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Discover the vibrant culture of Male, the bustling capital of Maldives, and escape to the serene paradise of Bandos, where turquoise waters and white sandy beaches await.

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1.Male
The Urban Island City
2.Bandos
Beach Life at its Best
3.Male
The Urban Island City
4.Bandos
Beach Life at its Best
Dublin
Male
9,473 mi
Plane
21h 3m
Male
- Trip Weather 28 °C - Trip Weather 29 °C
Discover Male
The Urban Island City
Kaafu Atoll is a tropical paradise in the Maldives, renowned for its diverse marine life and vibrant coral reefs. Dive into the crystal clear water or sail on its idyllic lagoons. Explore Malé, the bustling capital, with its mosques and markets, reflecting the rich culture and heritage of the region.
Male
Bandos
2,507 mi
Plane
6h 34m
Bandos
- Trip Weather 29 °C - Trip Weather 28 °C
Discover Bandos
Beach Life at its Best
Bandos is a small town located in West Java, Indonesia. It is known for its warm culture, traditional cuisines, bustling markets and breathtaking landscapes. The region is surrounded with lush green mountains and fields that provide peace and tranquillity to the visitors. It's historical sites and local traditions offer a glimpse of the rich cultural heritage of Indonesia.
Bandos
Male
2,507 mi
Plane
6h 34m
Male
- Trip Weather 28 °C - Trip Weather 29 °C
Discover Male
The Urban Island City
Kaafu Atoll is a tropical paradise in the Maldives, renowned for its diverse marine life and vibrant coral reefs. Dive into the crystal clear water or sail on its idyllic lagoons. Explore Malé, the bustling capital, with its mosques and markets, reflecting the rich culture and heritage of the region.
Male
Bandos
2,507 mi
Plane
6h 34m
Bandos
- Trip Weather 29 °C - Trip Weather 28 °C
Discover Bandos
Beach Life at its Best
Bandos is a small town located in West Java, Indonesia. It is known for its warm culture, traditional cuisines, bustling markets and breathtaking landscapes. The region is surrounded with lush green mountains and fields that provide peace and tranquillity to the visitors. It's historical sites and local traditions offer a glimpse of the rich cultural heritage of Indonesia.
Bandos
Dublin
10,492 mi
Plane
23h 18m
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Travel Tips

Currency: MVR Time Zone: Maldives Standard Time (UTC +5:00) Language: Dhivehi

Hello! It's great to hear that you are planning to visit Male and Bandos, two beautiful destinations in the Maldives. Here are some travel tips for you.

Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit Male and Bandos in the Maldives is between November and April, during the dry season when the weather is warm and clear, making it perfect for beach activities and water sports.

Route and Accessibility:
In order to reach Male, you can take a direct flight to Male International Airport from major international locations. From Male, you can reach Bandos Island either by speedboat, which takes around 20 minutes, or by a seaplane, in about 15 minutes.

Accommodation and Booking:
Both Male and Bandos offer a wide range of accommodations, from budget guesthouses to luxurious resorts. It's recommended to book your accommodation in advance, especially if you're visiting during the peak tourist season. Many hotels and resorts also offer package deals that include airport transfers.

Clothing and Essentials:
Pack lightweight clothing, swimwear, sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses for beach activities. Comfortable shoes are essential if you plan to do a lot of walking or exploration. Don't forget to pack your snorkeling gear if you're planning to explore the rich marine life.

Health and Safety:
Ensure you have a comprehensive travel insurance policy that covers all your planned activities. Beware of strong currents when swimming or snorkeling. Stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun.

Local Etiquette and Respect:
The Maldives is a Muslim country, so it's important to respect local customs and dressing codes, especially when visiting local islands. Most resorts in Bandos and Male, however, are more relaxed and western attire is accepted. Alcohol is also prohibited on local islands but is available at resort islands.