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8 Hotels and Resorts in Maldives

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Maldives best known for?

The jewel of the Indian Ocean, the Maldives consists of 1,190 coral islands across twenty-seven atolls. The islands are ringed in white sand beaches, and the turquoise seas are brimming with marine life – perfect for diving and snorkelling enthusiasts.

What is the currency in the Maldives?

The Maldivian rufiyaa is the local currency of the Maldives. However, many tourist areas and most hotels and resorts use US dollars for their prices and rates. When paying for things, credit and debit cards are accepted, on local islands having cash on-hand is necessary.

What is the most common weather in the Maldives?

The Maldives’ balmy climate sees temperatures stay within 25-31°C year-round, dropping a few degrees at night. There are distinct wet and dry seasons. Peak season for the Maldives is between December and April when the climate is drier, less windy, and the weather is hotter. While the rainy season lasts from late May to November. September is usually the wettest month of the year.

How can you travel to the Maldives?

Fly into the Maldives at one of its international airports. Between islands and atolls, the main mode of transportation is by boat, wheeled plane, or seaplane.

Where to go in the Maldives for first timers?

Other than your resort’s sandy beach, wealth of facilities, and tropical surroundings, head below the waves. The Baa Atoll, home to a globally significant biodiversity, is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. You can spot dolphins, whale sharks, manta rays, and sea turtles. Snorkelling and diving coral reefs and shipwrecks are some other unmissable Maldivian experiences.

What are the main attractions to visit in the Maldives?

Sunbathing, endless ocean views from your sunset cruise, overwater villas, the freshest of seafood. Experience local culture by visiting a nearby inhabited island. Go deep sea game fishing, or simply immerse yourself into the slow pace of island life.

What is the Maldives’ traditional food?

Maldivian cuisine has been influenced by India, Sri Lankan, and eastern Asian flavours. Garudhiya is a fragrant fish broth, a staple eaten with rice or roshi (Maldivian flat bread). Kukulhu Riha is a curry made from shredded chicken, coconut milk, and a blend of spices. For something sweet, Aluvi Boakibaa is a sweet cassava and coconut cake. Traditional kalhu sai (black tea) and kiru sai (milk tea) are sipped alongside sweet or salty snacks.

What are major celebrations in the Maldives?

Eid Ul Adha is celebrated on the 10th day of Thul Hijjah, according to the Muslim calendar. Kuda Eid, a three-day celebration, marks the end of Ramadan. They also celebrate their Independence Day (July 26).

What type of accommodation does Minor Hotels offer in the Maldives?

Experience the natural wonder of the Maldives with Minor Hotels. Take your pick of our private island resorts, where beach and over-water accommodation awaits. Delectable dining options, diving and snorkelling, and spa treatments fill your day. Plan an intimate getaway or an unforgettable family holiday for all ages.