Things to consider before planning your honeymoon in the Maldives - Definite must knows!

One of the key and most important things to remember when visiting the Maldives is your budget. Definitely, plan your expenditure as this will help you out immensely. By arriving with a clear budget in mind, you'll have an idea of how much you can save. After arrival, you can travel to your resort via speedboat and this is usually covered by the resort. If your resort is quite far, you'll have to take a seaplane and this will cost you as resorts do not generally cover this. Another key point to note is that water bottles are generally expensive at resorts, sometimes 3 times more than what they are at the airport. You could easily stock up on some bottles from the airport which should save you some money. The season you choose to travel in will also affect your budget, as travelling during offseason guarantees lower rates at most resorts. The problem with off-season travel though is that most attractions will not be in operation. In terms of currency, it's always advised to carry dollars with you or use cards at your resorts. Exchanging to local currency can be done, but the reverse of which is quite troublesome.

When planning your trip to the Maldives, be very conscious about leaving some breathing room for activities you may want to try after visiting the country. There are so many interesting things to do and places to see in the Maldives. So while you work the trip around your work schedules, leave some room for other activities.

From relaxation to adventure or even art or history, Maldives offers a plethora of activities that will peak your interest. For the thrill seekers and party people, you'll have access to some of the best spots for nightlife. And if adventure is your calling, there are so many things to choose from. Great examples are snorkelling, diving, surfing and even underwater explorations where you'll have the opportunity to check out shipwrecks. Food is a definite part of visiting the Maldives. You'll be able to try an array of unique dishes that pack flavour, however, always check with your resort for their cuisine options in case you have your preferences. There are plenty of honeymoon resorts in Maldives to choose from that will guarantee an unforgettable experience, Adaaran Resorts is such an example.

The Maldives is a Muslim country, and thus you'll come across restrictions on clothing and alcohol. You won't find alcohol in the capital city of Male and you aren't allowed to bring any duty-free alcohol in either. However, you'll generally find alcoholic beverages at most resorts. Another thing to note is to dress conservatively when visiting the city or leaving your resort.