Joanna James
A holiday spent in the Maldives is not just picturesque and fun, it's also thrilling if you choose to engage in more thrilling activities. So, how can you make your holiday a thrilling one? Here are some ideas for you to try out.
The Maldivian sea life includes both flora and fauna. The best way to explore it is through snorkelling, and you really don't need to be a pro in swimming to try this experience out. Snorkellers not only get the chance to explore rare marine species such as whale sharks, turtles, and eagle rays, but to observe the ever-amazing coral reefs and marine plants.
This activity may look crazy, but you are going to love it for sure! So, during your stay at Kuramathi Maldives, make sure you try out this fun, high-speed adventure. This is going to be a bumpy ride and you will find it extra thrilling to experience a roller-coaster-like ride in the sea.
One of the modern water sports in the Maldives, parasailing indeed can offer a thrilling experience for you. Here, you get the chance to race in the air and feel the wind right on your face. This also offers a great chance to enjoy aerial views of the surroundings.
The most common way of water skiing is where a boat (with high speed) pulls the person giving him the maximum sense of excitement. Nowadays, there is also this method where the ocean water has a cable ski installed on it so that no boat is attached. If you head to the Maldives during the rainy season, you will find it hard to engage in this activity because the wind together with the ocean currents and rain make the experience challenging.
Unlike snorkelling or any other mild water adventure, surfing is an activity that you should do with some expertise. You need to take surfing lessons prior to the adventure, and if you grab the tactics well, the pleasure is all yours. Many surfers from all around the world head to the Maldives just to surf, because it's indeed a world-class destination for surfing.
Although you call it a thrilling activity, this is more of an amazing activity because there's no risk attached. The Maldives is one of the best places in the world to try out this experience, and what happens here really is you swim with whale sharks as if you belong to one swimming crew. As you know, whale sharks are considered an endangered creature and this very fact makes this adventure a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
So, in the Maldives, you can either engage in big game fishing or traditional fishing (what the locals do). Big game fishing generally happens in the morning and the fishermen catch massive. exotic fish such as barracuda, tuna, sailfish, and wahoo. Traditional fishing (which happens at night) is great if you want to catch snappers, squirrel fish, jacks, and reef fish.
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