Maldives Hotels for Your Next Holiday
Why Tourists Visit Maldives
- • Snorkeling and diving among coral reefs at Baa Atoll.
- • Visiting the underwater art museum in Fairmont Maldives Sirru Fen Fushi.
- • Enjoying whale shark tours at South Ari Atoll.
- • Dining in an underwater restaurant like Ithaa at Conrad Maldives.
- • Exploring Male city, including the famous Fish Market and Old Friday Mosque.
The Maldives is home to over 160 resorts, ranging from budget-friendly guesthouses on local islands to ultra-luxurious all-inclusive private islands like Soneva Jani and The Ritz-Carlton Maldives. While three-star hotels on inhabited islands like Maafushi cost $50-$100 per night, five-star resorts, particularly those with overwater villas, begin at $600 and can go beyond $2,000 per night. Recently opened resorts include Patina Maldives in the Fari Islands, known for its eco-conscious luxury and art-focused design.
The Maldives, famous for its turquoise lagoons, pristine beaches, and luxurious overwater villas, attracts millions of tourists each year seeking unparalleled serenity and natural beauty.
Top attractions include the Vaadhoo Island’s bioluminescent beach, Hanifaru Bay (a UNESCO-recognized biosphere), and the vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life like manta rays and sharks.
With its year-round tropical weather, the Maldives offers a perfect escape for honeymooners, divers, and families searching for relaxation or underwater adventures.
Maldives Tips You Must Know
• Book resorts at least 4-6 months in advance for better rates, especially during December to April (high season).
• Choose resorts close to Male if you want to avoid expensive or long seaplane transfers.
• Look for resorts offering all-inclusive packages to save on food, drinks, and activities.
• Visit during May to October for deals, but expect occasional rainfall due to the wet season.
• Always verify transportation arrangements with your hotel to avoid last-minute confusion upon arrival at the airport.