Bandos Maldives Tourism Resort
There are hundreds of amazing resorts in the Maldives. In fact, they are probably the most amazing resorts in the world. To find information and reviews of the hotels and resorts, as well as other aspects of the Maldives, take a look at www.MaldivesReviews.com
The best way to appreciate all the facets of the Maldives and it’s amazing landscape, is to spend a week or two cruising around the islands on a liveaboard. Designed for scuba enthusiasts, liveaboards or safari ships, cruise around the islands and atolls, allowing scuba divers to dive in many different places throughout their trip. Usually, the liveaboards embark on 2-3 scuba dives each day, as well as night dives, cultural visits to island communities, sunset picnics on deserted islands and shopping trips to Male.
Island Safari 2 Royal Liveaboard
Liveaboards vary in size, shape and price, meaning that there is something for every budget and taste. All are offered on an all-inclusive basis, including all meals and snacks and non-alcoholic drinks. All the liveaboard ships are accompanied by dive Dhonis, from which the actual scuba diving is practiced. These boats are equipped with all of the state of the art equipment to ensure comfortable and safe diving.
Owing to the sometimes strong currents of the Maldives, scuba holidays on liveaboards are recommended for divers who have already logged at least 30 dives.
For the best deals on scuba diving holidays on liveaboards in the Maldives, visit www.maldivesdivetravel.com
The Maldives is one of the most romantic places in the world, perfect for your wedding or honeymoon. Perhaps you will choose to get married on a secluded white-sand beach and then honeymoon in one of the world’s most spectacular resorts.
Maldives Bride
Or, you might choose an underwater scuba wedding, where you can say your vows in front of a whale shark!
For more information, choose from the links below:
Weddings
Honeymoons
The Maldives is definitely not the ideal destination if you are looking for late-night bars and discotheques that stay open until the early hours. If that’s what you are looking for, you should think about choosing another destination. However, you can find a little Maldives nightlife at most of the resorts, which usually have at least a couple of bars and some have nightclubs where you can while away the evening listening to great music, sipping exotic tropical cocktails and enjoying some of the most civilised company in the world.
Check out our listings here for more information, and enjoy!
Sundowners Bar Bandos
The Sundowners Bar at Bandos is arguably the best place in the whole country for watching the sunset. This elegant, over-water thatched bar is open daily from 7.30 a.m until midnight.
Sails Bar at Baros Maldives
Sails Bar at Baros is a gorgeously decorated bar, with an open side affording drinkers incredible views of the island and water. Sails is open all day long, and is the perfect place to escape out of the sun for a relaxing tipple at any time of the day.
Club Med Maldives
Club Med is one of the Maldives’ more lively resorts, with a variety of bars and nightclubs, making it a more appropriate choice for people craving a little action after dark.
Sunset Bar and Grill at Conrad Maldives
The Conrad Maldives Rangali Island is one of the Maldives’ most upmarket resorts. They have a gorgeous over-water bar, aptly named the Sunset Bar and Grill.
It goes without saying, there are plenty more bars in the Maldives. In fact, there are two or three, sometimes more, at each and every resort, so no matter where you stay you will never be far from an ice cold beer. If you find a bar you really like, why not tell us about it and we can add it to our listings.
Gambling is illegal in the Maldives, owing to Islam being the principal religion, so there are no casinos in the Maldives.
Most visitors to the Maldives of course arrive by airplane into the international airport of Male, from where they take a water-taxi or sea-plane to their resort or hotel. In the case of liveaboard guests, the liveaboards collect guests from the airport and embark on the cruise immediately.
Another option for visiting the Maldives is to come on a cruise liner, where you would stay in the Maldives for a few days and then continue on your cruise. For more information on transport to and from the Maldives, click on one of the following links:
| Domestic Airlines | International Airlines | Cruise Ships |
| Water Taxis | Sea Planes | Liveaboards |