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Maldives
Introduction to Maldives as a Tourist Destination
The Maldives is a dazzling archipelago of over a thousand islands in the Indian Ocean, offering an unparalleled escape for those seeking luxury and tranquility. Known for its bright white sandy beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and vibrant coral reefs, the Maldives feels like a masterpiece brought to life. Whether you’re lounging in an overwater villa or exploring the underwater wonders, Luxury Maldives Tours offer a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.
As the smallest country in Asia, the Republic of Maldives may be small in size but ranks among the world’s most sought-after luxury travel destinations. With about 200 inhabited islands and numerous exclusive resorts, Luxury Maldives Tours ensure that breathtaking beauty follows you wherever you go. From private island getaways to thrilling water sports and rejuvenating spa treatments, there’s no shortage of unforgettable experiences.
To make the most of your visit, explore the top destinations and exciting activities the Maldives has to offer! For more insights into Maldives luxury tours, explore resources on Visit Maldives, the official tourism website.
Maldives at a Glance
Time
GMT + 5 (Maldives Time)
Capital
Malé, the nation’s capital city.
Area
Approximately 298 square kilometres.
Population
530,000 (2023)
Religion
100% practice Islam.
Industries
Petroleum Industry, Construction, Tourism
Currency
Maldivian Rufiyaa (MVR)
Voltage
230V (type D and G sockets)
Important Information
Maldives has a tropical climate with warm temperatures year round and a great deal of sunshine. Due to the warm tropical climate, there are only minor variations in daily temperature throughout the year.
The weather is determined largely by the monsoons- the Southwest monsoon from May to November and the Northeast monsoon from December to April, which are the driest months. April is generally the hottest month while December is the coolest. As Maldives lies in the equatorial belt severe storms are rare occurrence.
The best time to visit the Maldives is between November and April as these are dry months with hardly any rain and very low humidity. The climate is warm and tropical, the temperature goes up to maximum of 29°C to 31°C and falls rarely below 24°C.
In Maldives it is warm throughout the year so wearing clothing of light cotton and linen materials is ideal. Remember to pack lots of t-shirts, beachwear, cotton shirts, shorts or other clothing items that are comfortable.
Most of the habitable islands have streets that are of compact sand or are paved like in Malé (the capital of Maldives), so wearing sandals are preferable. Also don’t forget to carry other essential items like hats/caps, sunglasses, swimwear and especially sunscreen. It may also be better to carry reef-safe sunscreens as there thousands of coral reefs colonies in Maldives. If you are planning to travel to many islands, then carrying a mosquito repellent is also advisable.
The import of firearms, drugs, pornographic materials and idols of worship are strictly prohibited. The import of dogs, pigs and pork products by tourists is also prohibited. Alcohol imported through a special license is available in all the resorts. Similarly pork products are available at most of the resorts as well. If passengers bring in any prohibited products, they are confiscated upon arrival. For the complete list of restricted & prohibited items please refer the guidelines by Maldives Customs Service.
Tourists are issued a maximum of 30-day tourist visa on arrival. A valid travel document is necessary and the validity of the passport must be at least 6 months before the expiry date. Visa extensions are granted by the Department of Immigration and Emigration in Malé.
Visa / Entry Permit is subject to change and depends on the Government policy. Our team will provide you with the exact details on your query about this important & crucial aspect of your travel.
For all visitors arriving from infected countries an international certificate of immunization against yellow fever and cholera is required.
Assalaam Alaikum – This time-honored Maldivian greeting is used to greet a guest or even a friend; it denotes the Islamic culture of the people and comes with a fervent for peace. For centuries Maldives’ shores have been a haven of peace and tranquility for travelers.