Maldives
Soft white sands, crystal-clear waters, and a heady dose of seclusion: welcome to the Maldives, an Indian Ocean paradise unlike anywhere else on Earth. Also known as the Republic of Maldives, this country may be the smallest in South Asia, yet it is made up of 26 natural atolls and a whopping 1,192 islands – the perfect getaway for a beach retreat, romantic honeymoon, or some winter sun.
Here at Secret Escapes, you can find a curated collection of hotels and package holidays to help you experience the best that this exclusive destination has to offer at discounted prices. A selection of our offers comes complete with speedboat or seaplane transfers, alongside a handful of extra inclusions, so you can enjoy an even more immersive and relaxing holiday to the Maldives.
It goes without saying that you should also be respectful of your surroundings and keep the beaches and waters litter-free, though an important, lesser-known fact is that there are strict policies in place against collecting seashells, sand, corals, and tortoise shells.
Here at Secret Escapes, you can find a curated collection of hotels and package holidays to help you experience the best that this exclusive destination has to offer at discounted prices. A selection of our offers comes complete with speedboat or seaplane transfers, alongside a handful of extra inclusions, so you can enjoy an even more immersive and relaxing holiday to the Maldives.
What to do on Holiday in the Maldives?
The Maldives offers an array of experiences for luxury travellers, from world-class resorts with overwater villas and gourmet dining to unforgettable natural wonders like extensive coral reefs and the glowing Sea of Stars. Adventure seekers can enjoy a variety of water sports, including scuba diving, wakeboarding, and windsurfing. For more in-depth tips and destination insights, consult our complete guide of Things to Do in the Maldives.What Should I Know Before Travelling to the Maldives?
During your time in the Maldives, keep in mind a few essential dos and don'ts: the country's official religion is Islam, so alcohol cannot be imported into the country and visitors should expect to dress modestly, avoiding showing too much skin on local beaches and in public spaces (you will be free to dress as you wish and consume alcoholic beverages on resort grounds, of course).It goes without saying that you should also be respectful of your surroundings and keep the beaches and waters litter-free, though an important, lesser-known fact is that there are strict policies in place against collecting seashells, sand, corals, and tortoise shells.
