Maldives
Paradise on the Equator
About Maldives
The Maldives is the world's lowest-lying nation — a scattering of 1,200 coral islands across the Indian Ocean. Overwater bungalows sit above lagoons of impossible turquoise. Beneath the surface, manta rays and whale sharks cruise house reefs while bioluminescent plankton lights the night shore. Pure, unhurried, extraordinary.
Quick facts
Best time
Nov – Apr
Ideal duration
5 – 8 days
Budget (per person)
₹1,20,000+
Visa
Visa on Arrival (30 days free)
Things to do
Overwater Bungalow Stay
Wake up with glass-floor panels revealing the coral reef directly beneath your villa.
Snorkelling & Diving
Explore vibrant house reefs teeming with sea turtles, rays, and kaleidoscopic reef fish.
Sunset Dhoni Cruise
Sail the atoll on a traditional wooden dhoni as the sky turns amber and dolphins play at the bow.
Sandbank Picnic
A private sandbank appears at low tide — just white sand, turquoise water, and you.
Seaplane Transfer
Your resort transfer is itself an experience — low-altitude views over atolls and reefs.
Night Fishing
Head out with local fishermen after dark using traditional hand lines in the open ocean.
What makes it special
Seafood Dining
Fresh-caught tuna, lobster, and reef fish grilled to order on the beach under open skies.
Maldivian Mas Huni
The national breakfast — shredded smoked tuna, coconut, and chilli wrapped in roshi flatbread.
Bioluminescent Beach
Certain islands glow bright blue at night as microalgae light up with every wave and footstep.
Spa Over Water
Treatment rooms built over the ocean deliver massages timed to the rhythm of the tide below.
Through the lens
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