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- Maldives Honeymoon Special
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The Maldives is the perfect tropical island escape. It is all about sun, sand and sea. The Maldives is the only place in the world where you can experience your own ‘Robinson Crusoe’ island getaway, staying in either a thatched roof beach bungalow directly on the beach or a thatched roof water villa on stilts in the lagoon. The Republic of Maldives is made up of 1,190 coral islands scattered across the Indian Ocean, southwest of Sri Lanka. The Maldivian resorts are confined to a ‘one island one resort’ policy and the height of a building in the resorts must not be above the tallest palm tree.
Enjoy your honeymoon in Maldives at the most beautiful and romantic islands of the world. You could experience the privacy and intimacy of a secluded, natural setting and a warm inviting atmosphere, where the sunsets are spectacular. Maldives resorts offer you not only the crystal clear waters and azure blue lagoons, food is tasty and services are excellent. As a welcome token, almost all Maldives resorts offers honeymooners fruit plates and flower decorated rooms on the arrival night – a romantic promise of what lays ahead. On request, resorts also arrange romantic candle-lit dinners on the beach and also champagne breakfast served in the privacy of your own room, to make your honeymoon holiday memories that will last a lifetime!
When to go:
The Maldives specialises in winter sun for Europeans, making high season December to April, when the islands enjoy the dry monsoon with little rain and lower humidity while Europe shivers. February to April is the hottest period and resorts are almost all operating at capacity during this period. Mid-December to early January comes at even more of a premium due to Christmas and New Year and prices are even higher. Easter and the Italian holiday week in August also attract peak prices at most resorts, especially the Italian-oriented ones.
From May to November is the period when storms and rain are more likely. It’s still warm, but skies can be cloudy and the humidity is higher. This is the low season, with fewer people and lower prices, with the exception of August.
Diving is good year-round, although a basic rule is that life on the reef is more varied and visibility better on the western side of any atoll from May to November and from the eastern side of any atoll December to April. This means you’d be wise to choose your resort accordingly.
The surfing season runs from March to October, which is great as this is when resorts are cheapest.
There is no bad time to visit the Maldives, although if you’re interested in spending time in Male’ or any other inhabited islands, Ramazan is a time to avoid as restaurants are closed and people aren’t always at their most receptive.
Local Transport:
Transportation in Maldives is fairly easy to avail. Roads and local rails are the best way to move from one point in Maldives to another. For transportation within Maldives, you can hire a cab or taxi for a fixed period of time from the hiring agencies. This is the best way of transportation in Maldives as you can take all the time you need to appreciate the various attractions. Other ways of transportation in Maldives include taking the local bus.