The Maldives is an island nation to the south of India, and recognized as a popular tropical travel destination for many years. These Maldives islands are grouped into natural atolls that are protected by surrounding reefs. The Islands are of pure white coral sand are low laying, the highest point on any given island being no more than two meters above sea level. Coconut palms and an abundance of tropical plants make these islands an idyllic place for your holidays if you want to see nature at its best.

Getting Here is as easy as catching a plane. Major airlines will be able to take you to the Maldives islands. Catch one of the many scheduled or charter flights operating on a regular basis from points of origin in Europe, the Middle East and Asia. You, as our welcome guest, are issued thirty-day tourist visa on arrival.

Climate: There are two major climatic variations in the Maldives, with the south-west monsoon season running from May to October, and the north-west monsoon season from November to April where the islands are less windy and there is less rainfall. Due to its location on the equator the average temperature in the Maldives is 28 degree Celsius with a humidity of around 75-85%, throughout the year

Maldives Resorts: The Maldives are an extremely popular holiday destination, and as such there are many resorts to choose from. Each offers a wide range of facilities including package deal and luxury amenities. There are various resort islands, each of which has their own charm making Maldives resorts extremely personal. All of the Maldives resorts boast sandy beaches and blue waters, though many of them have environmental awareness programs to help you understand the habitat.

Where you stay will depend on which island catches your eye and what facilities you require. In general, each resort has everything you could need within a few minutes’ walk. There are many luxury resorts and luxury spas available.

Travel between the islands of the Maldives is either by speedboat or seaplane. Journey times will vary from a few minutes to around an hour from the International Airport. This is made even more special due to the amazing views you are able to witness on the way.

Customs: The language spoken in the Maldives is Dhivehi, and the script runs from right to left. However, English is widely spoken, and especially used in business and education. The Maldives is an Islamic nation and as such tourists are asked to wear clothes that cover the thighs and upper body, unless they are in a resort where they can wear swimwear.