Maldives is the most favourite destination for halal-friendly holidays. The secluded beaches with picturesque clear emerald water and white sand beautiful seashores create fun and privacy for everyone. Halal food is no brainer; tourist enjoys aesthetically appealing 100% halal-food either in downtown or on island miles away. It is matriarchal society allowing women to walk freely in hijab, explore city, hit shops, and buy aesthetically pleasing gifts for home. The natural beauty, delicious food and women seclusion make Maldives the hotspot of Muslim tourists.
To discover the life above and under the water line, Maldives is the stamping ground for halal-friendly holidays. The idyllic getaway awaits at the rife of hidey-hole beachfront resorts, luxury city hotels, guesthouses and safari vessels awash with lush greenery and atypical privacy.
Maldives – a stunning location that houses hypnotic places to visit. From the awe-inspiring coral reefs and pristine secluded white-sand beaches of the northern atolls to the earthy sea shacks fishing hamlets of the southern isles, every city of Maldives surely delivers a lifetime experience.
A pretty small capital, Male bursts at the seams of the island it’s on and is filled with miniature skyscrapers, mosques and buzzing mopeds. It also houses a fascinating collection of historical art objects that tell the eventful history of the Maldives.
Also known as “Island of the Areca palms”, Fuvahmulah is located at the southernmost tip of the Maldivian archipelago. With golden sand against the blue waters, it appears to be a place out of a picture that one painted in imagination.
One of the only inhabited islands of the Lhaviyani Atoll, Hinnavaru is best known for its high end resorts. Diving, snorkelling, marine explorations and swimming are some of the most popular tourist activities here.
Addu is well known for its pristine white beaches, sparkling clear water, historic British Base Area and scenic streets. From swimming, to diving and even cruising, there is nothing that cannot be done here.
Hulhumale is famous for its beautiful and clean Hulhumale Beach. Soft white sand and picturesque view of sunrise & sunset and the cool breeze and tranquil surroundings prove to be a perfect scenario for an enthralling holidays
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Home to 1192 islands, Maldives side of life offers mind-blowing experiences to indulge in. Face your wild fears and participate in underwater adventures to explore Fauna and encounter with awe-inspiring water. Stay on top of water, cruising and observe on-water marine life endeavours on the white-sand-filled shore at one of Maldives’ atoll.
If water is not your cup of tea, Maldives’ tropical forest is home to stunning fauna and diverse ecosystem ready to startle you at every step. If you are more of suburbanite, Maldives is also home to heritage sites and man-made wonders. Find out these and many more breath-taking experiences for next Maldives Holidays.
The Indian Ocean surrounding Maldives is filled with living and land wonders awaiting exploration. Take a plunge into deeper depth over at Southern Ari Atoll to have an encounter with largest recorded Manta Rays and fehurihi (whale sharks). Although friendly, these fearsome yet spectacular living wonders can quickly give a heart-throbbing encounter.
Snorkelling at Corel gardens of Maafushi Island also gives opportunity to witness most colourful miracles like Moral Eels, Green Turtle and magical coral Reefs.
Atop waters, Maldives’ holidays have their own charm. Water Skiing at amazing speeds and slashing through and gliding on top of turquoise waters at Meeru Island Resort & Spa is not everyone’s thing. Cruises to popular atolls, fishing on deck of boats or spotting whales and dolphins floating at surface complete the wish of true heavenly beach holiday experience.
For more fun, pristine blue lagoons of Maldives also welcome kitesurfing rookies and veterans from every nook and cranny eyeing sensational experience. Kayaking in banana-shaped kayaks from one atoll to nearby island is also a daydream for globetrotters.
Being a tropical region, Maldives offers enormous opportunities for Pluviophiles. Dock at one of the islands, move from soft sandy beach to forest having 583 vascular plant species and 13 mangrove plant types. It’s an immersive experience with white sand beneath feet and massive green tropical ecosystem in front.
While it’s not uncommon to rain from April to November, it can still rain during rest of seasons, giving forests a wonderful, fresh, earthy smell. This makes Maldives a paradise for petrichor lovers. Buggy ride during such forest journey ensures you don’t get drenched whilst you enjoy petrichor.
While popular for its dozens of islands, Maldives is also home to beautiful cities residing on islands. Male, the capital city carries decades-old heritage buildings including gold-tipped Islamic centre, spectacular parks and man-made beaches, to count a few attractions. Markets there are full of souvenirs, one just needs to up their haggling skills.
The island of Hulhumale and its Velena International Airport is where most tourists land to enter this gateway of paradisiacal islands, Maldives. The city also has promenade walkaways above the Indian Ocean that mimics Palm Island of Dubai giving an indulging walking experience.
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Starting from feast of delicious traditional Maldivian cuisines, witnessing wonders of mother nature on the white-sandy beaches, and exploring Atolls’ flora, and marvellous living fauna. Indulging in summer-time entertainment and nowhere to be experienced city life. Maldives is host to some of the most mesmerizing things to do that everyone should do at least once.
On island of Vaadhoo, a spectacular natural marvel, Sea of Stars, awaits witnessing. This occurrence by plankton and waves causes stunning shimmering effect that looks like stars are in water
Maldives has its own spectacular flavour. Majority of its cuisines consist of two major ingredients; fish and coconut. A must-taste exotic dish is “Garudhiya” and “Baiy” which is essentially fish soup and rice.
Tropical islands of Maldives have over 500 flora species. Strange mangrove plant, meters-high coconut trees and heavily fruited papaya trees on white sandy beaches are few guaranteed to make you “wow”.
Maldives is home to some amazing living species. The pride of Addu City, White terns, mesmerises whilst the flying fox, biggest species of bat feasting on guava and mango trees is sight to behold.
Start the day by basking in first rays of sunlight, listen to dawn chorus of melodic Koels, watch sunlight illuminating crystal clear waters, have summary breakfast ever and continue with daily activities in Maldives.
Cinema on a beach? North Male Atol offers a marvellous experience of movie night in jungle cinema. White sandy beaches, cool ocean breeze and open-sky, this cinematic experience has its own charm.
Shop traditional attire. For women, Dhivehi Libaas is known for boasting its embroidery techniques. Dhigu Hedhun with its elegance is national dress of Maldives. Buy long sleeved shirts and sarongs for men.
Fly high in the air on a helicopter and witness the splendour and wonders of Maldives Atolls from top, a 360-degree different view from that being on land or underwater. Its surely going to enthral you
What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of Maldives? Sparkling beaches, luxury resorts, water sports, wedding venues and exotic islands. . . Interestingly, this small island country in South Asia also holds some of the best Islamic historical places.
For planing trip and itineraries to Maldives in a right manner, there are key essential things that must be considered.
10 hrs 30 mins 
GMT+5 
November to April 
Maldivian rufiyaa 
Dhivehi 
On Arrival Your guide to finding a host of Muslim-friendly hotels & halal restaurants to enjoy tasty cuisines in Maldives.
Around 1190 islands can be visited in the Maldives and each holds its own significance and making tourists feel at home with white sands, blue sea views & cool breeze. Some best islands you can visit are discussed below.
Part of Kaafu Atoll. It is home to many activities like snorkelling, scuba diving, sandbank trip, and many more.
Surrounded by clear waters and famous amongst divers around the world, for it is a sanctuary for a variety of marine life.
2 km in length and 90 meters wide, it is blanketed by dense tropical vegetation and blessed with vibrant, natural coral reefs.
Home to beautiful beaches, water sports, scuba diving, snorkelling, day trip to resorts and many other activities.
Looking for a simple escape at a good value, established resort with a wonderful natural environment, this island has it all.
Dolphin safari. Night fishing. Local farm tour. Snorkeling safari. Cycling. And many more activities you can indulge in.
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