Unbeatable beaches, unrivalled luxury, and an exciting underwater world make the Maldives worth it all! Endowed with extraordinary natural beauty and splendour. With 1200 islands and 26 atolls, this island republic entices tourists from all over the world with its exotic islands, entrancing blue oceans, gleaming-sandy beaches, stunning reefs, and a range of water activities. As an island country characterised by water sports, tourism is strictly dependent on dry weather conditions. The Maldives has also changed dramatically in the previous decade, with the inhabited islands becoming more attractive to tourists. This postcard-perfect combination of blue, white, and green is a veritable heaven on Earth, dotted with magnificent water villas and infinite palm groves swinging rhythmically! 

Best time to visit – November to April 

Places to visit in Maldives 

Male - North Malé Atoll, located on the southern edge of Kaafu Atoll, is the largest city and the most popular destination among the top places to visit in the Maldives. It is one of the most popular Maldives tourist destinations. It was known as Mahal since it was the home of the Royal Dynasties, but it is now known as Kings Island. Male has a tropical monsoon climate, with rainfall falling over the majority of the year. Male's main feature is its usually mild weather throughout the year. 

Hulhumale – Hulhumale is located in the south of the North Male Atoll, is well-connected to the airport, and is a popular tourist destination in the Maldives. Hulhumale Island is 188 hectares in size, with palm palms and beautiful beaches. The establishment adheres to and promotes green architecture. The most distinguishing feature of Hulhumale is that it is an artificial beach made by creative minds. If you arrive during the finest time to visit the Maldives, you will undoubtedly make lifelong memories! 

Maafushi Island – Maafushi Beach, also known as Maldives Paradise, is one of the nicest beaches in the country and is popular for leisure activities. This location is among the most well-known in the Maldives. With a variety of water sports to keep tourists entertained, the food provided here is mouthwatering and will have you licking your fingers. Aside from the fantastic activities to do on Maafushi Island, visitors should take in the picturesque splendour that this island has to offer. The combination of blue and white is nicely balanced to soothe your thoughts just by looking at it. 

Maradhoo Island - The long and thin Maradhoo Island, which runs along the Indian Ocean, is known for its gorgeous coconut palms and serene, peaceful beach fronts. Tourists appreciate the rich and spicy seafood, roadside sandwiches, and shopping at the vibrant local shops while they are here.