The Maldives brings to mind images of tranquil vacations in the tropical islands. Nestled in the serene vastness of the Indian Ocean, Honeymoon in the Maldives is like living in a fairytale. With more than 1000 islands, 990 are not inhabited, which is why you can imagine the plenty of privacy and quiet time for lovers.
The perfect romantic setting of sun-kissed beaches with turquoise waters, vibrant marine life, multicoloured coral reefs, luxurious hotels, exquisite cuisines, and an enchanting atmosphere creates honeymoons that are lasting memories.
The idyllic location in the islands is sure to enlarge your feelings and emotions. The word breathtaking is the first thought that will come to your mind while going on a Maldives tour. Go to the ‘Necklaces of the Indian Ocean for a romantic honeymoon.
Here are some things to be aware of when planning a Honeymoon in the Maldives:
Weather
The Maldives, located in the Indian Ocean, enjoy a salubrious climate on your Maldives vacation. The most well-known destinations for honeymoons and to Honeymooners, the weather is stable despite being a place with two distinct, clearly established seasons.
Monsoon is the dominant force across the island from May until October. It offers a stark contrast in the time that runs from November through April, where the sun shines throughout the day, and the dry season is a magnet for holidaymakers from all over the world.
The average temperature of the Maldives tends to stay constant over the year (between 26 and 29 degrees Celsius) and in every season, there is an excuse to spend time in paradise on the islands.
It will be best to get a 4 days Maldives honeymoon package to enjoy during the monsoon.
How to Get in Touch
The Maldives is an island archipelago isolated in the Indian Ocean. The island’s isolation does not render it unaccessible or inaccessible. Male is the capital city, and Male is home to an international airport with flights connecting with South East Asia and Africa.
The Gan Airport at Addu also offers flights to Addu; however, these are typically chartered flights worldwide. Yachts and cruises are not accessible as the water is filled with coral reefs. The entire country can be accessed via speedboats and small boats, and there are roads on the bigger islands.
Where to stay
The Maldives have a propensity for spoiling their visitors. Luxury private vacations are synonymous with the Maldives. There are multiple five-star resorts on the island, with the most opulent properties spanning the entire island. The resort’s services, facilities, and opulent amenities are fantasies come true.
Water villas and rooms that offer stunning views, hotels with private pools, tranquil spas with private beaches, tasty bars, restaurants, and many sports. Whatever you choose to do in the Maldives, it will provide you with breathtaking views of clear blue skies and sparkling clear seas.
What do you need to pack to take on your Honeymoon in the Maldives
- The Maldives is blessed with sun all year. To explore the beautiful islands, make sure you are equipped with sun equipment. Sunscreen, sunglasses, and sun hats are top of the list.
- The need for swimsuits is a must. A stunning marine world has yet to be discovered.
- A casual cocktail dress must be included in your luggage to enjoy delicious dinners at the beach. Don’t forget your sandals. Take a sand bath. Stroll in your flip-flops.
- Remember to bring your camera. There are plenty of stunning sights, and you’ll take a lot of photos during your Honeymoon, which is how it should be. The importance of having pictures to cherish these memorable moments is essential.
- Honeymooning in the beautiful islands is a chance to be spending time with your loved one. Bring your favourite music in the form of a portable music player. Take along some of your films and books you love to have a blast with your companion.
What to Look For
Beaches
Beach lovers will not be able to resist the pure white sands that line the gorgeous islands. The magnificent turquoise ocean is ideal for taking refreshing baths or trying exciting water sports. Have fun with your family in shallow sandy lakes. Create Sandcastles. Enjoy the sun’s warmth relaxing at the deck or the beach sands.
Islands
The Maldives are made up of 26 atolls and 1000 islands. It’s a great place to start a vacation around the islands. The islands with a population of inhabitants have a peaceful and pleasant population, as well as tourism delights and other enjoyable attractions. A few small, uninhabited islands are ideal for day getaways.
Male is the largest of the islands and also the capital city. The artificial island, Hulhumale, is designed to be a utopian city. It’s all planned to become the next central hub of the nation as the island sits 2 meters above sea level and can be considered mountainous according to the archipelago’s local guidelines.
Tourist Allures
The Maldives is filled with tourist attractions. In addition to the stunningly beautiful scenery, the island is also home to museums, markets, art and craft centres and mosques, among other sites worth visiting. Male in Male is home to The National Museum of Maldives.
The museum houses an exciting collection of artefacts, such as the Sultan’s throne and the palanquins. Visit the gorgeous 17th-century Coral stone Hukuru (Friday mosque) in Male. The adjacent Grand Friday Mosque, topped by a massive gold dome, is accessible outside of prayer hours.
Natural Beauty
A stunning sight awaits guests in the Maldives. Bioluminescence is a natural phenomenon occasionally seen in the northern Maldives. Light is created when microscopic organisms react with oxygen in water. This causes the waves to shine with thousands of lights, similar to an astronomical constellation of stars within the ocean.
What to Do?
The serene island of Maldives is relaxing. When you walk onto the idyllic islands, forget about your troubles. Enjoy the tranquil environment.
Be on the lookout for the Sun Set and Rise.
The Maldives is a tropical paradise. The sight of the sun rising from the ocean, illuminating the sky with pink water in every shade of blue, red, and blue is breathtaking. The sunsets are just as stunning like the golden sun setting over the water that reflects everything in the glory of the sun. The views you share with your loved ones are breathtaking and are among the most memorable moments from your wedding day.
Spa Treatments
Schedule an appointment with the blissful spas for a vast array of massages, treatments, therapies, and other indulgences. The beachfront location with the sound of the waves and the relaxing massages by expert masseurs make the spa treatments an uplifting massage experience that will rejuvenate your body and mind.
If you want to experience an exceptional treat, get a double massage for both of you. At the world’s first underwater spa, Massage is an absolute must in Huvafen Fushi.
Water Adventures
Over 90 percent of the country is water. Thus, honeymoons in the Maldives are a time to enjoy water activities. PADI-certified water sports such as scuba diving or snorkelling are readily accessible. The waters of the cerulean are filled with life.
Fish, mantas, and spots, sea turtles, eagle rays, sharks and dolphins, including whale sharks, can all be found in the multicoloured coral reefs. Turtles, huge clams, whale sharks, and conch shells are among the endangered species. Kayaking, dolphin viewing, jet skiing, water skiing, and sailing are all popular activities in the area.
For the skilled diver, there are numerous wreck sites worth examining. Among the most well-known wreck diving destinations are the Maldives Victory Wreck on Hulhule House Reef, the Fesdho Wreck in Ari Atoll, and the British Loyalty Wreck in Addu Atoll.
Dining
The delicious cuisine of Maldives is due to its diverse ethnic population. The freshest seafood is readily available. Take in delicious Indian, African and other tastes from around the globe. Relax on the beach and eat and take in the stunning views. Don’t forget to enjoy a candle-lit dinner at the beach.
Things to Take Note of
- Alcohol and pork are both illegal in the Maldives, but they can be found in resorts.
- Tourist visas of 30 days can be issued upon arrival to visitors who have valid passports with a confirmed reservation at a hotel. They are not expensive and do not incur tax on the airport. By submitting an application to the Department of Immigration, the visa can be extended for another 60 days.
- Tipping is prohibited in the Maldives because 10% service charges are added to nearly everything.
