Workers often look forward to vacations.
They get a break from the daily grind. People go to the beach or go on vacation somewhere.
A vacation in the Maldives is a great way to relax and rejuvenate.
It is the perfect place to escape from the rush and bustle of the city.
Let’s explore the top 10 best Tourism Destinations to visit in the Maldives.
1. Maafushi
Possibly the best way to experience the true essence of the Maldives is to take a holiday without any plans other than to relax and unwind.
The Maafushi atoll is the perfect escape, offering visitors a chance to experience the true meaning of a “relaxation island”.
With just a two-hour flight from Male International Airport, Maafushi is the perfect getaway, offering visitors a quiet, secluded haven away from the bustle of the main island.
Stay in one of the resort’s private villas and wake up to the sound of waves, or find your own piece of secluded paradise on one of the atoll’s many uninhabited islands.
Best Time: November – April
2. Addu City
Addu City is the capital of the Maldives and a popular destination for travelers looking to get away from it all.
The city is home to around 100,000 people, with a variety of resorts and guesthouses providing the perfect place to relax and unwind or simply experience the real Maldives.
Addu City has something to offer everyone, no matter what your interests are.
In the heart of the city is the lively Villingili Shopping Centre, which contains a handful of restaurants and shops, as well as an internet café.
Best Time: November – April
3. Fulhadhoo Island
Fulhadhoo Island is an uninhabited island located in the Southern part of the Maldives.
The island is a popular destination for Maldivians and tourists, who come to enjoy the world-class snorkeling and scuba diving on the island.
The island is also a habitat for many species of wildlife, including the Cachalot or Short-fin Mako Whale, which can be spotted in the waters surrounding the island.
The best way to explore Fulhadhoo Island is by snorkeling or scuba diving.
It’s so far north that the sun doesn’t rise in the summer months, and temperatures can drop to a bone-chilling 40 degrees below zero.
Best Time: July – October
4. Sun Island
The most remote inhabited island in the Maldives, Sun Island is a hidden gem found in the far south of the atoll.
The only way to get to the island is by boat or speedboat, making it one of the most exclusive vacation destinations in the world.
The island is also known for its white-sand beaches, crystal clear water, and private island resorts.
While the main attraction is the natural beauty of the island, travelers can also enjoy a number of activities, such as scuba diving, snorkeling, and exploring the underwater coral reef.
Best Time: November – April
5. Banana Reef
If you’re looking for a truly unique travel experience, look no further than Banana Reef in the Indian Ocean.
Your private villa is on stilts over the water, providing a sensational ocean view.
The surrounding landscape is serene and beautiful, with white sandy beaches and clear blue waters.
You can explore the area on a bicycle, or relax on the beach and snorkel.
No matter what kind of vacation you’re dreaming of, the Maldives has something for you.
The best part is that you can enjoy all of this without leaving the comforts of your home.
Best Time: May – July
6. Maamigili
Maamigili is the main island of the Maldives, the destination for many honeymooners, and a paradise for the rest of us.
It has white sand and clear blue waters, and the locals are so welcoming that you’d never know you were in a developing country.
The best way to experience Maamigili is on a half-day snorkeling and island tour, which includes lunch at a local family-run restaurant.
After your tour, relax on the beach or head to the many nightlife spots in the area, such as the famous Full Moon Party.
Best Time: March – October
7. Alimatha Island
Alimatha Island is a resort in the Maldives. It is the first luxury resort to be built on the island.
The resort has been designed to blend seamlessly with its surroundings.
The architecture of Alimatha Island Resort has been inspired by the traditional fishing villages and ancient temples that are found in this region of Maldives, while also taking cues from more contemporary architectural styles.
Best Time: March – April
8. Baros Island
Baros Island is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Maldives.
The island is located approximately north-west of the capital Male’ and is surrounded by a number of smaller islands, including Maafushi to the south-east and Thoddoo to the north-west.
Best Time: November – March
9. Mirihi Island
The island of Mirihi in the Maldives is the first uninhabited island of its kind.
The greatest way onto the island is by vessel. It’s a relatively short island, so you can only visit it by boat, too.
Mirihi Island Resort is a little lovely gem of white sands and fringed palms swaying in the gentle breeze.
Covered by the eternal azure of the Indian Ocean, eco-friendly Mirihi is one of the smallest resorts in the Maldives, letting guests enjoy the amazing feeling of being on their own personal island.
Best Time: July – October
10. Veligandu Island Beach
Veligandu Island Resort, covered by a beautiful lagoon, an excellent house reef, and long stretches of white, flaxen sand, is the only resort on the island of Veligandu, North Ari Atoll. It’s 600 measures long by 150 measures wide, about 22 acres.
Veligandu will accommodate guests of all periods in the Sand Estates & Jacuzzi Sand Estates and only guests of age 12 times and above in Water Estates & Jacuzzi Water Estates.
Best Time: November – March
