Travel to Maldives

Located in the heart of the Indian Ocean, the Maldives is a paradise for travelers seeking relaxation on clean beaches and turquoise waters. This archipelago, consisting of 26 atolls and more than 1000 coral islands, is a symphony of natural beauty and luxury recreation.


Traveling in the Maldives is not limited to idyllic beaches, it offers a range of activities. From a sunset cruise on a traditional dhow to spa treatments based on ancient holistic practices, every minute here is aimed at rejuvenating the body and soul.


Maldivian culture is as rich as the waters that surround it. Visitors have the opportunity to immerse themselves in local life by exploring the capital city of Male and discovering its bustling markets, historic mosques and interesting museums. Don't miss the opportunity to taste authentic Maldivian cuisine, where seafood takes center stage in dishes flavored with aromatic spices.


For the adventurous, the region offers unrivaled water sports opportunities. Surfers from all over the world flock to the famous breaks, and deep-sea fishing promises exciting encounters with predatory fish such as marlin and tuna.


Perhaps the most fascinating aspect of traveling to the Maldives is its commitment to preserving its fragile ecosystem. Many resorts are pioneers in sustainability, striving to preserve the incomparable beauty of the islands for generations to come.


Are you planning to visit the Maldives as a tourist? Here you will find Maldives travel regulations and other useful information for an unforgettable trip.

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Useful  information

Main tourist destinations

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Best time to visit

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Transport of the country

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Customs regulations

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Emergency numbers

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1. Speedboats and ferries: 

Speedboats and ferries are a common mode of transportation for short to medium distance travel between islands.

Average cost: Short distance transfers (e.g. from Male to neighboring islands) can cost between 20 and 50 euros. Longer trips can cost up to 100 euros.


2. Domestic flights: 

Domestic flights are available for longer distances, connecting different atolls and islands.

Average cost: Domestic one-way flights in the Maldives can cost around 50 to 200 euros, depending on the route and distance.


3. Seaplanes: 

Seaplanes are a unique and scenic mode of transportation that is often used for transfer to remote island resorts.

Average cost: Seaplane transfers tend to be more expensive, ranging from 100 to 500 euros or more, depending on the destination and distance.

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