Private villas hung above stunning blue seas, alabaster white sand beaches, and breathtaking sunsets lowering towards the horizon. The visual splendour of the Maldives is breathtaking, and you won't really know it until you go there yourself.

This secluded nation of 1,200 islands and over 30 coral atolls offer world-class diving and snorkelling. There are several possibilities to get out of the hotel resort bubble and enjoy the magnificent remoteness of this tropical paradise. The Maldives is becoming a more affordable holiday destination, thanks to a better speedboat transit system and the emergence of independent guesthouses.

THINGS TO SEE AND DO

Visit Male

There are several must-see attractions in the Maldivian capital. Visit the nation's 17th-century mosque (Hukuru Miskiiy) and the National Museum for a historical overview of the country. Take a coffee in one of the deliciously chaotic cafés and watch the world go by.

Go Diving

The Maldives is one of the world's top diving locations. Visit Rasdhoo Madivaru (aka Hammerhead Point) to see hammerheads or free dive with whale sharks. There are also several manta rays and marine turtles here. Dives in a single tank start at 925 MVR (USD 60).

Relax on the beach

Outside of the private resorts, two of the nicest beaches in the Maldives are Omadoo on the South Ari Atoll and Ukulhas Island on the Alif Alif Atoll. Manadhoo is also a fantastic location. Take note: Please be sure you're on a 'Bikini Beach' (a beach specifically for westerners).

Do Water Sports

Parasailing, water skiing, jet-skiing, snorkelling, and kayaking are all available in the Maldives, as well as banana boats (inflatable boats hauled by a speedboat). Snorkelling costs 123 MVR (USD 8), and tandem parasailing costs 3,000 MVR (USD 200).

WHAT TO EAT

The seafood in the Maldives is really wonderful and extremely fresh. The majority of Male's restaurants have outside seating. The Seagull Café, Symphony, Royal Garden Café, and Irudhashu Hotaa are some of the most popular locations to visit (for quick meals).

WHERE TO STAY?

Every resort in the Maldives has its own private island, and with over 100 options, the only challenge is deciding where to stay. At the very top, the world's most exclusive hotel companies seek to achieve ever-higher levels of luxury, from personal butlers and private lap pools to in-room massages and pillow menus. It's no surprise that honeymooners and anyone looking for a luxury tropical holiday have long placed the country at the top of their bucket lists. Beyond the five- and six-star resorts, though, there is a plethora of options.

Best Hotels in the Maldives

Vivanta by Taj Coral Reef

Set on heart-shaped Hembadhu Island, Taj Coral Reef Resort & Spa is a contemporary tropical paradise tucked over a 1000-year old precious coral atoll in the sunny Maldives. Just a 45-minute ride by a speed boat from Velana International Airport, 62-luxurious thatched-roof villas are designed atop our house reef to offer environmentally-responsible, all-inclusive vacations.

PER AQUUM Huvafen Fushi

A resort filled with infinite enchantment, the Per Aquum Huvafen Fushi, is a luxury hotel that will definitely meet expectations. In other words, a living dream. With sea view bungalows and pavilions, that provide privacy and relaxation. The iconic resort is a magnificent playground for those seeking an elevated accommodation experience.

The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort

There’s are plenty of words to describe this island of paradise, but we don’t have all day. The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort overlooks the captivating waves of the Indian Ocean. Lodged in between the lush rainforest and white-sand beaches, the guest at St. Regis can explore the Islands tropical beauty. The Resort provides a private lagoon, Iridium Spa and outdoor infinity pool which promises nonpareil leisure.

THE BEST BARS

Here is a list of the greatest Maldivian bars where you may go for spectacular Maldives parties.

  • Star Gazing – Maldives.

  • Private Island Dinner – Maafushivaru.

  • Moodhu Bar & Restaurant- Reethi Beach.

  • Club Med Kani- Kanifinolhu.

  • Sundown Bar- Miriandhoo.

  • The W Maldives- Fesdu Island.

  • Glow in the Dark Beach- Mudhdhoo Island.

THE BEST BEACHES

The Maldives, a series of 1,200 islands in the Indian Ocean, is one of the world's most quiet, romantic, and breathtakingly beautiful locations. The islands are organised into atolls depending on their closeness to different coral reefs, and tranquil, azure-coloured lagoons surround them. These calm seas are ideal for those romantic overwater bungalows that have become associated with the island, and the coral reefs make it a popular snorkelling destination. The Maldives beaches, of course, are the last component of this exquisite holiday location, with many of them being immaculate, white-sand lengths where visitors may spend long days luxuriating. Keeping this in mind, these are the top 7 beaches in the Maldives.

  • Cocoa Island. Vacation Island Cocoa Island, South Male Atoll

  • Landaa Giraavaru

  • Baros

  • Reethi Rah

  • Veligandu Island

  • Thulusdhoo Island

  • Fulhadhoo Island

REACH MALDIVES BY PRIVATE JET FLIGHTS

When you picture a tropical island with white beaches, a clear ocean, and a lush interior, you're probably picturing the Maldives. There aren't many locations in the world that better encapsulate the term "picture-perfect island hideaway," so charter a private jet to the Maldives and get ready for your luxury island retreat.

No direct air services connect Manchester with the Maldives, but a Private jet charter provides you with more options and might save you time by enabling you to take off or arrive closer to your location. Astute Aviation flies to and from five major airports that may accommodate private jet clients:

  • Gan International Airport

  • Hannimaadhoo Airport

  • Male Ibrahim Nasir International Airport

  • Kaadedhdhoo Airport

  • Kadhdhoo Airport

AIRPORTS IN THE MALDIVES FOR PRIVATE JETS

Malé Velana International Airport (the major airport, originally called Ibrahim Nasir International Airport), Noonu Maafaru International Airport, Haa Dhaalu Hanimaadhoo International Airport and Addu City Gan International Airport are the four international airports in the Maldives.

In addition, there are 12 domestic airports from which to fly between the islands. We would gladly help you organise flights to and from the various islands so that you may enjoy all of the wonder and beauty that the Maldives offers.

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