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Located southwest of Sri Lanka and India, the Maldives is a tropical archipelago made up of 26 atolls and countless islands. The country is overwhelmingly Muslim, with Dhivehi as the official language, though English is widely spoken across resorts. Tourism is the backbone of the economy, especially in luxury travel, diving, and eco-tourism. Its geography is unique, so low-lying that many islands barely peek above sea level, making the Maldives both breathtaking and environmentally fragile.

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    Maldives At-a-Glance

    Located southwest of Sri Lanka and India, the Maldives is a tropical island nation made up of 26 atolls. Dhivehi is the official language, and English is commonly spoken in resorts. The country is mainly Muslim, and tourism—especially luxury stays and diving—is its biggest industry. Known for its crystal-clear waters and unique low-lying islands, the Maldives is both stunning and environmentally delicate.

    Currency
    Maldivian Rufiyaa
    Capital City
    Malé
    Winter avg temp
    25°C to 28°C
    Language
    Dhivehi (official), English widely spoken
    Summer avg temp
    27°C to 31°C
    Good morning
    Baajjaveri dhuvas
    Time Zone
    UTC +5
    Good evening
    Baajjaveri iththiyaa
    Think of the Maldives as nature’s spa. Water, sand, sun, all working overtime to make you forget what stress even feels like.
    - Travel Director
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    Our top 5 things to do in Maldives

    Snorkel or Dive the Coral Reefs

    Crystal-clear waters, vibrant marine life, and world-class dive sites, prepare to meet turtles, reef sharks, manta rays, and more.

    Stay in an Overwater Villa

    It’s the Maldives classic for a reason. Step off your deck straight into the ocean and fall asleep to the sound of gentle waves.

    Take a Sunset Dolphin Cruise

    Watch playful spinner dolphins leap alongside your boat as the sky turns pink and gold.

    Visit a Sandbank Island

    These tiny patches of soft white sand feel like your very own private island, perfect for photos, picnics, and pretending you're in a movie.

    Indulge in a Spa Day Over the Water

    Glass floors, ocean breezes, and massages with views that make relaxation mandatory.

    Best museums in Maldives

    Malé

    National Museum

    A collection of artifacts, royal relics, and cultural treasures that trace the Maldives’ long and fascinating history.

    Malé

    Maldives Maritime Museum

    A look at the nation’s deep relationship with the sea, from fishing traditions to boat-building craftsmanship.

    Malé

    Utheemu Ganduvaru Heritage Site

    Not a museum in the traditional sense, but an important preserved home of Sultan Mohamed Thakurufaanu, offering insight into Maldivian history and heroism.

    Best food in Maldives

    Mas Huni

    A breakfast staple made with shredded tuna, coconut, onion, and lime — fresh, flavorful, and surprisingly addictive.

    Garudhiya

    A fragrant fish broth served with rice, lime, and chili; simple island comfort food at its best.

    Fihunu Mas

    Grilled fish marinated with chili and spices, smoky, spicy, and perfect with a beachfront view.

    Other things to know before you go

    The Maldives is extremely safe and tourist-friendly, but note that local islands follow conservative Islamic customs — modest clothing is expected outside resort islands, and alcohol is restricted to resorts. Transportation usually involves seaplanes or speedboats, so plan transfers ahead. The weather is tropical year-round, with dry season (November–April) offering peak sunshine. Eco-awareness is key: coral reefs are fragile, so choose reef-safe sunscreen and travel responsibly. And yes — it’s every bit as stunning as it looks in photos.

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