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Male, Maldives
Start your trip in the vibrant capital — explore the colourful local market, the Old Friday Mosque, and grab fresh seafood at the harbour. It's a great base to plan speedboat or seaplane transfers to the atolls.
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Baa Atoll, Maldives
A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve known for manta ray and whale shark sightings at Hanifaru Bay — a must for ocean lovers. Stay in a mix of guesthouse and overwater bungalow for the full experience. Snorkelling here is world-class.
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Maafushi, Maldives
One of the most popular local islands, perfect for budget-friendly stays with a lively atmosphere and bikini beach. Try local cafes for fresh tuna curry and short-eats, and join diving or dolphin-watching excursions. It has great nightlife energy for a girls' trip.
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Rasdhoo Atoll, Maldives
Famous for hammerhead shark dives at dawn and pristine coral reefs, Rasdhoo is a quieter, more intimate atoll escape. The island of Rasdhoo itself has charming local guesthouses and white-sand beaches. Perfect for unwinding and water sports like kayaking and paddleboarding.
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Fuvahmulah, Maldives
A unique island with freshwater lakes, lush jungle and one of the world's best dive sites for tiger sharks and thresher sharks. The local culture here is distinct from northern atolls, with special fruits and traditional sweets to try. It's off the beaten path and ideal for adventurous travellers.
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Addu Atoll, Maldives
The southernmost atoll of the Maldives, connected by a scenic causeway linking several islands — great for cycling. Explore British wartime relics, vibrant coral gardens and mangrove ecosystems. End your trip here with a relaxing spa day and sunset cruise before heading home.