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Discover the vibrant capital city of Male, explore the serene beauty of Eydhafushi, enjoy the modern allure of Hulhumale, and experience the unique charm of Fuvahmulah in the Maldives.

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1.Male
The Urban Island City
2.Eydhafushi
Tranquil Tropical Treasure
3.Hulhumale
Urban Luxury of Maldives
4.Fuvahmulah
Unspoilt Island Paradise
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
Eydhafushi
71 mi
Plane
1h 52m
Eydhafushi
- Trip Weather 28 °C - Trip Weather 29 °C
Discover Eydhafushi
Tranquil Tropical Treasure
Eydhafushi is an island situated in the Baa Atoll of the Maldives. It is famous for being the main economic hub of the Baa Atoll. The island has a picturesque setting and is ideal for relaxation. With several tourist resorts and pristine beaches, it offers a unique experience to travelers. Local culture and heritage can be seen throughout the island.
Eydhafushi
Hulhumale
69 mi
Plane
1h 51m
Hulhumale
- Trip Weather 30 °C - Trip Weather 29 °C
Discover Hulhumale
Urban Luxury of Maldives
Hulhumalé, a reclaimed island in Maldives, is designed to be an extension of the capital, Malé. This artificial island is renowned for its beautiful long walkways surrounded by lush-greenery and turquoise blue waters. A tourist favorite are the beaches with white sands and water sports activities like snorkeling, diving, and windsurfing. The island is also home to modern and Islamic architecture, offering a balance between city life and relaxation.
Hulhumale
Fuvahmulah
310 mi
Plane
1h 41m
Fuvahmulah
- Trip Weather 30 °C - Trip Weather 29 °C
Discover Fuvahmulah
Unspoilt Island Paradise
Fuvahmulah is a city in Maldives located on the island of its own name, housing unique attractions. With its exquisite flora and fauna, it's a city stretch in a beautiful island displaying nature’s splendour. A paradise for divers, Fuvahmulah is known for its thrilling shark diving experiences and tropical atmosphere. The city's history, warm locals, and culture paired with its natural beauty make it a must-visit destination.
Fuvahmulah
Dublin
9,734 mi
Plane
22h 37m
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Travel Tips

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

Hello! That sounds like an amazing trip to the Maldives. Here are some travel tips for you!

Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit Maldives is from November to April. These are the driest months with minimal rainfall and clear skies, perfect for sunbathing and water sports. The monsoon runs from May to October, with June experiencing the highest rainfall.

Route and Accessibility:
You can reach Maldives by air, with the main international airport located at Male. From Male, you can take domestic flights, speedboats, or ferries to reach the other islands like Eydhafushi, Hulhumale, and Fuvahmulah. Public ferries are cheaper but slower, and do not operate every day.

Accommodation and Booking:
Choosing accommodation in Maldives can depend on your budget. You can choose from luxury resorts to guesthouses on local islands. It's recommended to book in advance especially during high season (December-March). If you plan to stay at local island guesthouses, bookings can be made through various online travel agencies.

Clothing and Essentials:
Pack light, breathable clothing for the tropical weather, swimwear, hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Since Maldives is a Muslim country, women should have a sarong or shawl for visiting local islands where modest dress is required. Also, don't forget to take a reef-safe sunscreen to protect the corals.

Health and Safety:
The Maldives is a safe destination with low crime rates. However, be careful while swimming or snorkeling in the ocean due to strong currents. Ensure you are up-to-date with routine vaccines before every trip. Malaria risk is generally low but protection against mosquito bites, like using repellent, is advised.

Local Etiquette and Respect:
Maldivians are generally conservative, so respect local customs. Avoid showing public affection and dress modestly when on local islands. Alcohol is not permitted in the local islands, it's only available in resort islands. Maldivians value respect to Islam, their official religion.