place to unwind, the Maldives has something to offer everyone.

One of the main draws of the Maldives is its breathtaking beauty. The turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean are dotted with coral reefs teeming with exotic fish, making it a top destination for snorkeling and diving. With over 1,000 species of fish, the Maldives is home to some of the best snorkeling and diving sites in the world. Visitors can see colorful tropical fish, sea turtles, manta rays, and even the occasional shark.

Another highlight of the Maldives is its luxurious resorts. From overwater villas to beachfront bungalows, the resorts in the Maldives offer a level of sophistication and luxury that is hard to find elsewhere. Each resort is a self-contained world, offering guests everything they need for a comfortable and unforgettable vacation. Whether you're looking for spa treatments, world-class dining, or simply a place to relax by the pool, you'll find it at one of the Maldives' many resorts.

In addition to its natural beauty and luxurious resorts, the Maldives is also known for its warm and friendly people. The locals are welcoming and eager to share their culture with visitors, and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about the country's history, traditions, and way of life. From visiting local markets and fishing villages to taking part in traditional cultural experiences, there is much to discover in the Maldives.

Aside from lounging on the beach, there are plenty of activities to keep visitors entertained. Whether you're interested in water sports, exploring the local culture, or simply relaxing and taking in the scenery, the Maldives has something to offer. Some of the most popular activities include snorkeling and diving, fishing, surfing, and exploring the local islands. With so much to see and do, it's easy to fill your days with adventure and excitement.

Finally, the Maldives is a great destination for couples looking for a romantic getaway. With its intimate and peaceful atmosphere, it's the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy some quality time together. Whether you're celebrating an anniversary, a honeymoon, or simply looking for a break from the routine, the Maldives is sure to leave a lasting impression.

In conclusion, the Maldives is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a tropical escape. With its breathtaking beauty, luxurious resorts, warm and friendly people, and endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation, it's no wonder that the Maldives is one of the world's most popular travel destinations.

Fortunately for us today, Maldives holidays are still an option, and hoteliers continue to expand with multiple new developments scheduled for opening over the next 5 years reaffirming their faith in the future of this island nation. But don’t get too complacent. Sea levels are still rising, and that means that land mass is still being consumed yearly. Whilst we are probably in no danger of loosing the Maldives within the next 30 years, as more land is lost, land that remains will become more expensive. It should not them come as a surprise, that within a generation, prices for Maldives holidays will be as outrageous as the ostentation that has over taken the resorts that make up this island paradise.

image

Unlike the islands of the coast of Malaysia and Thailand, the Maldives is not a volcanic Island that has risen as a result of colliding plates. The Islands that make up the Maldives are actually deposited on the tops of coral reefs, which means that the highest place in the Maldives is a mere 8 meters above sea level- a holiday to the Maldives will certainly not satisfy mountain enthusiasts. This unique geography has allowed for some outrageously luxury resorts to open over the last decade. Each tiny Island is home to a single resort, and each resort is spread out across the island with villas ranging in size and facility options. And because each resort is its own island, most villas are either on the beach or a few seconds walk from it.

image

Those that have been on holiday to the Maldives will describe the crystal clear waters, and the unique shade of turquoise that colours the water surrounding the islands. Even those who have never been on holiday to the Maldives will recognise images of the Island paradise instantly as being something quite different to every other island resort the world has to offer. And this is perhaps the crux of it. The Maldives is truly unique. There are many islands in tropical climates with nice beaches and hotels- but the combination of sugar white sand, warm waters and secluded islands protected by coral reefs is unique to the Maldives.

image

Another unique characteristic of the Maldives is the loss of a sense of time. Go on a two week holiday to the Maldives and by day 5 you will not even know the day of the week without asking- that is, if you even remember how many days you have been on holiday! Loosing track of time however in no way means getting board. Cheap Maldives holidays do not exists, and the hoteliers know that- so they make sure that their guests get everything that they would expect for the sums they have spent. This means the resorts are packed with facilities from Water-sports to land based group activities. Dining on most Islands is an event in itself, and one that can easily take out 2 hours from your schedule. Considering that you do this three times a day, you are only left with 10 hours to lounge by the pool or the sea under the sun!

image

There are of course some people who simply cannot fathom the idea of being stuck on an island for two weeks- however beautiful the surroundings. Even these people however love the Maldives but as part of a multi centre holiday rather than a holiday in its own right. With an increasing number of airlines flying to the Maldives, you have the choice of a stop over in Dubai, Abu Dhab, Istanbul, Singapore, Sri Lanka and various cities in India. Sri Lanka tends to be the most popular combination choice destination with the Maldives, but Dubai is probably the most popular actual stopover destination because of the number of flights on offer combined with the array of hotels available.

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Snorkel with sharks and turtles, taste traditional Hedika

Following breakfast, you will continue your cruise through Vaavu Atoll during which time is yours to look out for wildlife, doze on deck, or bask in the sun. Close to Alimatha, if conditions are right there is the opportunity to snorkel with nurse sharks, as well as turtles, black trevally, giant trevally, blue-fin trevally, and maybe white tip reef sharks.

Late afternoon, you will cruise to the local island of Fulidhoo and you can go ashore to take a walk and tour the island, then try the  traditional hedikaa – a selection of Maldivian savory and sweet snacks served with black tea – before returning to the boat  and go for a swim or relax on deck before your evening meal.

DESTINATION

Maldives

The Maldives is a tropical paradise in the Indian Ocean, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, powder-white sand beaches and abundant marine life. This archipelago of 26 atolls is a popular travel destination for those seeking sun, sand, and sea. With its year-round warm weather, the Maldives is a great place to escape the cold and relax in a luxurious resort. Whether you're looking for adventure, romance, or simply a place to unwind, the Maldives has something to offer everyone.

One of the main draws of the Maldives is its breathtaking beauty. The turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean are dotted with coral reefs teeming with exotic fish, making it a top destination for snorkeling and diving. With over 1,000 species of fish, the Maldives is home to some of the best snorkeling and diving sites in the world. Visitors can see colorful tropical fish, sea turtles, manta rays, and even the occasional shark.

Another highlight of the Maldives is its luxurious resorts. From overwater villas to beachfront bungalows, the resorts in the Maldives offer a level of sophistication and luxury that is hard to find elsewhere. Each resort is a self-contained world, offering guests everything they need for a comfortable and unforgettable vacation. Whether you're looking for spa treatments, world-class dining, or simply a place to relax by the pool, you'll find it at one of the Maldives' many resorts.

In addition to its natural beauty and luxurious resorts, the Maldives is also known for its warm and friendly people. The locals are welcoming and eager to share their culture with visitors, and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about the country's history, traditions, and way of life. From visiting local markets and fishing villages to taking part in traditional cultural experiences, there is much to discover in the Maldives.

Aside from lounging on the beach, there are plenty of activities to keep visitors entertained. Whether you're interested in water sports, exploring the local culture, or simply relaxing and taking in the scenery, the Maldives has something to offer. Some of the most popular activities include snorkeling and diving, fishing, surfing, and exploring the local islands. With so much to see and do, it's easy to fill your days with adventure and excitement.

Finally, the Maldives is a great destination for couples looking for a romantic getaway. With its intimate and peaceful atmosphere, it's the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy some quality time together. Whether you're celebrating an anniversary, a honeymoon, or simply looking for a break from the routine, the Maldives is sure to leave a lasting impression.

In conclusion, the Maldives is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a tropical escape. With its breathtaking beauty, luxurious resorts, warm and friendly people, and endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation, it's no wonder that the Maldives is one of the world's most popular travel destinations.

Fortunately for us today, Maldives holidays are still an option, and hoteliers continue to expand with multiple new developments scheduled for opening over the next 5 years reaffirming their faith in the future of this island nation. But don’t get too complacent. Sea levels are still rising, and that means that land mass is still being consumed yearly. Whilst we are probably in no danger of loosing the Maldives within the next 30 years, as more land is lost, land that remains will become more expensive. It should not them come as a surprise, that within a generation, prices for Maldives holidays will be as outrageous as the ostentation that has over taken the resorts that make up this island paradise.

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Unlike the islands of the coast of Malaysia and Thailand, the Maldives is not a volcanic Island that has risen as a result of colliding plates. The Islands that make up the Maldives are actually deposited on the tops of coral reefs, which means that the highest place in the Maldives is a mere 8 meters above sea level- a holiday to the Maldives will certainly not satisfy mountain enthusiasts. This unique geography has allowed for some outrageously luxury resorts to open over the last decade. Each tiny Island is home to a single resort, and each resort is spread out across the island with villas ranging in size and facility options. And because each resort is its own island, most villas are either on the beach or a few seconds walk from it.

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Those that have been on holiday to the Maldives will describe the crystal clear waters, and the unique shade of turquoise that colours the water surrounding the islands. Even those who have never been on holiday to the Maldives will recognise images of the Island paradise instantly as being something quite different to every other island resort the world has to offer. And this is perhaps the crux of it. The Maldives is truly unique. There are many islands in tropical climates with nice beaches and hotels- but the combination of sugar white sand, warm waters and secluded islands protected by coral reefs is unique to the Maldives.

image

Another unique characteristic of the Maldives is the loss of a sense of time. Go on a two week holiday to the Maldives and by day 5 you will not even know the day of the week without asking- that is, if you even remember how many days you have been on holiday! Loosing track of time however in no way means getting board. Cheap Maldives holidays do not exists, and the hoteliers know that- so they make sure that their guests get everything that they would expect for the sums they have spent. This means the resorts are packed with facilities from Water-sports to land based group activities. Dining on most Islands is an event in itself, and one that can easily take out 2 hours from your schedule. Considering that you do this three times a day, you are only left with 10 hours to lounge by the pool or the sea under the sun!

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There are of course some people who simply cannot fathom the idea of being stuck on an island for two weeks- however beautiful the surroundings. Even these people however love the Maldives but as part of a multi centre holiday rather than a holiday in its own right. With an increasing number of airlines flying to the Maldives, you have the choice of a stop over in Dubai, Abu Dhab, Istanbul, Singapore, Sri Lanka and various cities in India. Sri Lanka tends to be the most popular combination choice destination with the Maldives, but Dubai is probably the most popular actual stopover destination because of the number of flights on offer combined with the array of hotels available.

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Gulhi island boat yard tour and traditional dancing

Following breakfast, you will cruise north back into South Malé Atoll. Before lunch, you can head into the water to a snorkeling point where it is common to encounter turtles.

Just before sunset, you will transfer ashore to the local island of Gulhi. Visit the boatyard there  to see the enormous boats under renovation, chat with men working on the boats,  as you walk down the sandy streets, chat to local ladies working outside,  sweeping the streets, and finally refresh and recharge with a cool Kurumba (coconut) whilst watching the comings and goings at the harbour.
Over your refreshment your local guide will explain about the local initiatives and projects which aim to reduce the amount of plastic waste in the islands and the work being done by Parley of the Oceans.
Dinner this evening will be a selection of local dishes accompanied by traditional dancing and the beat of the ‘bodu beru’ – a large drum – the crew will sing traditional songs to a rhythmical beat until they reach a crescendo, making for a fun and relaxed evening under the stars!

DESTINATION

Maldives

The Maldives is a tropical paradise in the Indian Ocean, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, powder-white sand beaches and abundant marine life. This archipelago of 26 atolls is a popular travel destination for those seeking sun, sand, and sea. With its year-round warm weather, the Maldives is a great place to escape the cold and relax in a luxurious resort. Whether you're looking for adventure, romance, or simply a place to unwind, the Maldives has something to offer everyone.

One of the main draws of the Maldives is its breathtaking beauty. The turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean are dotted with coral reefs teeming with exotic fish, making it a top destination for snorkeling and diving. With over 1,000 species of fish, the Maldives is home to some of the best snorkeling and diving sites in the world. Visitors can see colorful tropical fish, sea turtles, manta rays, and even the occasional shark.

Another highlight of the Maldives is its luxurious resorts. From overwater villas to beachfront bungalows, the resorts in the Maldives offer a level of sophistication and luxury that is hard to find elsewhere. Each resort is a self-contained world, offering guests everything they need for a comfortable and unforgettable vacation. Whether you're looking for spa treatments, world-class dining, or simply a place to relax by the pool, you'll find it at one of the Maldives' many resorts.

In addition to its natural beauty and luxurious resorts, the Maldives is also known for its warm and friendly people. The locals are welcoming and eager to share their culture with visitors, and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about the country's history, traditions, and way of life. From visiting local markets and fishing villages to taking part in traditional cultural experiences, there is much to discover in the Maldives.

Aside from lounging on the beach, there are plenty of activities to keep visitors entertained. Whether you're interested in water sports, exploring the local culture, or simply relaxing and taking in the scenery, the Maldives has something to offer. Some of the most popular activities include snorkeling and diving, fishing, surfing, and exploring the local islands. With so much to see and do, it's easy to fill your days with adventure and excitement.

Finally, the Maldives is a great destination for couples looking for a romantic getaway. With its intimate and peaceful atmosphere, it's the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy some quality time together. Whether you're celebrating an anniversary, a honeymoon, or simply looking for a break from the routine, the Maldives is sure to leave a lasting impression.

In conclusion, the Maldives is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a tropical escape. With its breathtaking beauty, luxurious resorts, warm and friendly people, and endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation, it's no wonder that the Maldives is one of the world's most popular travel destinations.

Fortunately for us today, Maldives holidays are still an option, and hoteliers continue to expand with multiple new developments scheduled for opening over the next 5 years reaffirming their faith in the future of this island nation. But don’t get too complacent. Sea levels are still rising, and that means that land mass is still being consumed yearly. Whilst we are probably in no danger of loosing the Maldives within the next 30 years, as more land is lost, land that remains will become more expensive. It should not them come as a surprise, that within a generation, prices for Maldives holidays will be as outrageous as the ostentation that has over taken the resorts that make up this island paradise.

image

Unlike the islands of the coast of Malaysia and Thailand, the Maldives is not a volcanic Island that has risen as a result of colliding plates. The Islands that make up the Maldives are actually deposited on the tops of coral reefs, which means that the highest place in the Maldives is a mere 8 meters above sea level- a holiday to the Maldives will certainly not satisfy mountain enthusiasts. This unique geography has allowed for some outrageously luxury resorts to open over the last decade. Each tiny Island is home to a single resort, and each resort is spread out across the island with villas ranging in size and facility options. And because each resort is its own island, most villas are either on the beach or a few seconds walk from it.

image

Those that have been on holiday to the Maldives will describe the crystal clear waters, and the unique shade of turquoise that colours the water surrounding the islands. Even those who have never been on holiday to the Maldives will recognise images of the Island paradise instantly as being something quite different to every other island resort the world has to offer. And this is perhaps the crux of it. The Maldives is truly unique. There are many islands in tropical climates with nice beaches and hotels- but the combination of sugar white sand, warm waters and secluded islands protected by coral reefs is unique to the Maldives.

image

Another unique characteristic of the Maldives is the loss of a sense of time. Go on a two week holiday to the Maldives and by day 5 you will not even know the day of the week without asking- that is, if you even remember how many days you have been on holiday! Loosing track of time however in no way means getting board. Cheap Maldives holidays do not exists, and the hoteliers know that- so they make sure that their guests get everything that they would expect for the sums they have spent. This means the resorts are packed with facilities from Water-sports to land based group activities. Dining on most Islands is an event in itself, and one that can easily take out 2 hours from your schedule. Considering that you do this three times a day, you are only left with 10 hours to lounge by the pool or the sea under the sun!

image

There are of course some people who simply cannot fathom the idea of being stuck on an island for two weeks- however beautiful the surroundings. Even these people however love the Maldives but as part of a multi centre holiday rather than a holiday in its own right. With an increasing number of airlines flying to the Maldives, you have the choice of a stop over in Dubai, Abu Dhab, Istanbul, Singapore, Sri Lanka and various cities in India. Sri Lanka tends to be the most popular combination choice destination with the Maldives, but Dubai is probably the most popular actual stopover destination because of the number of flights on offer combined with the array of hotels available.

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Snorkel at Hulhumale and Guided tour of Male

Before we cruise back to Hulhumale we head out for our final underwater encounter!

Your guide will lead you through two awesome snorkeling sites that encapsulate the beauty and wonder of the Maldives’ marine environment, leaving you with a deep sense of appreciation and a desire to protect this remarkable paradise. Keep your eyes open for turtles and sharks.

In the late afternoon when you have made our final stop in Hulhumale lagoon, you will disembark  journey to Male and take a guided tour including the Friday Mosque, local markets and Sultan Park. Wandering through the narrow roads of Male you can absorb the atmosphere and culture of the locals,  the history and daily life in this unique capital city.

This evening will be your final night on board – enjoy your last night of tranquility under the enormous night sky and twinkling stars

DESTINATION

Maldives

The Maldives is a tropical paradise in the Indian Ocean, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, powder-white sand beaches and abundant marine life. This archipelago of 26 atolls is a popular travel destination for those seeking sun, sand, and sea. With its year-round warm weather, the Maldives is a great place to escape the cold and relax in a luxurious resort. Whether you're looking for adventure, romance, or simply a place to unwind, the Maldives has something to offer everyone.

One of the main draws of the Maldives is its breathtaking beauty. The turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean are dotted with coral reefs teeming with exotic fish, making it a top destination for snorkeling and diving. With over 1,000 species of fish, the Maldives is home to some of the best snorkeling and diving sites in the world. Visitors can see colorful tropical fish, sea turtles, manta rays, and even the occasional shark.

Another highlight of the Maldives is its luxurious resorts. From overwater villas to beachfront bungalows, the resorts in the Maldives offer a level of sophistication and luxury that is hard to find elsewhere. Each resort is a self-contained world, offering guests everything they need for a comfortable and unforgettable vacation. Whether you're looking for spa treatments, world-class dining, or simply a place to relax by the pool, you'll find it at one of the Maldives' many resorts.

In addition to its natural beauty and luxurious resorts, the Maldives is also known for its warm and friendly people. The locals are welcoming and eager to share their culture with visitors, and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about the country's history, traditions, and way of life. From visiting local markets and fishing villages to taking part in traditional cultural experiences, there is much to discover in the Maldives.

Aside from lounging on the beach, there are plenty of activities to keep visitors entertained. Whether you're interested in water sports, exploring the local culture, or simply relaxing and taking in the scenery, the Maldives has something to offer. Some of the most popular activities include snorkeling and diving, fishing, surfing, and exploring the local islands. With so much to see and do, it's easy to fill your days with adventure and excitement.

Finally, the Maldives is a great destination for couples looking for a romantic getaway. With its intimate and peaceful atmosphere, it's the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy some quality time together. Whether you're celebrating an anniversary, a honeymoon, or simply looking for a break from the routine, the Maldives is sure to leave a lasting impression.

In conclusion, the Maldives is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a tropical escape. With its breathtaking beauty, luxurious resorts, warm and friendly people, and endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation, it's no wonder that the Maldives is one of the world's most popular travel destinations.

Fortunately for us today, Maldives holidays are still an option, and hoteliers continue to expand with multiple new developments scheduled for opening over the next 5 years reaffirming their faith in the future of this island nation. But don’t get too complacent. Sea levels are still rising, and that means that land mass is still being consumed yearly. Whilst we are probably in no danger of loosing the Maldives within the next 30 years, as more land is lost, land that remains will become more expensive. It should not them come as a surprise, that within a generation, prices for Maldives holidays will be as outrageous as the ostentation that has over taken the resorts that make up this island paradise.

image

Unlike the islands of the coast of Malaysia and Thailand, the Maldives is not a volcanic Island that has risen as a result of colliding plates. The Islands that make up the Maldives are actually deposited on the tops of coral reefs, which means that the highest place in the Maldives is a mere 8 meters above sea level- a holiday to the Maldives will certainly not satisfy mountain enthusiasts. This unique geography has allowed for some outrageously luxury resorts to open over the last decade. Each tiny Island is home to a single resort, and each resort is spread out across the island with villas ranging in size and facility options. And because each resort is its own island, most villas are either on the beach or a few seconds walk from it.

image

Those that have been on holiday to the Maldives will describe the crystal clear waters, and the unique shade of turquoise that colours the water surrounding the islands. Even those who have never been on holiday to the Maldives will recognise images of the Island paradise instantly as being something quite different to every other island resort the world has to offer. And this is perhaps the crux of it. The Maldives is truly unique. There are many islands in tropical climates with nice beaches and hotels- but the combination of sugar white sand, warm waters and secluded islands protected by coral reefs is unique to the Maldives.

image

Another unique characteristic of the Maldives is the loss of a sense of time. Go on a two week holiday to the Maldives and by day 5 you will not even know the day of the week without asking- that is, if you even remember how many days you have been on holiday! Loosing track of time however in no way means getting board. Cheap Maldives holidays do not exists, and the hoteliers know that- so they make sure that their guests get everything that they would expect for the sums they have spent. This means the resorts are packed with facilities from Water-sports to land based group activities. Dining on most Islands is an event in itself, and one that can easily take out 2 hours from your schedule. Considering that you do this three times a day, you are only left with 10 hours to lounge by the pool or the sea under the sun!

image

There are of course some people who simply cannot fathom the idea of being stuck on an island for two weeks- however beautiful the surroundings. Even these people however love the Maldives but as part of a multi centre holiday rather than a holiday in its own right. With an increasing number of airlines flying to the Maldives, you have the choice of a stop over in Dubai, Abu Dhab, Istanbul, Singapore, Sri Lanka and various cities in India. Sri Lanka tends to be the most popular combination choice destination with the Maldives, but Dubai is probably the most popular actual stopover destination because of the number of flights on offer combined with the array of hotels available.

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Departure Day

After your last breakfast on board you will say farewell to your captain and crew as you head back to Male airport for your departure home or to your next destination.

DESTINATION

Maldives

The Maldives is a tropical paradise in the Indian Ocean, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, powder-white sand beaches and abundant marine life. This archipelago of 26 atolls is a popular travel destination for those seeking sun, sand, and sea. With its year-round warm weather, the Maldives is a great place to escape the cold and relax in a luxurious resort. Whether you're looking for adventure, romance, or simply a place to unwind, the Maldives has something to offer everyone.

One of the main draws of the Maldives is its breathtaking beauty. The turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean are dotted with coral reefs teeming with exotic fish, making it a top destination for snorkeling and diving. With over 1,000 species of fish, the Maldives is home to some of the best snorkeling and diving sites in the world. Visitors can see colorful tropical fish, sea turtles, manta rays, and even the occasional shark.

Another highlight of the Maldives is its luxurious resorts. From overwater villas to beachfront bungalows, the resorts in the Maldives offer a level of sophistication and luxury that is hard to find elsewhere. Each resort is a self-contained world, offering guests everything they need for a comfortable and unforgettable vacation. Whether you're looking for spa treatments, world-class dining, or simply a place to relax by the pool, you'll find it at one of the Maldives' many resorts.

In addition to its natural beauty and luxurious resorts, the Maldives is also known for its warm and friendly people. The locals are welcoming and eager to share their culture with visitors, and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about the country's history, traditions, and way of life. From visiting local markets and fishing villages to taking part in traditional cultural experiences, there is much to discover in the Maldives.

Aside from lounging on the beach, there are plenty of activities to keep visitors entertained. Whether you're interested in water sports, exploring the local culture, or simply relaxing and taking in the scenery, the Maldives has something to offer. Some of the most popular activities include snorkeling and diving, fishing, surfing, and exploring the local islands. With so much to see and do, it's easy to fill your days with adventure and excitement.

Finally, the Maldives is a great destination for couples looking for a romantic getaway. With its intimate and peaceful atmosphere, it's the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy some quality time together. Whether you're celebrating an anniversary, a honeymoon, or simply looking for a break from the routine, the Maldives is sure to leave a lasting impression.

In conclusion, the Maldives is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a tropical escape. With its breathtaking beauty, luxurious resorts, warm and friendly people, and endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation, it's no wonder that the Maldives is one of the world's most popular travel destinations.

Fortunately for us today, Maldives holidays are still an option, and hoteliers continue to expand with multiple new developments scheduled for opening over the next 5 years reaffirming their faith in the future of this island nation. But don’t get too complacent. Sea levels are still rising, and that means that land mass is still being consumed yearly. Whilst we are probably in no danger of loosing the Maldives within the next 30 years, as more land is lost, land that remains will become more expensive. It should not them come as a surprise, that within a generation, prices for Maldives holidays will be as outrageous as the ostentation that has over taken the resorts that make up this island paradise.

image

Unlike the islands of the coast of Malaysia and Thailand, the Maldives is not a volcanic Island that has risen as a result of colliding plates. The Islands that make up the Maldives are actually deposited on the tops of coral reefs, which means that the highest place in the Maldives is a mere 8 meters above sea level- a holiday to the Maldives will certainly not satisfy mountain enthusiasts. This unique geography has allowed for some outrageously luxury resorts to open over the last decade. Each tiny Island is home to a single resort, and each resort is spread out across the island with villas ranging in size and facility options. And because each resort is its own island, most villas are either on the beach or a few seconds walk from it.

image

Those that have been on holiday to the Maldives will describe the crystal clear waters, and the unique shade of turquoise that colours the water surrounding the islands. Even those who have never been on holiday to the Maldives will recognise images of the Island paradise instantly as being something quite different to every other island resort the world has to offer. And this is perhaps the crux of it. The Maldives is truly unique. There are many islands in tropical climates with nice beaches and hotels- but the combination of sugar white sand, warm waters and secluded islands protected by coral reefs is unique to the Maldives.

image

Another unique characteristic of the Maldives is the loss of a sense of time. Go on a two week holiday to the Maldives and by day 5 you will not even know the day of the week without asking- that is, if you even remember how many days you have been on holiday! Loosing track of time however in no way means getting board. Cheap Maldives holidays do not exists, and the hoteliers know that- so they make sure that their guests get everything that they would expect for the sums they have spent. This means the resorts are packed with facilities from Water-sports to land based group activities. Dining on most Islands is an event in itself, and one that can easily take out 2 hours from your schedule. Considering that you do this three times a day, you are only left with 10 hours to lounge by the pool or the sea under the sun!

image

There are of course some people who simply cannot fathom the idea of being stuck on an island for two weeks- however beautiful the surroundings. Even these people however love the Maldives but as part of a multi centre holiday rather than a holiday in its own right. With an increasing number of airlines flying to the Maldives, you have the choice of a stop over in Dubai, Abu Dhab, Istanbul, Singapore, Sri Lanka and various cities in India. Sri Lanka tends to be the most popular combination choice destination with the Maldives, but Dubai is probably the most popular actual stopover destination because of the number of flights on offer combined with the array of hotels available.

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Cruise the Indian Ocean on a traditional wooden sailing boat!

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Cruise the Indian Ocean on a traditional wooden sailing boat!

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