The blue hues of Maldives

 

Maldives travel blog — The hues of blue~

In the Maldives there are two types of islands: One are normal islands inhabited like the Male capital or the islands that travelers are often come such as Maafushi, Guraidhoo, Fulidhoo; The second is the Resort islands only for tourists, which is also the main industry in the Maldives.

Male capital

Male capital | maldives travel guide

Maafushi Island

Tourism is a key industry for economic development in this country. That’s why Maldives waives visas for all travelers of all nationalities within 30 days. However, your passport must be valid for at least 6 months.

Maldives is located in a tropical climate area. The year-round heat background is extremely high, rarely falling below 25 degrees Celsius. The weather in the Maldives is also deeply affected by the sea so even with the high heat of the sun, there is no drought or discomfort. In general, you can go to the Maldives at any time.

You should note in the Maldives travel guide, the rainy season in the Maldives lasts from June to October due to the operation of the Southwest wind. However, Madives still welcomed the guests so much. No matter how heavy the rain is, the Maldives Sea is still blue, quiet, not big waves. Tourists still enjoy swimming and participating in coral diving activities. If you don’t like the rain, choose visit Maldives in the remaining months.

Conrad Maldives Rangali Island, a luxury 5-star resort with room rates from $625/night. (Check rates and reviews on Agoda.com or Booking.com).

Eagle Rays of the Maldives

If referring to truly “Maldives Tourism”, that means, you should only fly to this island nation, choose a resort to stay in a few nights and fly back. It is the best way to enjoy this real paradise. Or if you good financial conditions, more time, you can stay in more than 1 resort to experience because each resort has a different style.