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30 Fun & Best Things to Do in the Maldives

Highlights of Male Walking Tour

Any traveler who has ever dreamed of white sand beaches, luxury accommodations, exotic marine life, and the feeling of being a planet away from the rest of the world has probably had the Maldives on their mind at some point. These beautiful islands in the Indian Ocean are the home of world-class scuba diving, some of the world’s best hotels, and the overall unbelievable scenery.

Vacations to the Maldives come in many forms. Some people will go island hopping to see as many of these paradise islands as they can, while others will plant themselves on a private island resort and simply disconnect for some in-depth relaxation. Whatever your plans, a Maldives trip is highly unlikely to disappoint.

Any trip to the Maldives will start on North Malé Atoll, where the international airport island is located, near the capital. And perhaps after a stop there to appreciate the history and culture of this island nation, most visitors are off to the more remote corners of the country, where most Maldives things to do can be found.

While you might think it’s all about laying on beach chairs and spending time in an overwater bungalow, there are actually a ton of fun activities to do in the Maldives. We’ve put together a list of some of the best below to guide your planning.

Highlights of Male Walking Tour
1. 4 Hour Highlights of Male Walking Tour
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Experience the best of Malé on our 4 hour highlights walking tour. Led by a local guide, you’ll discover hidden gems and iconic landmarks in this vibrant city. Visit the fish market to see the catch of the day, view landmarks such as the President’s Palace, Sultan Park, and Friday Mosque. Head up a tall building for breathtaking views over the city, and visit the Royal Garden Cafe for snacks and refreshments.

Sandbank Snorkeling and Sunset Cruise
2. Sandbank Snorkeling and Sunset Cruise


Make the most of your Maldives vacation with this small-group tour that combines snorkeling, swimming, and sunbathing with a sunset dolphin cruise from Hulhumale. The first stop of the day is a sandbank where you’ll learn or refresh your snorkel skills. From there, visit two snorkel sites near Male to see colorful tropical fish, sea turtles, reef sharks, rays, and coral. Finally, enjoy a sunset cruise with the chance of spying…

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