Magical Maldives


Male has plenty of attractions including a swimmable beach and a spot where stingrays , as well as the occasional turtles or sharks, converge.

Maldives can be an unforgettable getaway thanks to the growing number of flights from Malaysia to the island paradise in the Indian Ocean.

A trip to the country can include one of the many resorts on its atolls or outer islands, with over water chalets offering charming stays to fully enjoy the marine environment.

There are several excursions and activities to consider – from swimming in the sea, walking, running and stargazing, to shore snorkelling (which includes mask and snorkel rental).

Crabs seen at the break of dawn on an atoll in the Maldives.Left: Over water chalets offer charming stays in the idyllic archipelago. Below: Dolphins swimming ahead at the bow of a boat.Crabs seen at the break of dawn on an atoll in the Maldives.Left: Over water chalets offer charming stays in the idyllic archipelago. Below: Dolphins swimming ahead at the bow of a boat.

Pricier options include dolphin watching, island hopping, swimming with manta rays and scuba diving.

A budget-friendly approach is spending more nights in the capital Male than the outer atolls, and being selective with excursions.

Embrace the hustle and bustle of the city, and be surprised by what it has to offer.

Over water chalets offer charming staysin the idyllic archipelago.Over water chalets offer charming staysin the idyllic archipelago.

In Male, there are three swimmable beaches, a sea wall alive with stingrays – and occasional sightings of turtles and sharks.

The city also boasts a bustling fish market with fresh catches, and numerous hole in the wall eateries loved by locals.

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For a change of scenery, head to Addu City – Maldives’ second largest city.

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With its relaxed charm, the city showcases local-centric vibes and laid-back island living.

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