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Things to do in Maldives


Maldives is an island nation. Thousands of tiny little islands surrounded by azure water. The islands, its beaches, lagoon and the sea are simply a wonders of nature. You will be amazed seeing countless pictures and videos posted on internet, but if you want to perceive the real wonders of the islands, you have to step on its beaches.
 Millions of tourists visit every year to have a memorable holiday here. The beauty of the island, the relaxing nature of the beaches and the exciting adventures at sea makes it a whole dream destination.
 Now if you are considering to have a visit to Maldives, and wonder what to do, here is a list of things you may enjoy in Maldives.


Snorkeling

Snorkeling in Maldives is one of the most favorite recreational activity and the easiest way to discover Maldives underwater world. Each island is surrounded by its own reaf and a shallow lagoon enabling you to walk off the beach, into the lagoon, or you can opt to take a short boat ride to the house reef. The spectacular facade of the coral reef, and its wide array of marine species, just a meter away from your own eyes creates truly magnificent sight and lasting memory.


Scuba Diving

Maldives is one of the best scuba diving destination. Its coral reefs, warm and clear waters, varying dive points and rich marine life makes the place a divers heaven. Indian ocean currents sweeping through the channels in between islands carries rich nutrients which attracts vast number of fishes looking for feast. Apart from fishes, mantas, sharks and many other species running around, you can explore caves, soft coral gardens, colourful sponges, invertebrates and gorgonian fans, all profiting from nutrient-rich waters.


Sandbank Tour

Sandbank (‘Finolhu’ in maldivian language) is a remote island, a bed of pure white sand raised few feet above the shallow water and is accessible with a short boat ride. Take a tour to sight a scenic natural beauty of unique Maldivian island and you will never have a better chance to lay on the beach and soak up the sun. Sandbanks tours are popular among couples especially honeymooners and the tour will assure the feeling of privacy and exclusivity.


Dolphin Cruise

Dolphins live in abundance in the Maldivian water; join a fun filled tour in search of dolphin and stand a chance to see a dolphin in the wild. It is a heart-warming experience as they tail your vessel and leap above waves. You will never have a better chance to sight wild dolphins playing in the natural setting than in Maldives. It is an unforgettable experience for photographers and wild lovers.


Sunset/ Night fishing

Enjoy a traditional Maldivian fishing with hand line and bait at sunset. Going out to the sea in the evening just before sunset, enjoying the spectacular view of the sun go down, and patiently waiting for the next catch is a relaxing and thrilling experience. Experience crew will guide you and explain on the ancient art. If you are lucky enough to have a catch, a meal featuring the fruits of your labor will be prepared at the hotel.


Day Fishing

Fishing is one of the main economic activities in Maldive, and a popular activity among holiday makers. Travel by a ‘Dhoni’ a traditional Maldivian fishing boat out into the sparkling waters of Indian Ocean. Drop your line direct from Dhoni into the ocean, and hope for nibble and prepare to wrestle with whatever you catch at the end of the line. Typical fish species in the water include tuna, wahoo, barracuda, rainbow runners, red snappers, groupers, sail fish and many more. Fishing in Maldivian waters can be an adventure of lifetime.


Male’ City Tour

Male’ is unique. Male’ is ranked amongst the smallest and most densely populated capital cities of the world. Explore the narrow streets of tiny island city through a local tour guide. Watch the bustling local fish market or wander the aisles of colourful Maldivian products at local market. Visit cultural attractions and learn about the history and witness the heritage of the Maldives. There are plenty of restaurants where you can dine at your convenience. You can also shop at the souvenir shop in the tourist area.

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