Joanna James
Vacations in the Maldives can be both relaxing and exciting thanks to all the thrilling things to do in this archipelago. A broad variety of entertaining pursuits, from water sports to island hopping including food tours, can be found on the island nation.
If you're trying to decide where to go in the Maldives, you have to know about Maaya Thila and the amazing ocean scenery that surrounds the small cove. The marine life off the coast of Maaya Thila in the Maldives is some of the most beautiful in the world, thanks in large part to the protection afforded by the country's Marine Conservation Law.
Taking a sunset boat is highly advised if you want to see the Maldives for what they are: a collection of gorgeous islands. Spend an enjoyable hour sailing the calm waters of the evening on a traditional dhoni or other boat and taking in the breathtaking sunset sights.
While out on a cruise, you can take in the beautiful scenery and, if you're lucky, spot some playful dolphins. If you are planning to stay at one of the Maldives beaches resorts such as the Holiday Inn Kandooma Maldives, be sure to plan in advance to book yourself a slot in a sunset cruise!
Visiting Vaadhoo Island's "Sea of Stars" will put a new spin on your typical beach vacation. Under the full moon, the ocean here appears to gleam magnificently. Bioluminescence is a phenomenon displayed by free-floating tiny zooplankton of the sea as a defensive measure against attacks from fish. Sea bioluminescence is responsible for the sea's bluish-white glow at night and the water is totally safe for you to play in because the blue light sent out is cool and generates no heat.
Although it is among the most popular water sports, surfing is not suitable for every piece of land that borders the ocean. The Maldives is a popular surfing destination because of the large waves that wrap up at the perfect time to provide that picture-perfect surfing window.
Especially in the vicinity of Male Atoll and Southern Atolls, the Maldives enjoy a geographical advantage that makes them ideal surfing locations at any time of the year.
The Maldives is a paradise for beach bums, and one of the best ways to experience it is by enjoying a leisurely stroll down the stunning Hulhumale Beach. Among the most romantic things someone can do on an island is to take a long, barefoot stroll along the shore with their significant other.
Evening strolls down the beach also provide prime opportunities to take in some of the world's most breath-taking sunset vistas. In addition, there are plenty of places to eat wonderful seafood right on the beach itself, from restaurants to food stands.
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