Welcome to Paradise

Stroll through the small streets, in a market, visit one or two mosques, sit down and talk to the locals.

For this second day, take a trip to Hulhumalé, the modern new island next door to Malé. In the evening, stroll along Majeedee Magu or play carrom in the tea shops.

Embark on a one-week snorkeling (or diving) cruise. Discover the charms of new atolls and fabulous diving sites.

Thaa,Seenu,,Gaafu Alifu, Gaafu Dhaalu and Gnaviyani, all magnificent diving spots. It is here that the equator passes and the underwater fauna is magnificent, especially the pelagic fauna.

Spend a second day in the South Atolls and don't miss the wreck of the British Loyalty tanker, which was torpedoed during the Second World War.

We can dive at Bodu Thila, to observe manta rays, these giants of the depths, in the coral reefs.

You can dive at Theefarido Thila, a large coral wall, or at Baarah Thila.

For a long time, they have been away from any tourist activity and present sites that are still almost untouched by any human activity.

Second day in the Atolls Centre, with several diving sites to choose from, such as Alimatha Kandu, Rakeedhoo or Fotteyo Kandu.

The last days, offer the luxury of a 5-star resort, make the crepe on the golden sandy beach.

Give up the spa delights.

You can also take one or two days to visit one or two islands inhabited by the locals. Get up at dawn to go fishing for bonito by boat.

Unless you have taken advantage of the last few days to fall in love with a Maldivian who will keep you in the country if you have come alone, the awakening will be painful.