ROMANTIC RETREAT MALDIVES
Duration: 3Nights /4Days
Overview
Calm water, cobalt seas, appealing landscapes, cultural fusion along with warm hospitable islanders is what you will find when you holiday in Maldives. Truly an ideal place for honeymooners and a real treat for those romantic at heart, Maldives is a perfect destination with an eternal amorous aura. A complete escape for the body and soul, this is an ultimate experience for you and your loved one.
Day 1: Arrival in Maldives
Arrive at the Male Airport of Maldives. Meet our tour representative who helps you with an assisted transfer to your resort in a speed boat. Complete the check-in at the resort. You are now free to spend the day at leisure. Indulge in the activities of your interest. The beautiful tropical nation of Maldives in the Indian Ocean comprises of 26 ring-shaped atolls made of over 1,000 coral islands. You can visit the beach side, savour local cuisine, take a dip in the azure sea waters, enjoy a leisure walk on the beach, visit the local market etc. Return to the resort for dinner.
Overnight stay in Maldives.
Day 2: Maldives
Post breakfast, day 2 is at leisure. Spend it at your own pace. If you do not feel like going out, you can simply enjoy the recreational facilities being offered at your resort. The other option is of discovering the secret gems of the mighty Indian Ocean. You can go on-board a cruise that takes you towards the charming atolls. These luxury cruises come with well-equipped cabins, and in varying sizes. You can book one as per your need. Savor the stunning views and the colorful marine life. After de-boarding, you can partake in adventure activities. There are options like kayaking, kite surfing, jet skiing, snorkeling, scuba diving, banana boat riding and so on. Return to the resort for dinner. Stay overnight at the resort.
Day 3: Maldives
After breakfast, you can either opt for excursions that are being offered by the resort, or you can explore the Maldives' capital city of Male. The busy capital city, spreads in an area of 1.77 square km, and is known to be a shopper's paradise. It is a wonderful mix of old and new worlds as while on one side there are historic mosques, on the other are modern skyscrapers. Tsunami Monument, Jumhoorie Maidan, National Mosque, Hukuru Miskiiy (Old Friday Mosque), Sultan Mosque are some of the popular attractions here. You can visit the beaches and indulge in leisure activities. Dinner at the resort.
Overnight stay.
Day 4: Depart from Maldives
Today, in the morning, have breakfast and get an assisted transfer to the Maldives International Airport to board your flight for the onward destination. With an enriching experience of a lifetime we leave with new friends and happy memories of one of the most beautiful Places on earth. Let us be in contact with each other through email, facebook, and meet again on one more memorable Holiday. See you all!! Holiday Concludes.
Best time to visit: As a tropical monsoon climate, the Maldives have two dominating seasons: a dry season (associated with dry northeast winter monsoons) and a wet season (associated with moist southwest monsoons and strong winds and storms). The dry season has little rain and lower humidity; it lasts from December-April. The wet season is (you guessed it) wetter, characterized by stronger winds and rain; it lasts from May-November. For divers, both the dry and wet seasons have their advantages: during the dry season, visibility is superb, due to currents beginning to flow in November from the northeast; the currents start to weaken in February. During the wet season, the water temperatures are a couple of degrees lower, and this seems to inspire larger numbers of hammerhead sharks and reef sharks to congregate, and to do so in shallower waters than in the dry season. Visibility isn't as good, however, as the currents are less.