Listly by Joanna James
If you want to have fun, Maldives has you covered. This island destination is a haven for water-based attractions and the best part is; there is more! Here are 10 must do's in the Maldives
Canoeing across the tranquil waters of the Maldives is truly a blissful experience. The gentle motion of the canoe, combined with the picturesque surrounding so characteristic to the Maldives makes this activity do wonders for the soul.
When the sun makes its way up, Maldives has a magical look to it. For those who rise early, this is an experience that should not be missed out.
The Addu Atoll is well known for its diverse marine life. This proud survivor of the El Nino showcases aquatic majesty at its best and is one of the most popular spots to capture those pristine underwater photographs.
The Maldives is a Muslim nation is adorned with a collection of mosques of which the Grand Friday Mosque is the most prominent. This mosque dates back to the 17th century and is a haven for stunning Islamic architecture.
For Art lovers, there is a lot to appreciate at the Esjehi Art Gallery. The collection of original artwork found here are both from local and international artists. To top this, the Esjehi Art Gallery is housed in one of the oldest buildings in Male giving guests a dose of history as well.
The Maldivian Ocean is what put this tiny island destination on the map. If you want to do justice to your Maldivian holiday, delving into the deep blue is an absolute must. From fish to coral to sponges to what not; Maldives offers a universe to fall in love with. In Maldives things to do underwater supersedes those on land.
The Maldives is home to over 1000 different islands and is famed above all for its picturesque beaches. In fact, many of the most popular resorts in this nation are found along the beaches and Amaya Kuda Rah is one of them. Experiencing the beach is an absolute must do here.
For those of you keen on exploring the underwater world without getting wet, a whale submarine tour is ideal. Now you can get submerged in water and witness all of Maldives underwater treasures and stay dry all the way.
Since there are so many islands in the Maldives, island hopping is a great way to discover the uniqueness of each island. It is a very popular activity among honeymooners and the journey to each island is just as exciting as visiting the island itself.
Boats in the Maldives have always been an important part of the day to day transport. To experience what it feels like to be a Maldivian, try out a ride in the traditional Dhoni. Amidst the endless blue this really is a treat.