Joanna James
Whether you're a fan of the ocean or the island life, or simply even staying in at a fancy hotel, the Maldives is where all your needs intersect. With a range of luxury accommodations, stunning views as well as delicious food in-store, there is nothing simply nothing but a good time to be had!
When it comes to the Maldives, it is difficult to not be awestruck by the types of beaches you can find on any given island in any given direction. Many people who visit the Maldives have only one goal, and that is to sit back and relax on the beach for the entirety of their stay.
And who can blame them? With white sandy shores and crystal-clear oceans, their gentle breeze and the shade of a coconut tree is all you need for a good time. Most Maldives luxury resorts such as the Amilla Maldives Resort and Residences provides their guests, not only with a great bit of the beach but also plenty of amenities to truly unwind during their stay.
As one of the world's smallest capital cities, it is easy to underestimate this 2.2 square miles sized city. With plenty of sights and people packed in there is so much to be explored when visiting the biggest city in the Maldives.
The Republic Square is one of the locations in Malé that is well known amongst travellers. This part of the city is recognizable by the large lining of palm trees and well as what is the flagpole with the nations largest Maldivian flag. It is also considered to be a popular gathering spot for many locals who live here.
No matter what your background or level of experience maybe, you would be missing out on an exciting opportunity if you chose to pass on either scuba diving or snorkelling when in the Maldives. With some of the most gorgeous reefs found anywhere in the world, this location is the ideal place to experience the wonders of the underwater world.
The best part is that there are plenty of trainers who are available to get you up to scratch before you will need to dive underwater.
One of the blessings of living on an island in the middle of the Indian ocean is that there is always going to be a huge abundance of fresh and delicious seafood at your disposal.
Additionally, one of the best ways to get to know the culture and the people of the Maldives is to step out and visit a local fish market.
Established in 1656, this is by far the oldest mosque in the country. With an exterior that is made up of coral stone as well as a series of intricate designs and inscriptions. While it does not look spectacular from the outside, the interior is a sight to behold.
If you are a non-Muslim, you will need to get permission from an official of the Ministry of Islamic affairs before you can enter.
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