Comprising stunning archipelagos dotting the Indian Ocean, the Maldives is akin to a magical paradise. It offers a memorable tryst with beautiful beaches, emerald waters, breathtaking natural beauty and boisterous adventures. Whether you arrive on the shores for a romantic honeymoon or a jamboree with your friends, a holiday in the Maldives will leave you with the most incredible memories. If you’re planning a luxury vacation to this island, there are more than a few things to consider.
Villas for rent in the Maldives
An epic collection of luxury water villas in the Maldives awaits. Among the many beautiful villas here, a truly sensational estate rests in the charming Baa Atol neighbourhood. Described as “paradise, the most idyllic and relaxing place on earth” by supermodel Kate Moss, The Amilla Villa Estate is one of the finest luxury water villas in the Maldives. One of just eight private luxury residences on this coral-fringed tropical island resort, the villa resides in a UNESCO biosphere reserve. Think a pristine beachfront location, crystal lagoons, soft white sands, a private pool, stellar living space, and a personal spa, gym and games rooms. The ultra-chic Amilla Fushi Resort also offers outstanding facilities including restaurants, a spa, personal training, a kids’ club, diving, big game fishing, water sports, pro tennis, football and much more. Ranging from three bedrooms to eight bedrooms, this collection of octet villas in the Maldives is perfect for a tight-knit group or a big family looking for a blissful poolside vacation.
Best places to visit in the Maldives
Islands
The Maldives is a destination that promises glorious times at its serene white beaches. Leisurely walks and candlelight dinners with your partner, numerous water sports at the beaches, clear blue waters, breathtaking sunsets and blissful twilight hours lie in wait on the islands of the Maldives. Male Island, Como Island and Emboodhu Finolhu Island are among the many pristine places to enjoy peaceful times and delicious cuisines.
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
Forming the seventh largest coral reef system in the world, Maldives Coral Reefs are a unique addition to the beauty of the Maldives. Crowned as a UNESCO site, the Baa Atoll Biosphere Reserve harbours seagrass beds, mangroves, coral reefs and beaches that are worth paying a visit to.
Tsunami Monument
One of the most monumental attractions in the Maldives, the Tsunami Monument holds a deep historical significance. Built in remembrance of the 2004 tsunami, this structure is an architectural wonder.
Majeedhee Magu
Capturing the spirit of the Maldives, the shopping destination of Majeedhee Magu brings you a stellar collection of handicrafts, jewellery, clothes and more. Soak up the vibrant hues of this buzzing street-style destination and buy stunning souvenirs for your loved ones.
Scuba diving
With water sports being one of the core elementals of the Maldives, you will find some incredible water adventures at the beaches here. Tourists rightfully gush over their scuba diving experience as they get to witness the incredible life under the ocean. Head to the Maaya Thila dive site with la familia to explore a rich marine life consisting of snappers, tuna, grey reef sharks and many more.
Island hopping
A tropical paradise for honeymooners and a delight for water lovers, the Maldives offer an exclusive island hopping experience. Visit Maafushi Island for the Maldivian culture, Mirihi Island for snorkelling and scuba diving, Fulidhoo Island for a peaceful gateway, Kuredu Island for underwater dining and get up to plenty of adventure and fun at this island getaway.
Surfing
For water babies and adrenaline junkies, Male Atoll brings you the zestful experience of surfing. Feel the water, wind and sun in your hair as you go surfing with your mates in the Maldives.
Beach visit
A serene night walk along the shores of the glowing blue waters of Vaadhoo Island is the chance of a lifetime. Rightly named the “Sea of Stars”, Vaadhoo Island creates a bioluminescence phenomenon, making the seawater glow brilliantly under the moonlight. Spend quality time with your loved ones by dipping your feet in the cool waters of this island.
Helicopter tour
This picturesque Maldivian tour from a great elevation is one for the books. Discover the Maldives in all its exotic glory, dotted with pristine white beaches, turquoise blue waters, unbridled greenery and more, with this exhilarating helicopter ride.
Dolphin watching tour
Witnessing cheerful, splashing dolphins on your vacation is one of the best experiences to add to your Maldives itinerary. Watch them swim, jump, dive and interact with you as you make unforgettable memories by the sunset.
Best time to visit the Maldives
While the Maldives invites you for a visit at any time of the year, choose the duration of your visit according to your preferences.
The dry season
The dry season, falling between November and March, is the best time to visit the Maldives. Tourist activity peaks during this season due to the pleasant and moderate temperatures, devoid of any humidity. The average temperature lies between 23℃ and 31℃, allowing you to enjoy sunny days by the sea.
The wet season
The wet season is ideal for thrill seekers who enjoy bigger waves when surfing. The water is unusually at a lower temperature during this season, while it rains occasionally. The density of the crowd in the Maldives is also lower. You will also get the chance to explore traditional delicacies during this time, which includes the Holy Days of Ramadan and National Maldives Day. Moreover, the luscious growth of palm trees surrounding the many regions of the Maldives serves as the perfect backdrop for a romantic getaway.
Providing the most idyllic escape, the beauty, nature and vibrancy of the Maldives are simply unrivalled. Lohono Stays brings you an amazing vacation in the Maldives, brimming with the promise of luxury water villas with private pools, beachside soirees, adventures and tranquil times. All you need to do is sit back, relax and have the time of your life. Look no further and begin your Maldives journey with Lohono.
