Joanna James
Who said Maldives is confined to couples and lovers? This destination is fun in a platter for all. If you are visiting Maldives with the family, below are a few places that you must visit
The beaches in Maldives are without a doubt this nation's biggest attraction. You can literally find shores after shores pretty much anywhere you turn, and the best part is beaches in Maldives never disappoint. Boasting powdery white sands and crystal-clear waters these beaches are heavenly to say the least. Apart from lounging and taking in the beauty of your surroundings, you can also try out popular water-based activities such as jet skiing, parasailing, windsurfing and snorkelling among others. The beach in Maldives is a great place to experience with the family. Whether you are young or old or wild or mild, this place caters to all.
The resorts in Maldives is a must experience whether you are travelling with the family or not. Loaded with attractions there is so much to do within the resort itself. In fact some of the resorts have an entire island for itself making it feel like a country within a country. If you are looking for a family resort in Maldives there are places like Niyama Private Islands Maldives that can be considered
A holiday in Maldives is not quite complete without experiencing a little bit of shopping. If you are looking to experience a very authentically local way of shopping, head over to the famous Majeedhee Magu. Loaded with everything from handicrafts, to clothes, to perfumes, homeware, electronic gizmos, and more there is plenty you can get your hands on here. Majeedhee Magu displays the most colourful and glitzy items in the whole of Male and also happens to be the largest market in the country.
For those of you interested in some Maldivian history pay a visit to the Mulee-Aage Palace. This historic building has been a popular tourist destination where one can enjoy some authentic insight into the Maldivian history and culture. Located across the road from Hukuru Miskiiy, this blue and white building stands tall with an elaborate gate that adorns the entrance.
Surrounded by a number of official and important buildings, this location marks a central spot in Male and makes a great place to witness the beauty of this island in a nutshell. To the south you can find the Islamic Center in the Maldives. On the eastern end, there is the Police Head Quarters, on the west are a string of commercial buildings and shopping outlets and on the north you find the beaches ideal for some seaside views.
If you thought the natural islands of Maldives are the only islands here, you are mistaken. Hulumale is actually a man-made island which was constructed as a backup plan in the event that the tiny Male Island is engulfed by the sea. Today though, it is more of a tourist attraction and definitely worth a visit.
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