Category: Maldives FAQ

The monsoon rains begin at the beginning of November and last till April. The month of December is the coldest receiving the highest amount of rainfall and has a wintry cold feel to the islands which are otherwise humid and sunny.

Yes , Maldivians can speak English with no difficulty, the official language of Maldives is Dhivehi.

Yes, the islands of Maldives lie just across the equator making the water to be warm. The temperature of the waters may vary from island to island but on an average they are about 25-27 degrees.

No, Maldives is a middle income country with a high standard of living, its on its way to achieving UHC( universal health benefits ) that provides coverage of essential healthcare and educational services.

Yes it is indeed possible to travel Maldives on a budget and get the most out of the experience! Picking out clean and affordable resorts and planning the water activities can help to enjoy a stress free getaway to Maldives without compromising on exploring the islands.

Yes! All inclusive packages by resorts provide 3 meals along with unlimited alcoholic beverages. These also include excursions depending on the resorts. To enjoy a stress free stay it is recommended to book an all inclusive package to avoid any disappointment with the constraints of a budget. 

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Hulhumale Beach, Cocoa Island, Vabbinfaru Island, Nika Island, Sun Island, Kurumba Beach, and Kandolhu Island are the best islands for water adventures and fun activities! There are a number of water activities offered in the islands including kayaking, snorkeling, surfing, jet skiing and scuba diving. Other FAQ Questions

The Maldives primarily consist of Maldivian ethnic groups such as south Indians, Singhalese and Arabs. The earliest settlers of Maldives are believed to have been Tamils and Singhalese from southern India and Sri Lanka. Other FAQ Questions