FlyMaldives

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It was once said about the Maldives that this is “where the blue sky and white clouds, the coconut trees and shadows, the clear water and white sand, are located in the paradise of the Indian Ocean.” This relatively small country comprises some 26 atolls. It is a place travelers yearn to visit, a place where couples venture for the perfect honeymoon, and a place to truly find rest and relaxation. In this short article, we will take a closer look at the Maldives and opportunities visitors will find there. We will profile some of the more developed atolls, and highlight some excellent sightseeing opportunities.

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Nothing can top a Maldives honeymoon. Over-the-water bungalows, colorful marine life, and the bluest water on earth are only the beginning. When you are in the Maldives, you have plenty of different budget options for accommodations and activities. There is no such thing as a bad day in the Maldives.

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No matter where you’re staying, you’ll be on a private island, a huge boon for couples seeking a super private, intimate experience away from crowds and the beaten path. And if you choose to stay in one of the beautiful overwater bungalows that many of the resorts offer—and that the country is so well-known for—that privacy factor is magnified even further. "The overwater bungalows are much more private in the Maldives than in any other destination. You will feel like you have the island to yourself. Most of these villas also have their own pools or direct access to the beach," points out Nanigian.

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We’ve all seen the photos – nighttime beach shots where the surf glows neon blue. Vaadhoo is commonly named as the place to witness this nocturnal phenomenon, which occurs when bioluminescent organisms in the water are disturbed, but the truth is it can happen all over the Maldivian archipelago. Much like spotting the northern lights, you simply need good timing (come between June and October for the best chance) and a big dollop of luck.

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Most people who visit the Maldives completely bypass Male, perhaps due to the fact that it’s the antithesis of the typical tropical island aesthetic – the capital is one of the most densely populated cities in the world, cramming more than 200,000 people into just 3.2 square miles. But linger a while and you’ll be amply rewarded. Artificial Beach offers the chance to see how urban Maldivians do beach days; the guts-and-all fish market is a sucker punch to the senses and the ancient Old Friday Mosque captivates all those who enter with its intricately carved coral stone.

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Also known as Rasdhoo Madivaru, Hammerhead Point is a demanding dive on an outer reef where hammerhead sharks, mantas and other large pelagics are frequent visitors. Outside this reef the depth drops rapidly to over 200m and the water is exceptionally clear. Hammerhead dives usually start before dawn, descending by around 6am to have the best chance of sightings.

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Housed in the Conrad Maldives resort, The Muraka is a lavish 2-level undersea villa. Letting you experience an exotic style of living, dining, and sleeping under the azure blue waters of the Indian Ocean, this surreal residence is not only the most opulent accommodation option, but also one of the most bewildering Maldives sightseeing places.

During your stay here, you can enjoy world-class facilities such as private chef and butler, infinity pool, professional spa treatments, on-call fitness trainer, and water activities. Some of the water sports that the adrenaline seekers can expect to enjoy at The Muraka include snorkeling, and diving, jet skiing.

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There are few destinations where the mode of transport by which you arrive could be called a highlight, but that’s because there are few places in the world where you need seaplanes to reach your hotel. These zippy Twin Otters function like taxis in a country with no roads, and taking off from the water is an unforgettable experience, as is observing the spectacular coral atolls, blue lagoons and tiny desert islands from above.

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With some of the best diving and snorkeling in the world, the clear waters of Maldives are a magnet for anyone with an interest in marine life. The richness and variety is astonishing; dazzling coral walls, magnificent caves and schools of brightly colored tropical fish await you when you get down to the reef. In deeper waters lurk manta rays, turtles, sharks and even the world’s largest fish, the whale shark. The best bit? The water is so warm many people don’t even wear a wetsuit.

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Luxury, scenic beauty and privacy are the three elements of every perfect honeymoon.

The beautiful water villas in Maldives checks all these boxes and what else would you need for that perfect luxury getaway.

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The Maldives are recognized as one of the best diving destinations in the Indian Ocean, and is on the bucket list of many. Sea currents give life to the reefs of the Maldives, one of the most diverse marine ecosystems in the world, and are responsible for fantastic diving in this unique part of the Blue Planet.

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In Maldives, Sunsets are particularly impressive
Located at the Equator, where Earth is at her wider bulge, the archipelago is closer to the Sun and sunlight arrives at a perpendicular (90 degree) angle. Add this to the air humidity and the total flatness of the horizon, you get the ideal factors for a perfect show.

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Every resort in Maldives is its own private island, and with over 100 to choose from the only problem is selecting where you want to stay. At the top end, the world’s most exclusive hotel brands compete with each other to attain ever-greater heights of luxury, from personal butlers and private lap pools to in-room massages and pillow menus. It’s not surprising that honeymooners and those seeking a glamorous tropical getaway have long had the country at the very top of their wish lists. But there’s also plenty of choice beyond the five- and six-star resorts.

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Unrivalled luxury, stunning white-sand beaches and an amazing underwater world make Maldives an obvious choice for a true holiday of a lifetime.

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Taking the plunge into the deep blue is one of the most exciting things imaginable and the rewards are massive, especially in Maldives, which is rightly known as a world-class scuba-diving destination. The enormous variety of fish life is amazing, and there’s a good chance you’ll see some of the biggest marine creatures – a close encounter with a giant manta or a whale shark is unforgettable.

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