Maldives, pure blue.
An island resort, clear lagoons and slow days, planned around your budget.
- Duration4N / 5D
- Starts fromMalé airport
- Best timeNov–Apr
- Ideal forHoneymooners
One island, one resort.
The Maldives is a chain of coral islands in the Indian Ocean. Most resorts take up a whole island, with beach villas, overwater villas and a reef right off the shore.
Days are slow: snorkelling, spa time, sandbank picnics and sunset cruises. We help you pick the right resort, room and meal plan.
Moments you’ll remember.
Water, sand and sunsets.
Overwater villas
Step from your deck straight into the lagoon.
House reef
Snorkel with turtles and reef fish near the beach.
Sandbank picnic
A private strip of sand in the middle of the sea.
Dolphin cruise
A sunset boat ride to spot spinner dolphins.
Seaplane transfer
A scenic flight over the atolls, at some resorts.
Spa & dining
Over-water spas and beach dinners under the stars.
Five days of island life.
A simple, relaxing plan. We can split your stay between a beach villa and a water villa.
Day 01Arrive in Malé
Speedboat or seaplane transfer to your resort. Settle in and watch the sunset.
Day 02Snorkel & relax
Snorkel the house reef and spend the afternoon by the pool or beach.
Day 03Sandbank & dolphins
A sandbank picnic in the morning and a sunset dolphin cruise.
Day 04At leisure
Spa, water sports or a romantic beach dinner.
Day 05Departure
Transfer back to Malé for your flight home.
Before you go.
A few practical notes to help you plan.
A free tourist visa is given on arrival to Indian travellers with a valid booking.
Fill in the online traveller declaration a few days before you fly.
Seaplanes fly only in daylight. Late arrivals may need a night near Malé.
Resort food is costly, so a half-board or all-inclusive plan often saves money.
Local islands are cheaper but have no alcohol and need modest dress.
November to April is dry and calm. May to October has more rain and wind.
Questions about Maldives.
Can’t find your answer? Our Dehradun team is a message away.
Ask us on WhatsAppIs the Maldives only for honeymooners?
No. Many resorts welcome families and have kids’ clubs. We suggest resorts that suit your group.
Speedboat or seaplane?
It depends on the resort. Nearby resorts use speedboats; farther atolls use seaplanes, which cost more.
Can we stay in two resorts?
Yes. Splitting the stay is popular, but each transfer takes time and adds cost.
Is vegetarian food available?
Yes. Resorts offer vegetarian dishes, and many serve Indian food.
Plan your Maldives escape.
Share your dates and group size, and we’ll send options that fit.
