Category: Maldives FAQ

Maldives experiences monsoon during the months of november through april, december being coldest with 24 degrees and averages to about 32 degrees and april. Other FAQ Questions

No, though both Seychelles and Maldives are archipelagos and are situated on the Indian Ocean, Seychelles is a part of the African continent and Maldives is a part of the Asian continent. Other FAQ Questions

There are a number of private luxurious islands in maldives for celebrities and millionaires of the world, some of them are One & Only Reethi Rah, Amilla Maldives Resort & Residences, Gili Lankanfushi, Anantara Kihavah Maldives Villas, Huvafen Fushi, Milaidhoo Island the Maldives, Waldorf Astoria Maldives Ithaafushi, Soneva Fushi. Other FAQ Questions

No, while both are unique places Maldives is an expensive experience compared to Fiji. While Fiji is ideally a perfect destination for a family vacation, Maldives is better suited for a romantic getaway or honeymoon. Other FAQ Questions

Ideally 4-5 days is enough to visit the memorable places of Maldives, an ideal itinerary must consist of the glimmering beaches, fun water activities, A walk through the culinary delights and the Relaxing Spa experiences of Maldives. Other FAQ Questions

Yes, they are definitely worth the experience! These watervillas are more private and secluded making them expensive. These villas are safe but the steps might be a bit slippery due to the overlapping water, for this reason some of the resorts have banned children. Other FAQ Questions

Yes, the Maldivian seaplanes are safe to travel on. Maldives has the largest fleet of seaplanes, which are flown by professionals and have only slight turbulence. These seaplanes are easier means of island-hopping in Maldives. Other FAQ Questions

Vaadhoo beach , Reethi Beach, Mudhdhoo Island, Baa Atoll, Candolim Beach, Fulhadhoo beach, JOALI Maldives, Rangali Island Beach are some of the glowing beaches of Maldives that receive bioluminescence due to the plankton present in the waters. Other FAQ Questions

Maldives is made of 1190 coral islands arranged in 26 atolls, out of which 130 islands have resorts on them. Most of these islands are close together and can be reached in 15-20 mins. One might go island hopping in Maldives to explore the wondrous beauty of all the islands. Other FAQ Questions

Maldives is a home to a wide variety of reef sharks apart from the various other species of sharks. The most common sharks found in the island nation are Blacktip Reef Shark, Whale Shark, Grey Reef Shark, Scalloped Hammerhead Shark, and Leopard Shark. Other FAQ Questions