Overwater villas
Step straight from your room into the lagoon.
INTERNATIONAL HOLIDAY • INDIAN OCEAN
Overwater villas, turquoise lagoons and unhurried island time.
Also good: May to October brings more rain but lower rates.
OVERVIEW
The Maldives is a chain of coral atolls where most resorts sit on their own island. Days are spent snorkelling house reefs, on sandbank picnics and sunset cruises, with seaplane or speedboat transfers from Malé.
Resorts vary widely in style and price, so we help you choose the right island, room type and meal plan for your budget.
HIGHLIGHTS
Step straight from your room into the lagoon.
Turtles, reef fish and rays just off the beach.
A private lunch on a strip of sand in the middle of the sea.
Evening boat trips across the atoll.
Aerial views of the atolls on the way to your resort.
Budget-friendly guesthouses on local islands such as Maafushi.
SAMPLE ITINERARY
A sample plan to give you an idea. Every trip is customised around your dates, pace and budget.
Customise This Plan →Speedboat or seaplane transfer to your resort.
Snorkelling on the house reef and water sports.
Sandbank picnic or a trip to a local island.
Spa time and a sunset dolphin cruise.
Transfer back to Malé for your flight.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Share your dates, group size and budget. We’ll send a clear plan with stays, travel and sightseeing.
FAQS
The best time to visit the Maldives is November to April. May to October brings more rain but lower resort rates.
We recommend 3 to 5 nights for a Maldives trip, depending on how much you want to see and your travel pace.
A Maldives holiday is ideal for honeymooners, couples and families.
Most Maldives trips start from Velana International Airport, Malé.
For a Maldives trip we arrange return flights; resort and room selection; seaplane or speedboat transfers; meal plans and excursions; and travel insurance.
Send an enquiry with your dates, group size and budget through our contact form, call +91 92073 79558 or message us on WhatsApp. We will send a customised Maldives plan and quote.
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