Near the equator | I finally visited the Maldives of my dreams

The evening breeze of the Indian Ocean is so comfortable The sun near the equator, I basked in it recklessly. It was my first time on a seaplane, I was extremely scared when passing through the rainy clouds. The sea was too rough and the boat too shaky, I was also extremely scared. Diving to see the turtles, the sea was too deep, I was extremely scared. Every day was a new adventure. But the Maldives is too beautiful, too worth it... Every time the sightseeing car passes by my favorite bridge, I want to take a longer look, and then another longer look. I really like the breakfast and dinner sessions, where I can take five, six, seven, eight servings of the not-so-favorite delicacies. I don't like to eat but like to take. I like lying on the balcony of the water villa, feeling the breeze, watching the starry sky, enjoying every day's sunset and evening glow, liking the $108 lobster even more, and liking the toilet built over the water even more. The patient diving instructor, the humble old waiter at the restaurant, I can't forget them (the hotel service is really beyond words). Every day after dinner, when I return to my room, it's cleaned very thoroughly. The seawater is the color of the Maldives. Dolphins, turtles, sharks, manta rays, little Ming fish (I made up the name) all live well here, and I even want to contribute to protecting the marine ecology. For the first time, I cried because I had to leave a place, my heart was filled with mixed feelings, my breathing was rapid, and that feeling I will never forget in my life. I have been to the Maldives, like a dream... In the new year, I want to be more determined, braver. Life is vast, Happy New Year🎆 PS: The island I visited is called Fairy Coral Island, which is said to have a higher cost-performance ratio. Maybe other islands are more beautiful, but Fairy Coral Island is also very beautiful and unforgettable.