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Fun Tube in Maldives

Tube rides in crystal clear waters is one of the most popular water sports in Maldives. A variety of inflatable tubes are used in this exciting outdoor activity and it is mostly popular among the young water sport enthusiasts. If you are staying at Kurumba Maldives which is among the top luxury hotels Maldives has in store, you can certainly make the best of your holiday as it provides guidance to most of the things  to do in Maldives. These water sports are sometimes organized by the Maldives resorts with the support of the local service providers. When you are on a fun tube ride in the Indian Ocean, all you could do is to giggle with excitement and certainly scream for more thrilling rounds.

 

Umanga Kahandawaarachchi is a passionate travel writer who writes under the pen name, Maggie Tulliver. Her field of writing covers a wide array of content and articles related to travel and hospitality industry.

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Maldives Deep Sea Fishing- Go for the Big Catch

Maldives offers fishing experience of all kinds. Just the mention of the deep blue waters of Maldives could kindle the instant hope of any fishing enthusiast. If you are residing at one of the top Maldives spa resorts such as Anantara Kihavah Maldives Villas, it would let you experience some of the top holiday activities during your stay in the resort. Known to be one of the best Maldives resorts, this place is ideal for fun loving travellers who are in search of convenient and modern accommodation facilities. Whether you are an armature or a seasoned fishing fanatic, you would just love the perfect sunny beaches and crystal clear waters of Maldives to take up on your fishing expedition. Early morning is the best time to embark on an adventurous deep sea fishing in Maldives as you could be luck with big catches early in the day. There are many boat providers and local fishermen who would be more than willing to join you in your fishing expedition and do not miss out on this great outdoor activity once you step into this island.

Seaplane Photo Flights

Maldives is an archipelagic island nation in the Indian Ocean and it has thousands of islets of varying sizes. While some of them are inhabited, the majority of atolls are uninhabited islets, which are scattered in the region.

Tourists who visit these islands by the hundreds of thousands every year only get to spend their time at a selected few islands which have been turned into luxury resorts where one can enjoy the best of comforts, local healing therapies and spa treatments and year round sunshine.

With white sandy beaches and blue green waters, these islands are indeed a photographer’s dream come true. When one reaches the Male International Airport at the capital one gets a glimpse of the scenic beauty of this part of the world.

One of the best ways to have a memorable time in the Maldives is to head off on a seaplane photo flight. It is an opportunity to enjoy sightseeing from a different angle and a view of a lifetime. It is one of the finest views of this island nation. Tourists will be flying over uninhabited islands, which one might not get to see otherwise, shallow lagoons, fishing villages with their fish laid out in the sun to dry, luxury resorts with their cabanas dotting the sea in diverse shapes and the varied shades of blue of the ocean mingling with the blue of the sky. What is more, one can even spot schools of colourful fish and certain times even dolphins jumping off the water with their bodies glistening in the sun; it is sure to be a view worth cherishing.

What is also one of the most exciting parts about one of these sea plane tours is the fact that both the take off and the landing will be on the water. Any traveller keen on taking some beautiful shots of these islands would have a great time on one of these sea place photo flights and even if you are not a photographer, these views are simply breathtaking.

These flights can be arranged for tourists staying at a Maldives resort such as Cocoa Island Maldives. It is one of the finest to choose from for any traveller keen on enjoying the best of holidays at Maldives luxury resorts.

 

Chandrishan Williams is a travel writer who writes under the pen name, Caleb Falcon. He specializes in writing content based on the many exciting world adventures that await intrepid travellers.

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HP Reef, North Male Atoll

Also known as the Rainbow Reef because of the vividness of its bio diversity, the HP Reef is indeed a paradise beyond the surface. There are plenty of Maldives luxury resorts located surrounding this site and if you are interested in a bit of diving, choose Baros Maldives, a popular diving resort Maldives has to offer for those avid divers. Coral blocks, caves and crevices dot this magnificent reef and this very formation itself acts as a magnet to the abundance of marine life that can be observed here. The overhangs and swim troughs are covered with a beautifully soft coral while many schools of fish are seen swimming about the reef. Some of the most commonly seen fish are schools of Trevallies, Snappers, Fusiliers, Sweetlips, and White Tip Sharks while Eagle Rays, turtles and Grey Reef sharks too are seen in abundance here.

Diving Season in Maldives

When in the Maldives one of the many things that one could enjoy is a quiet dive in its calm waters. Kurumba Maldives is amongst Maldives resorts that offer diving tours to the most discerning of adventurer. Featured amongst diving resorts Maldives has to offer, this resort will not only offer you good accommodation facilities but also provide you easy access to wonderful dive sites that are found in its waters.
The weather in this part of the world is seen as one of the deciding factors when preparing oneself for a diving adventure. Choosing the best time would give you plenty of opportunities to capture the alluring sights of the deep blue. The months spanning from December to January is considered as the Maldivian summer and is by far the most suitable time to dive down. Affording outstanding visibility, divers can take time to witness species such as the Whale Shark and the Manta Ray along with a host of other colourful specimens that frequent the Maldivian waters. Should you be in the mood for a more relaxed dive, then the month of March must be looked at. Here divers will enjoy low currents which would give them an easier time to explore and appreciate the abundance of life in the Maldives. December is the period where rough weather sets in making it an arduous task for divers to enjoy this absorbing water sport. The high winds and rain should be avoided at all costs when one ponders as to what time is the best time for an outstanding diving experience in the Maldivian isles.

Pushpitha Wijesinghe is an experienced independent freelance writer. He specializes in providing a wide variety of content and articles related to the travel hospitality industry.

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Top Diving Sites in Maldives Discovering the Hidden Treasures of the World Down Under

Life in its glorious forms takes place in this wondrous place of absolute pleasure, where you can indulge in the finest of luxurious experiences, basking in the glory of the vistas of the sea and sun. Beauty and charm lurk in every corner while sheer loveliness surrounds you, engulfs you in this place that dreams are made of. Maldives Islands certainly boast of riches and wonders of the ultimate paradise island.

One may also choose to explore the waves of the Indian Ocean that cover 99% of the country. It is indeed a treasure trove to those who find pleasure in the crash and fury, as well as the wild, strong currents of the high seas. Here in Maldives, scuba divers have found supreme bliss, since the early days of the 1970’s in the waters that still charm and allure the adventurous. Today, Maldives is recognized as one of the premiere scuba diving destinations in the world, where corals with beautiful and fascinating creatures of the sea lie carefully hidden to the eyes of the common man.

In Maldives, many diving sites are popular among different types of divers, based on the level of expertise needed to navigate the waters as well the beauties to be discovered in the world down under. In the Ari Atoll which is one of the largest atolls in Maldives, one will find many interesting diving sites. Broken Rock, where creatures such as puffer fish and moray eels abound, is rich with colourful corals while the Gangehi Kandu, which is for the advanced diver, is home to many species of sharks including gray reef sharks and the leopard shark. In Gangehi Kandu too, one will see coral reefs of many a shade. The Maaya Thila in Ari Atoll is a place for the beginner as well, where day and night time scuba diving takes place. The Mushi Mas Mingili Thila (Fish Head) is one of the most popular dive sites in Maldives, which has been declared as an official Protected Marine Area.

In the South Male Atoll, Cocoa Corner is one of the most popular places to see many shark species in their numbers, while the Guraidhoo Kandu South, which is strictly reserved to the advanced divers, is characterized by underwater turbulence, giving it the irresistible fascination of the dangerous.

The Banana Reef which was the first dive site to be recognized in Maldives and the Kuda Haa, on the North Male Atoll, are considered to be quite popular among the divers given its colorful and plentiful marine life. In the Addu Atoll, the 134 metre long beauty of the British Royalty, sleeping forever upon the sea bed, can be witnessed, giving one an eerie feeling of the horrors of the sea.

Scuba diving can be experienced to its fullest extent while enjoying luxury accommodation in Maldives. A Maldives resort such as Anantara Dhigu Maldives will give one a holiday to remember, lost amidst sheer luxury and absolute oceanic beauty.

 

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Popular Diving Sites in Maldives

With its sun-drenched coastlines the Maldives is certainly one of the top ranked destinations in terms of outdoor sports and adventure treks. Diving is one of the major reasons as to why tourists arrive in their numbers and if you are staying at any of the resorts in Maldives, then going on a diving expedition is a must. Maafushivaru Maldives which is considered by many as a luxury Maldives island hotel will provide you with a good choice of accommodation which will out you in the mood for diving and a whole lot more.
Banana Reef located in the North Male Atoll will be an excellent start to your diving holiday here in the Maldivian isles. With its caves, overhangs and vibrant coral life, one would certainly be spoilt for choice when deciding as to where to begin exploring this paradise, hidden beneath the ocean waters. Schools of fusilier, puffer fish and soldier fish can be found in large numbers. Home to a wider range of exotic species that call these waters their own; Cocoa Corner found in the South Male Atoll is next on the list of dive sites. Here you are bound to encounter Jack Fish, Eagle Rays and large numbers of Grey Reef Sharks. For that extra dose of adrenaline, do consider a dive at the Fesdhoo Wreck site. The ideal time to go diving in this part of Maldives is during the early hours of the morning where Hammerhead Sharks would be an all too familiar site. Decorated with soft and hard coral, the area will transport you to the heart of an underwater spectacle that would be difficult to replicate anywhere else in the country.

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Adventure Travel in the Maldives

Plunge into a plethora of adventures when you visit the exciting tropical destination of the Maldives! Nestled in the sapphire waters of the Indian Ocean, this idyllic series of islands offers excitement galore. Book a luxury Maldives resort if you wish to dive in Maldives or engage in the plethora of activities that it offers, and the Velassaru Maldives is a well-equippedresort with sports facilities to keep you fit for all the adventures to be encountered during your stay. Most resorts in Maldives offer scuba diving equipment and excursions for a memorable exploration of the crystalline waters that are home to vibrant corals, colourful marine life, and fascinating shipwrecks. You can also try out an exciting bout of surfing, wind-surfing, parasailing, with all relevant facilities offered at the resort you’re staying at, with the North Male Atoll and the Outer Atoll offering fantastic breaks.

 

Angela Fernando is an impassioned travel writer who composes pieces under the pen name Sumaira Narayan. She loves writing about new and exciting places around the world and hopes to visit them all someday.

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Speed Boat Rides in Maldives

The Republic of Maldives is replete with a multitude of activities designed to thrill the eager tourist. While those who seek a relaxing and rejuvenating holiday will wish to sunbathe by the beach listening to the soothing sounds of the Indian Ocean, the curious tourist will have opportunities to explore the neighbouring islands and experience new underwater ocean experiences. For the more adventurous, who seek to explore and live for the rush of adrenaline, diving with sharks and hammerheads would be an ideal encounter. When in Maldives, there is truly something for everyone, young or old.

However, when it comes to travelling around these islands in order to engage in such activities, tourists will have to choose from a variety of travel options. ‘Dhoni’ charters, for instance, can usually be chartered from the capital city of Male to any of the nearby islands. These ‘dhoni’s can be chartered for a simple ride from the airport to your resort island, or can be chartered for an entire day and used to explore the islands at leisure. However, if you need to charter a ‘dhoni’, the best option is to initially make your way to Male for a large number of ‘dhonis’ can found in the harbour of the island. Tourists also have the option of climbing aboard a ‘vedi’, a wooden boat-like structure that was originally used for trade. These ‘vedis’ tend to be quite basic in nature but will get you to where you need to go.

For those in a hurry, or wish to get their destination as soon as possible, speedboats are the best option. Speedboats can usually be hired for a range of prices and are usually the mode of transportation used by tourists to travel to their Maldives resort from the airport. For the convenience of tourists, most accommodation in Maldives offer to arrange a speedboat for airport transfers. Therefore, ensure that you make inquiries from your hotel prior to booking a speedboat privately. These rides offer an adrenaline filled journey where you can enjoy the wind in your hair, the sun on your back and the thrill of speeding along azure waters with an endless horizon ahead. For those who choose to reside at Anantara Dhigu Maldives, the hotel can arrange for guests to use the Naladhu Raanee, a swift speedboat, to travel from the hotel to the airport and vice versa.

Chandrishan Williams is a travel writer who writes under the pen name, Caleb Falcon. He specializes in writing content based on the many exciting world adventures that await intrepid travellers.

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Hiking in Maldives

The Maldives may not be a place one would associate with hiking, but in actual fact it does offer a rather unique form of outdoor activity that one may not get to try anywhere else; hiking in water! Before setting off to try this one of a kind adventure, look to find accommodation in Maldives that lets you truly enjoy the very best the country has to offer. Anantara Dhigu, Maldives is one such Maldives resort and lets you enjoy lots of fun in the sun, sand and surf.

If you are looking to go hiking in the Maldives an ideal choice would be to follow in the footsteps of the WalkMaldives event which took participants on a unique trek at GaafuDhaalu Atoll. What was so special about this area was the fact that many of the atoll’s islands are located in the same lagoon making it possible to wade through the water and visit each isle. Of course you should not try such excursions unaccompanied and one must make sure not to tread on live coral either. It is an ideal way to enjoy a fun filled hike, while soaking up the glorious coastal splendour of this tropical paradise.

Chandrishan Williams is a travel writer who writes under the pen name, Caleb Falcon. He specializes in writing content based on the many exciting world adventures that await intrepid travellers.

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