[2025 Malé Attraction] Travel Guide for Muliaage (Palace) (Updated Apr)

😎Travel Insights: Malé, the world's smallest and most densely populated capital, is just 1.95 square kilometers but home to 250,000 people😮. Unlike the popular resort islands, I have a special fondness for a city walk in Malé😜. After exchanging currency for Maldivian Rufiyaa, I walked past the Friday Mosque, fed the pigeons, visited the fish market, and even ducked into a coffee shop amidst the bustling motorcycle traffic😏. For me, this is the real Maldives. 🎯Travel Tips: 🎯Transportation: For a half-day trip to Malé, you'll typically travel from your resort island via seaplane or speedboat to Velana International Airport, located on Hulhulé Island😏. Since my flight departed late, I stored my luggage at the airport (very expensive, $21/day for two 28-inch suitcases)😒, then walked to the nearby pier and took the public ferry (Route P2-3) to Malé. The trip takes just over 10 minutes and costs MVR 15 ($1)😃. 🎯Route: After arriving at the Malé ferry terminal, walk straight along the main street by the sea wall to the right. You'll pass by Republic Square (the pigeon square under the Maldivian flag) → Fish Market (the pier with manta rays is at the market entrance) → Friday Mosque → President's Office → shopping area → Seagull Restaurant → Hive Cafe → Seahouse for dinner → then take the ferry back to Velana International Airport😎. 🎯Food: Seagull, an Italian restaurant, offers coffee, light meals, and famous ice cream in a beautiful setting. Lunch is around $15 per person. Address: Cnr Chandhanee Magu & Fareedhee Magu😋. Hive Cafe is a roadside cafe located at Novia, Fareedhee Magu, near Seagull😃. Seahouse, a scenic restaurant at the ferry terminal, offers seafood platters. The 2nd-floor terrace overlooks the airport. Dinner is around $20 per person😜. 🎯Expenses: US dollars and Maldivian Rufiyaa are widely accepted in Malé. The exchange rate is approximately 1 USD to 15 MVR, and approximately 1 CNY to 2 MVR. Overall, it's not cheap, but compared to the expensive resort islands, it's a bargain😏. Expenses: Luggage storage $21, ferry $6, exchanged $50 to MVR (at the airport exchange), dinner $40, and other expenses, totaling over CNY 900😒. PS: High-end restaurants in Malé expect tips. $1 bills are not accepted (it's customary to tip bellhops $1 at resorts); tips should be $5 or more😒.

Ladies and gentlemen, when traveling to the Maldives, many people may only focus on the beautiful resort islands, but ignore the treasure land of Male city. This time I took a seaplane from the island and arrived at Male Airport at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. There were still 5 hours before the flight, so I boldly tried a free tour in Male city. Unexpectedly, I gained a lot. Now I would like to share the strategy with you! 1. Transportation Guide From the west gate of Male Airport, you can take a ferry to Male city. The one-way fare is very cheap, only 10 Rufiyaa or 1 US dollar, and the journey takes only 10 minutes. However, please note that the return flights will be significantly reduced after 7pm. During Ramadan, shipping will be suspended from 6pm to 6:45pm, so be sure to plan your time well. 2. Check in at the city attractions After getting off the boat, walk from east to west and you will find many attractions worth checking in. The city of Male is densely populated and built up, with motorcycles running all over the streets, full of life. 1. Maldives Presidential Palace: It is built by the sea and has a solemn appearance. Here you can feel the political atmosphere of the Maldives. It is very pleasant to stand nearby, feel the sea breeze, and admire the architectural style of the Presidential Palace. 2. Monument of the Republic: It has important commemorative significance and witnesses the historical changes of the Maldives. The exquisite design and unique shape attract many tourists to stop and take pictures. 3. Islamic Center Mosque: This is a magnificent mosque with a unique architectural style and full of religious sacredness. Even if you are not a Muslim, you can still admire its magnificent appearance from the outside and feel its tranquility and solemnity. 4. Sultan Park: Once the Sultan’s palace, it has now been transformed into a beautiful park. The park is shaded by green trees, lush flowers and plants, and there are some ancient architectural ruins, as if telling the glory of the past. Taking a walk here, you feel like traveling back to the history of the Maldives. 5. Independence Square: It is an important place for the Maldivian people to celebrate independence. There are some monuments and sculptures standing on the square, recording the country's independence process. Here, you can feel the patriotism of the Maldivian people. 3. Unique experience When you are at the pier, you can also overlook the Velana International Airport opposite. This unique perspective and experience is hard to experience in other places. Watching the planes take off and land and imagining tourists from all over the world starting or ending their journey here is also a different kind of pleasure. Although the city of Male is not big, it has everything. It takes about an hour and a half to visit these attractions. Therefore, if you have plenty of time waiting for your flight, you should definitely come to Male city to experience it. It may bring you unexpected surprises! Everyone, quickly save this guide, it will come in handy next time you go to the Maldives!

When many people mention the Maldives, what comes to mind is a luxurious vacation scene with one island and one hotel. But Male, the capital of Maldives, also has a unique charm and is worth spending some time exploring. Today I’m going to share a special two-hour quick tour of Male, so that you can appreciate the charm of this city in a limited time. Once you arrive at the airport in Maldives, transportation is very convenient. The 24-hour ferry ride to the city takes less than 15 minutes, saving you a lot of time. In order to get a deeper understanding of Male, I found a local tour guide, which turned out to be a very wise choice. After getting off the ferry, we started walking on the road with the tour guide. The first stop is the exterior of the presidential residence. Although you cannot go inside to visit, you can still feel its unique architectural style and solemn atmosphere just from the exterior. The streets around the presidential residence are clean and tidy, full of local life. Next, we went to the vegetable market and seafood market. In the vegetable market, there is a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, special spices and local agricultural products, giving people a strong sense of local life. The seafood market is extremely lively, with a variety of fresh seafood that is dazzling. The tour guide said that if you come here early in the morning, you can see a large number of stingrays and small sharks, like dumplings being dropped into the water. Unfortunately, I came at the wrong time and was unable to witness the spectacular scene with my own eyes. However, even so, I was impressed by the lively scene in the market. Then we came to the beach. Standing on the beach, the sea breeze blows gently, and the waves hit the shore, making people feel relaxed instantly. Although the sea here is not as clear and blue as the waters on the resort islands, it also has its own unique charm. Imagine the scene of schools of stingrays and small sharks swimming in the sea in the early morning, which is really full of vitality. I originally planned to visit the museum, and the tour guide kindly helped me inquire about the ticket prices. After learning more about it, I felt that the cost-effectiveness was not high, so I decided to give up. Sometimes, traveling is like this. You have to learn to make choices based on actual conditions and avoid unnecessary expenses. In this way, I took only two hours to tour the city of Male. Although the time was short, it gave me a preliminary understanding of this city, so it was worth the trip. If you are like me and want to take some time to visit Male while on vacation in the Maldives, then this two-hour quick tour itinerary may give you some reference. Remember to arrange your time reasonably and choose the attractions that interest you. I believe you will also find your own unique memories in Male. Tips: 1. Please take care of your personal belongings when taking the ferry. 2. You can bargain appropriately when shopping in the market, but you must respect local customs and habits. 3. Pay attention to safety when playing at the beach and do not go into the water easily.

If you have limited time, the city of Male may not be worth your entire day. The city is small and you can visit the main attractions in a few hours on foot. It is a good choice to take a walk around while waiting for the plane. The following is my summary of Male's highlights, which basically covers all the places worth visiting. If there are any omissions, please add them in the comment area🙇🏻 Estimated time for playing: 4 - 6 hours Pier Cafe: Located on the second floor of the pier, here you can see the China-Malaysia Bridge, the unbeatable sea view, and the scene of airplanes taking off and landing. Sky Bridge Apartment: The only apartment on the island with a sky bridge, the unique architectural structure is worth a look. Presidential Palace: Feel the local political center and appreciate its solemn atmosphere. Independence Square: At noon, a large group of pigeons will gather here, creating a spectacular scene. However, be careful of bird droppings when watching. Vegetable market: The pier behind the vegetable market is the highlight. The water there is crystal clear and there are many manta rays. Fish Market: If you are lucky, you can see giant tuna here. I have seen it before, it is really amazing😬 White Mosque: A very distinctive building, the white exterior is particularly dazzling in the sun. Sultan Park: Highly recommended! Don’t miss the moon swing in the park. Sitting on it feels like you are swinging into the moon. Coffee Street: The street is dotted with coffee shops and various high-end luxury stores, full of literary and fashionable atmosphere. Victory Monument: Carrying historical significance, it bears witness to the development of this city. National Gallery of Art: I personally don’t recommend it, you can choose whether to go based on your interests. National Museum: There is a complete whale shark skeleton in the museum. The scene is spectacular and worth seeing. Yishu Park: There is a restaurant on the second floor of the park, where you can enjoy a beautiful sea view. Jelly Sea: The water here is extremely clear, just like jelly. It is the place with the clearest water on the island. Tsunami Memorial: Commemorate that painful history and remind people to cherish the present. Sea swimming track: The swimming pool is integrated with the sea. Walking on the track is like embracing the sea intimately. Street murals: The murals on the streets and alleys are full of artistic sense and show the local cultural characteristics. Seawall Monument: Although it is a bit dirty here, the unique blue and white sea water is very unique and has a different kind of beauty. China-Malaysia Friendship Bridge: Be sure to pay attention to safety when passing by, as I heard that things may fall occasionally. Lo Nuzia Park: With beautiful scenery, it is a great place for a leisurely walk. Blue Mosque: The iconic blue dome sparkles in the sunlight.

The Maldives, a pearl shining in the Indian Ocean, attracts countless people to its romance and mystery. Today, follow this guide to embark on an unforgettable diving vacation in the Maldives! Explore Male, the world's smallest capital Upon arrival in the Maldives, your first stop should be Male, the world's smallest capital. Although it is small, it is the essence of the Maldives. From the airport, you will pass the China-Maldives Friendship Bridge. This cross-sea bridge connects the airport and Male. On the bridge, you can feel the sea breeze and experience the unique charm of the Maldives in advance. Entering Male city, you can easily visit various attractions on foot. Independence Square, which carries the historical memory of the Maldives; the Presidential Palace, which is solemn and mysterious; the Maldives Museum, which displays many precious artifacts that witness the development of this country. The unique blue-domed mosque, with its fresh colors and unique architectural style, is a frequent visitor to the camera. Don't forget to stop at the monument and feel the profound heritage of this country. Maldivian cuisine on the tip of the tongue - Thai flavors After you're done sightseeing, head to sala thai restaurant to treat your taste buds. The seafood tom yum soup is a must-try, with its rich and spicy broth and fresh and chewy seafood, every bite is intoxicating. The shrimp cake is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and the shrimp flavor bursts in your mouth. There is also sticky rice dessert, which is soft and sweet, and it is the perfect ending to this food journey. Being able to taste such authentic Thai food in the Maldives is definitely a pleasant surprise. Dive into the deep sea and encounter fantastic creatures The Maldives is undoubtedly a paradise for divers. When you put on your diving gear and slowly dive into the blue, it's like entering a whole new world of fantasy. Here, you have the opportunity to see a group of lively dolphins, jumping and playing happily in the sea, as if they are warmly welcoming visitors from afar. The clumsy sea turtle swims slowly, and from time to time, it will poke its head out and look at you, melting your heart. And the most anticipated thing is to chase whale sharks. The huge whale shark swims slowly beside you, and the shock is indescribable. In order to better encounter these marine elves, it is recommended to learn about the appearance patterns and optimal diving time of different sea areas in advance. For example, the probability of whale sharks appearing in certain sea areas during certain months is higher. Diving tips: Be sure to choose a reputable and qualified diving agency, which will provide professional instructors and safety equipment. Before diving, be sure to listen carefully to the instructor's instructions and make adequate preparations. Whether you are exploring the cultural charm of Male, tasting the local cuisine, or diving into the deep sea to dance with marine life, you will have an unforgettable memory. Pack your bags and embark on your dream trip to the Maldives!

The Maldives, this human wonderland on the Indian Ocean, is made up of numerous coral islands, with Male as the capital, where the essence converges. The average year-round temperature here is between 25 - 30°C, the warm sunshine, gentle sea breeze makes every moment immensely comfortable, and it is an excellent choice to escape the cold winter and embrace the warmth. 🏝️ Attractions check-in Ancient Mosque: The oldest building in Male, built in 1656, with its white walls, exquisite wood carvings, and full of historical rhyme, you can feel the blend of religion and culture here. Presidential Palace: Male’s grandest building, with its white exterior walls, dazzling in the sun and surrounded by palm trees, it highlights majesty yet elegance. Malé Fish Market: It’s a great place to experience local life, with stalls lined with a variety of freshly caught sea fish, as well as on-site processed delicacies that are smoky. 🍱Food store exploration Masroshi: A traditional Maldivian delicacy similar to pancakes packed with tuna, onions, and shredded coconut. Garudhiya: A simple yet delicious fish soup boiled with fresh sea fish with lemon, chilli and other seasonings, it tastes sour and delicious, warming and appetizing. 🛍️ Shopping Guide Malé Market: In addition to the fish market, there is also a wide range of souvenirs such as shell crafts and hand-woven scarves to choose from and take home a memory from the Maldives. Boulevard: The streets along the seaside are full of specialty shops and cafes. 📌Precautions Respect local customs: The Maldives is a Muslim country, be aware of dressing appropriately when entering the mosque, and women are required to cover their arms and knees. Sunscreen measures: The sun is strong here, so be sure to bring high-power sunscreen, sunglasses, and a sun hat to protect your skin. Eco-friendly travel: The Maldives is ecologically fragile and protects this beautiful marine environment by reducing the use of single-use plastic products as much as possible. With both mesmerizing natural scenery and unique humanistic vibes, Male, Maldives, is a double feast for the visual and taste. Come here and embark on your fantastic journey!

My dears👋, today let’s talk about Male, the capital of Maldives, a super special place🎉! Male is located on Male Island in the Maldives Islands in the Indian Ocean. It covers an area of ​​about 1.96 square kilometers, but has a population of about 248,000, an average of nearly 130,000 people per square kilometer. It also receives more than 1 million tourists every year, so you can imagine how crowded it is😱. Moreover, Male Island is only about 1.2 meters above sea level. It is said that it will be swallowed by the sea by the end of this century at the earliest, so go and see it while it is still there🤩. Although the small island city of Male is small, it has a lot of charm. Spend a few hours strolling through it and you will be able to appreciate its unique style. 🚗 How to get there There are two ways to get to Male from the airport: ●🚕Taxi: The fare is 70-80MVR. You can download the local taxi app Avas Ride, which is convenient and fast. ●🚢 Ferry: Only 15MVR, very cost-effective. 🌈 Must-see attractions ●📍China-Malaysia Friendship Bridge: It is 2,000 meters long and connects Male Island with the Airport Island. It is so spectacular that people can’t help but marvel at it! The bridge cleverly combines Chinese bridge elements with Islamic style, making it a great place to take photos📸. ●📍 Aboriginal living area: 40% of Male are indigenous people. The British-style buildings here are colorful, as if you have walked into a vivid painting, full of life🥰. ●📍 Presidential Palace: The colorful building combines Islamic and modern Western styles. It is unique and worth a visit👀. ●📍 Fish Market: The fish caught by fishermen early in the morning are sold here. At 5 or 6 pm, fishermen will throw the processed fish entrails into the sea. At this time, nearby stingrays will come to eat, and you can watch the super shocking stingray storm 🐟. ●📍 The largest mosque in Maldives: with its white walls and golden roof, it is a local landmark. However, you must follow the rules when visiting. Men wear long trousers, women wear long skirts, and you are not allowed to take photos indoors📷. ⚠️ Tips ●👉The overall feeling is that the roads are narrow, there are many people and cars, and the local transportation is mainly motorcycles, so please pay attention to safety when traveling🛵. ●👉There are no beaches on Male Island, so you have to be careful when choosing accommodation🏖️. ●👉Friday is a local holiday, some shops and museums will be closed, remember to plan your trip reasonably📅. ●👉Maldives is a Muslim country. To respect the local culture, it is recommended to wear skirts/pants above the knee + sleeved tops👚. Darlings, do you want to go to Male like this? Let’s plan now🥳!

Male Island is the capital of Maldives. It is smaller than Singapore. I heard that the residents of their capital particularly yearn for the urban feeling of a big island city. We are particularly yearning for such a pocket-sized island. Instead of going to those holiday islands, we can stay in Male. If you give me a small electric motorcycle, I think I will be very happy! Male (Dhivehi: Malé) is the capital of the Maldives and one of the smallest capitals in the world, so small that it does not have its own airport. The airport in Maldives is located on the neighboring island of Hulhule. It has an area of ​​approximately 1.96 square kilometers and a population of 234,000. [5] The dazzling white coral reefs and the doors and windows that are mostly painted blue or green form a strong color contrast. The houses are usually built tall and narrow, which is said to be to avoid invasion by demons. Since it was once under British jurisdiction, some buildings also have a strong British atmosphere. In this pocket-sized capital, there are as many as 600 taxis running around. Besides motorcycles, taxis are the most commonly used means of transportation for locals in Male. Male Island is about 670 kilometers southwest of Sri Lanka. It is the trade and economic center of the Maldives, with air and sea routes connecting it to Sri Lanka and India. The population of Male Island is about 248,000, which accounts for almost 40% of the country's total population. The world's smallest capital is also the world's most crowded capital. People in this island country yearn for urban life. It is the economic, political and cultural center of the Maldives and a concentration of state-owned and private groups. This island is a microcosm of the Maldives archipelago. Male' is divided into four areas: Henveyru, Galolu, Machchangoli and Maafannu. There are no asphalt roads on the streets. Everywhere you look, you can see roads paved with Dutch bricks. The royal palace and government agencies are mostly two-story bungalows. The gardens outside the houses are full of various grasses and trees, including papaya, coconut, mango and tiger thorn. The Presidential Palace is one of the important attractions in Male. It combines Islamic and modern Western architectural styles and is an important building with a unique style in the Maldives. The Presidential Palace, formerly known as Mulee-Aage, is a carefully protected ancient building. It was originally built by Sultan Shamsuddeen III for his son in 1906 on the eve of World War I to replace a palace from the mid-17th century. The palace has cast iron doors, carved eaves and carefully designed and well-maintained gardens. After the Sultan and his son were deposed and exiled in May 1936, the building was declared nationalized and the palace became a private residence. During World War II, the palace gardens were planted with a variety of vegetables to alleviate food shortages. After becoming a republic within the Commonwealth in 1952, the palace regained its value and became the presidential residence until a new presidential residence was built in 1994. Independence Square is located on the north shore of Male. This small square with a Maldivian flag flying is the center of the city. It is also the focal point of every political activity, so you can see a lot of security police. In front of the square is the former Presidential Pier, and the Islamic Center is also nearby.

1. Recommended attractions Male Grand Mosque This is the largest mosque in the Maldives, with a unique architectural style and a spectacular minaret. When visiting, please dress appropriately and respect local religious customs. Maldives Male Grand Mosque Male Museum It displays the history, culture and traditions of the Maldives, including artifacts from the Sultanate, and is a good place to learn about the history of the Maldives. Maldives Male Museum Male Fish Market This is a place with a strong local life atmosphere. You can see a variety of fresh marine fish and experience the lifestyle of the locals. Maldives Male Fish Market Presidential Palace The unique architectural style was built when the Maldives first became a republic, and now it has become a popular check-in spot. Maldives Male Presidential Palace Artificial Beach This is the only beach in Male. Although it is small, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Indian Ocean and feel the local life atmosphere here. Maldives Male Artificial Beach Islamic Center It is an important place to understand the teachings of Islam and religious life in the Maldives. Maldives Male’ Islamic Center Male’ Coral Reef You can take part in scuba diving and explore the Maldives’ famous coral reefs and rich marine life. Maldives Male Coral Reef II. Food Recommendation Maldives Curry Made with unique spices, fish curry, chicken curry and vegetable curry are all good choices. Maldives Curry Grilled Fish Fresh fish is grilled to retain its original flavor and paired with local seasonings for a delicious taste. Maldives Grilled Fish Seafood There are many kinds of seafood, such as grilled shrimps, steamed crabs and seafood platters, which are not to be missed. Maldives Seafood Maldives Fish Soup Traditional soup made with local marine fish and spices. Maldivian Fish Soup Coconut Rice Rice cooked in coconut milk, usually served with meat or vegetables. Maldives Coconut Rice III. Accommodation Recommendations Hotels in Male City: There are various hotels of different grades to choose from in Male City, ranging from economy to luxury. Resort islands: If you want to experience a closer environment to nature, you can choose a nearby resort island and enjoy private beaches and luxurious facilities. Overwater Villas: Some resorts offer overwater villas with beautiful sea views. IV. Notes Visa and currency: Maldives implements a free visa-on-arrival policy for Chinese citizens. The local currency is Rufiyaa, but US dollars are also accepted. Transportation: Male International Airport is located on the Airport Island and is connected to Male via the China-Maldives Friendship Bridge, about a 10-minute drive away. Environmental protection: The ecosystem of the Maldives is very fragile. Please avoid buying or carrying souvenirs of marine life such as corals and shells when traveling. Sun protection measures: The sun in the Maldives is very strong. Please take sun protection measures when traveling, such as applying sunscreen, wearing a hat and sunglasses. Health and safety: It is recommended to get necessary vaccinations and carry common medications with you. I hope this guide can help you have an unforgettable trip in Male, Maldives!

Male, Maldives, experience the charm of the capital in one day! My dears, in addition to those breathtakingly beautiful resort islands, the capital Male also hides many surprises! Today I will share with you a super detailed one-day tour guide for Male, so that you can experience the unique charm of this city~ Preparation - Luggage Storage: After arriving at Male Airport, it is recommended that you shop around for luggage storage. Because storage prices vary and luggage is stored in a public area, don't leave valuables here! For example, I didn't leave my important belongings in storage at the airport just in case. - Transportation: Take a taxi from Male Airport to the city. Remember to bargain with the driver in advance. Generally, a taxi costs about US$10. It is best to prepare cash change and give the whole amount directly after negotiating the price. This can not only avoid the trouble of making change, but also prevent you from receiving counterfeit money, which is super worry-free! One-day itinerary - Morning: After taking a taxi from the airport to the city, go have a meal first. We chose a Thai restaurant, which tasted pretty good and was about a 15-minute drive away. After eating and drinking, start your free travel in Male! - Check in at the Presidential Palace: It’s a 5-minute walk to Muliaage (Palace), the Maldives Presidential Palace. It’s the smallest presidential palace in the world. Although it’s small in size, its architectural style is very distinctive. It’s very interesting to take photos here. - Visit the mosque: Across the street is the Hukuru Miskiyy Friday Mosque, which has a long history and a solemn appearance. When you walk in, you can feel the strong religious atmosphere, but you must pay attention to observe local religious etiquette. - Visit specialty shops: There are many local specialty shops along the way, but many of the goods are from Dayiwu, so just take a look at the excitement. If you come across a small item you like, you can pick it out and you might find a treasure! - Noon: Continue walking for 2 minutes to Sultan's Park. The park is not big, but it is shaded by green trees. If you are tired of walking around, you can take a break here and feel the leisurely time of the local people. Coming out of Sultan Park, a 2-minute walk will bring you to the National Museum Maldives, which houses many historical relics and artworks of the Maldives, allowing you to gain an in-depth understanding of the country's development process. - Afternoon: Walk out of the museum and reach Republic Square in 5 minutes. If you are lucky, you can also see Male government vehicles picking coconuts, just like they are doing tree pruning work, which is quite an interesting scene. Then walk for 3 minutes to the Maldives fish market, which is full of fresh fish caught that day, with a wide variety of fish. It’s a pity that I can’t bring them back home, otherwise I would really like to try these fresh seafood. - Explore the local market: Opposite the fish market is the local market, where there are lots of bananas and various unfamiliar leaves, which are probably ingredients used for local cooking. I also discovered a local chili pepper that was incredibly spicy, the hottest pepper I have ever tasted! There are also stalls selling local atoll products here, but please note that it is prohibited to pick up corals and take them out of the Maldives without permission, and violators will be fined. But if you buy it at a government-approved store, you can carry it with confidence. - Relaxing afternoon tea: After shopping in the market, you may feel a little tired. You can walk for 1 minute from the local market to the Salt cafe and restaurant, where you can order a drink, sit down and rest your feet, and feel the hustle and bustle of Male city. The roads in Male city are very narrow, with small motorcycles passing one after another, and it seems like they are about to pass by each other, but this is also its unique street scenery. - Evening: Stroll to eat Japanese food for dinner, then take a taxi to the airport to pick up luggage, check in and go through security check. The duty-free shop at Male Airport is quite large, and many local products are cheaper than on the island. Some special souvenirs and snacks are worth buying. This is when you can put the cash you prepared to use. There is a 15% handling fee for swiping a credit card! My dears, if you follow this guide, you will definitely be able to visit all the highlights of Male and maximize your experience! Save it now so you can use it when you go to Maldives~

MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLANDS IN THE MALDIVES 🏝 Have you ever been to the Maldives?😍 If you are looking for one of the most beautiful and affordable island in the Maldives make sure to read this post. Today I will share with you one of the most beautiful hidden gems in the Maldives. A paradise island which I can highly recommend to add it to your travel bucket list 🤩 Here are my top reasons why you should visit Thinadhoo: 1. AMAZING PRISTINE BEACHES AND CRYSTAL CLEAR WATER: Thinadhoo's famous Bikini beach is just breathtaking. The lush vegetation and tropical palms give it a very exotic feel. 2. BEAUTIFUL EXCURSIONS 🚤 visit uninhabited and gorgeous islands like Fotteyo, Bodemohura or spend a day at an idyllic sandbank. 3. INCREDIBLE UNDERWATER WORLD: 🐠 Thinadhoo has a beautiful house reef for snorkeling. You can also make wonderful excursions to swim with sharks, see dolphins, turtles or swim with the famous whale sharks in South Ari atoll. 4. BEST PLACE TO STAY: 🏡 I highly recommend Plumeria Maldives for an unforgettable stay. We stayed in the Superior double room and we just loved it. Tip:As Thinadhoo is a local island there is no Alcohol butdon't worry you won't miss it 5. STUNNING SUNSETS: 🌅 Seriously guys the sunsets here are just breathtaking and some of the most beautiful ones I have ever seen. HOW TO REACH THIS AMAZING PLACE? The best way to reach Thinadhoo is by speedboat from Male. It takes approx 90min by speedboat and you get to enjoy some of the most beautiful views on the way. Plumeria will pick you up at the airport and arrange for your transfer to this gorgeous island. Make sure to save this post for your next trip to the Maldives 😍 credit alexandratravellover& Contact us for removal

TOP BUCKETLIST HOTEL IN MALDIVES 🇲🇻❤️ @anantarakihavah ✨ Have you ever been to the Maldives? 😍It is one of my favorite beach destinations in the world and I can highly recommend it for an amazing tropical escape. If you are looking for an amazing bucket list hotel head to @anantarakihavah . Here is why you will love this place: 1.STUNNING BEACHES AND CRYSTAL CLEAR WATER: Def one of the most beautiful beaches perfect to relax and take some amazing pics. 2.INCREDIBLE WATERVILLAS: 🥰 The design of the water villas is just breathtaking. Some of them have an incredible infinity pool and outdoor area to relax and enjoy the stunning views. 3.AMAZING HOUSE-REEF PERFECT FOR SNORKELING: 🤿 🐠 Did you know that the whole Baa Atoll is UNESCO Heritage because of its stunning underwater world? Anantara has an incredible house roof perfect for snorkeling where you can see turtles, sharks and beautiful colourful fishes. 4.UNIQUE UNDERWATER RESTAURANT: 🍝 Who would love to dine in an underwater restaurant in the Maldives? This is one of the most unique underwater restaurants in the world and def a bucket list experience. 5.BIG VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES: 🏄🏻‍♀️ Anantara has an incredible activities to choose from. How about gazing the stars from a rooftop bar while sipping some champagne or some kayaking to explore the resort. Choose from a huge variety of activities to make sure you’ll have an unforgettable time. HOW TO REACH ANANTARA KIHAVAH? 🚤 Fly into Male international airport and take a scenic 45 min plane ride to reach this stunning place. The plane ride itself is amazing and def a bucket list experience when visiting the Maldives. Make sure to save this post for your next trip to the Maldives. Tag someone special you would love to bring here ❤️ credit alexandratravellover& Contact us for removal