As mentioned previously, there are at least 80 resort islands for tourists. So, how do you choose where to stay? Consider the type of accommodation, facilities, p...
Ces Hôtels aux Maldives ont d'énormes toboggans qui vous font glisser dans le lagon ou dans des piscines. Dans votre villa ou au restaurant, ils promettent tous des glissades de Rêve !
A 40-minute seaplane ride from the airport brings guests to this 112-villa property, where the accommodations are so much more than your standard hotel room. Guests can spread out in spacious beachfront villas or in one of the resort’s InOcean Villas, which sit more than a half mile offshore (a first for the Maldives). And when you’re not en chambre, the paradisiacal Maldivian setting beckons with powdery white sand, turquoise waters and a colorful underwater world to explore.
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I think these are the best unique beaches in the world! From the loudest beach to a magical glowing beach. Each of these spots is one of a kind. Starting with M
Crystal clear water, white sand beaches, turquoise lagoons, gorgeous rustic-chic villas over the water, under the water or on the sand and enchanting, dazzling sunsets.
The Maldives are mostly known as a nation of islands slowly sinking into the sea, but there is more to the country than just headlines. The capital of Malé is a dense metropolis, yet still surrounded by the same colorful waters as the more isolated islands of the Maldives. And if you want to enjoy some of the resorts offered on other islands after exploring the capital, you can have the best of both worlds.
When you think of dream holiday destinations, you might picture exotic trips to far-flung islands in the Maldives or the Caribbean.
I always thought that you had to be super rich to take a trip to the Maldives, that it was something I would do for my honeymoon and that I would be paying it off for a while. I had no idea that you could visit the Maldives on a budget! Staying on a local...
When you think about heaven on earth, what do you think of? For me, the Maldives is what comes to mind, with its crystal clear aquarium-like lagoons & palm tree fringed islands. There is no doubt, if you
1. Endless shades of blue at Maldives From zeebalife 2. Making new friends under the surface From @nabaaahu 3. How was this real life? I couldn’t comprehend how a place so perfect could exist on earth. But trust me, it does From @t___hassan 4. The most beautiful place in the world. Do you agree? From @giacomo_maldives 5. Rays at Soneva Jani, how beautiful From @ishotmaldives 6. Light breeze, swaying palm trees, and powder soft sand. what more do you need on a Monday morning? From TT 7. The Maldives is always a good idea From @ahmed_rishaan 8. Sunday brunch on a secluded island anyone? Sharing some sunny paradise vibes with you all on this gloomy Sunday afternoon. Wherever you are in this world - I hope this dreamy Maldives sandbank brunch gives you those total holiday vibe you have been longing for... Perfection From shewanderseverywhere 9. Somewhere between the crashing waves, soft sand, and salty air. There’s nothing like spending a day at the beach From TT 10. Always in a tropical state of mind From @raffrafey 11. This is the Maldives In case you haven’t been - put The Maldives 🇲🇻 on your bucket list, it’s a paradise of natural beauty, unforgettable experiences, true hospitality, incredible food and drink options, fun activities and gorgeous sceneries. A destination build for everyone From shewanderseverywhere 12. Summer sun is spreading its love all over the place. Before embrace its love From @t___hassan 13. THE BEST DINING EXPERIENCES IN THE MALDIVES From @terplanet 14. Chilling with the sharks From @navaz.mv 15. Paradise awaits in the Maldives, Pure paradise From travelwiththesoulmates 16. Good Morning, Did you know The Maldives is the flattest country in the world From 17. Imagine walking on this beautiful sandbar at Maldives From @fromtinyisles 18. In a mission for finding the perfect spot From @flywithemil 19. That water color though From @michutravel 20. A blissful moment under the tropical sun From TT 21. Island vibes hits different in Maldives From @jetset_anna 22. Would you like to explore Maldives From @t___hassan 23. The Sunny Side of Life From @zettemaldives 24. Sights you are bound to never forget From @meeruisland 25. Wanna walk on barefoot? I wish I was there right now From TT 26. Once you’re here, you’ll feel like you’re home From @giacomo_maldives 27. This is how one week vacation in Maldives look like. From @michutravel 28. Dipping into the weekend like we mean it From @pilotluana 29. Waking up to having breakfast served in the pool From @sir 30. Imagine waking up here, Nothing but peaceful and relaxing views From thetravelingwhites 31. Imagine being here right now From @terplanet 32. I can’t imagine a more beautiful thing From TT 33. Local Lifestyle, A place to relaxing From @giacomo_maldives
Top 20+ Resorts In The Maldives - Our Ultimate Travel Guide from spending 3 months in this amazing tropical paradise!
If you’re looking for an unparalleled way to experience one week in the Maldives, you’ve come to the right place. From pristine natural islands, to unbelievable underwater encounters, luxury accomodations & bucket-list experiences, Four Seasons
When you think about heaven on earth, what do you think of? For me, the Maldives is what comes to mind, with its crystal clear aquarium-like lagoons & palm tree fringed islands. There is no doubt, if you
Top 20+ Resorts In The Maldives - Our Ultimate Travel Guide from spending 3 months in this amazing tropical paradise!
Looking for the best snorkelling in the Maldives? Check out our blog sharing the best resorts to stay for incredible underwater experiences!
Ces Hôtels aux Maldives ont d'énormes toboggans qui vous font glisser dans le lagon ou dans des piscines. Dans votre villa ou au restaurant, ils promettent tous des glissades de Rêve !
Hi Guys, first of all I wanna wish all of you happy new year and all the best for 2018! :) I’d like to start my 2018 with a new travel diary from our latest trip to paradise on earth: the Mal…
High off my Maldives travels I’m back home in the cold and finding myself already reminiscing about our trip. The pristine beaches, luxurious overwater bungalows, floating breakfast and morning snorkels with reef tip sharks and stingrays,…
I always thought that you had to be super rich to take a trip to the Maldives, that it was something I would do for my honeymoon and that I would be paying it off for a while. I had no idea that you could visit the Maldives on a budget! Staying on a local...
The Maldives is the ultimate beach destination for couples. Check out my comprehensive list of the best resorts in the Maldives for honeymoons!
At this Maldivian resort, the philosophy and the aesthetics of the Soneva brand came together to shape Jani into a perfect escapist retreat.
Part II of our getaway to Maldives. It might've looked like we were in Maldives for a month if you followed me along on Instagram, however we were only there for just over a week! While I planned on only taking a few photos we ended up shooting almost every day which left me with an overload of tropical content to share with ya'll! Most common question I kept getting was why did we switch hotels and was that tough based on the amount it takes to get to Maldives itself so this blog post is to help you understand WHY you should stay at more than one hotel and how to do so when going to Maldives. WHY. As simple as that - there is not much to do on a deserted island. Each island is about 1km long, offers a few restaurants and a few activities. Most likely there's another 200-300 people staying on the same island as you so you keep running into them throughout your days there, you shortly meet your bungalow neighbors and you start feeling the routine. Because Maldives is such a far and stunning destination it would be silly and boring to only stay in one place for an entire week. If you live an active lifestyle and love change and variety I highly recommend you do 2-3 different hotels especially if you have enough time to get away for. Expenses wise it might not even be that much more if you plan to go during the slower season. You can check out my first blog post where I spoke more about how much going to Maldives actually costs. HOW. For some reason I find it more difficult to figure out to get from one island to the other than book a world tour lol. It's just such a different world out there. While we're only used to booking a flight ticket, once you start looking into going to Maldives you gotta figure out a sea plane, boat, regular flight etc. seems pretty confusing, right? Well, it sure is if you don't pick a right hotel. Easiest way to get around the islands and stay at different hotels is by staying at hotels that organize all the travels for you, provide a 5 star customer service and are partners (owned by same company but hotels are on different islands). These tips lead to the 2 hotels we stayed at - Velassaru and Dhigali, they both are owned by the same company. Just to give you a quick idea on how we got to Velassaru from Dhigali: 40 minute boat ride from Dhigali to airport. Hopped on another boat and took a 25 min boat to Velassaru. When booking a hotel make sure they're very responsive and will help you figure out the easiest and most importantly fastest way to get there. Dhigali VS. Velassaru Dhigali Resort: All inclusive meals. Pretty big island. Offers mini buggies to pick you up and drop you off wherever it is you're going. Getting to the island requires taking another short flight + 40 min boat ride to the island. Water is more turquoise as I believe it is more shallow. I might be absolutely wrong and it might've just happened to be the week we were there lol so don't count on me for this! This is based on our experience. Velassaru Resort: All inclusive meals. Intimate, smaller island. No buggies, you have to walk everywhere yourself. Getting to the island requires taking another flight + 20 min boat ride to the island. More deep blue water, just as beautiful but deeper all around. Thank you Velassaru Maldives for partnering with me on this post.
What things to do in the Maldives other than lazing on the beach.
