Maldives

Maldives is an archipelago in the Indian Ocean. Memories of a holiday in one of the most beautiful places on the planet will remain in your memory for a long time.

What to see in the Maldives?

The Maldives is an archipelago in the Indian Ocean that leaves an unforgettable impression on visitors. The main entertainment on the islands is diving, which allows you to explore the underwater world with its amazing flora and fauna. Here every tourist will find something to his taste: fishing, catamaran rides, secluded holidays on white sandy beaches. However, the Maldives is not only a paradise for beach lovers, but also a place where you can enjoy cultural and historical sights.

Maldives consists of 1192 coral islands forming unique atolls. Thanks to the special climate, it is possible to holiday here almost all year round. The best time to visit is during the winter months, when there is no intense heat. In summer, during the rainy season, there are fewer tourists on the islands. The dry season here lasts from November to March. It is important to remember that the locals profess Islam, so tourists should show respect for local customs.

Maldives is spread on coral atolls, and natural beauty takes a special place in the attractiveness of the islands. The infrastructure is well developed here: luxurious hotels, clean beaches and various entertainments are waiting for guests. Each atoll is a unique corner of nature, full of interesting places.

Visa
- Traveller's Declaration

What to visit in the Maldives?

Male

This is the capital of the Maldives and the place to start exploring the archipelago. There are many cultural attractions, such as the Islamic Centre, the largest Islamic mosque in Asia; the National Museum, which provides an insight into the country's history and culture; the Sultan's Park; the National Art Gallery; the Tsunami Monument; and the Fish Market.

Friday Mosque

This mosque, built in the 17th century, surprises with its architecture and details. Made of coral stone, it is richly decorated inside and has historical significance. This mosque and its surroundings are an architectural monument. To visit the mosque, you must obtain a permit from the Religious Affairs Department.

Baa Atoll

It used to be a place where mariners seeking shelter fell victim to shipwrecks. Now it is an attractive destination for fishermen, divers and windsurfers. The atoll consists of 72 islands, but only 13 of them are inhabited. The atoll is also home to a large nature reserve, Hanifaru Bay, which attracts underwater enthusiasts.

Dhaalu Atoll

This atoll is still little explored, so you can enjoy the pristine tropical nature here. There are only two hotels on the islands, offering comfortable holidays. Snorkelling, diving, giant tortoises and cycling safaris are all available.

South Male Atoll

This atoll is famous for its pristine white sand beaches and magnificent views. It comprises 30 islands, of which 17 are reserved for tourists, on which luxury hotels have been built. It is a great place for fishing, secluded holidays and diving and surfing.

Presidential Palace

This historic structure was built by the last sultan and now serves as the residence of the country's president. Visitors can see the colonial architecture of the palace and a beautiful park with blooming roses.

Male

Friday Mosque

Baa Atoll

Dhaalu Atoll

South Male Atoll

Presidential Palace

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Friday Mosque

Travelling in the Maldives offers the opportunity to enjoy not only the inexpressible nature and outdoor activities, but also to immerse yourself in the local culture and history of this fascinating archipelago.