Why a Tropical Vacation in the Maldives Is the Best Option – Indulge in a Sun, Surf and Sand getaway!

South Asia's tropical paradise, the Maldives, is the perfect place for beach vacations because it has a wide variety of landscapes and attractions. The Maldives is a paradise for sun worshippers and outdoor lovers alike because of its gorgeous beaches, thrilling watersports, and pristine waters. Go diving or snorkelling in the vibrant coral reefs, explore its alluring islands, and take in the stunning sunsets. 

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Year-round perfect weather 
The Maldives is an all-year destination that offers hot, sunny weather all year long. High temperatures hover around 28°C to 32°C. The minimum hardly ever falls below 24°C. November to April is the dry spell in the Maldives. This is the island nation's busiest time of year because it is not monsoon season. However, if you are looking to save some bucks, try visiting the destination from May to October because even the showers normally do not stretch for long. This will give you ample time and opportunities to indulge in what the site has to offer. 

Easily reachable 
Since there is an abundance of flights which reach this destination and because it is easy to go back and forth between Velana International Airport and the main resorts, the Maldives is considered a location which can be reached without any hassle.  Seaplanes, speedboats, and domestic airlines are just a few of the options you can take to traverse this nation. Choose a suitable transport method out of these to explore the various islands and take advantage of everything that this stunning location has to offer.

Mesmerizing beaches 
Beautiful beaches evidently come to mind at the mention of the Maldives. These beaches are enveloped by lush green vegetation, making them not only the perfect place to unwind but a feast for the eyes as well. The sand too is fine and white with a powdery essence. This setting is perfect for sunbathing or having fun with your family all day long.
Some must-visit beaches can be found in Vihamanaafushi, North Male Atoll. Excellent snorkeling and diving opportunities too are on offer there. Pick a Maldives resort which is located close to some of these stunning beaches so that you will be able to make full use of your stay since you will be only a hop, skip and a jump away from these pristine shores. 

Abundance of watersports 
The Maldives is a watersports enthusiast’s playground. There are a plethora of water-based activities which you can engage in alone or with your friends and family. Pick what suits your tastes and capabilities from a handful of watersports like jet skiing, kayaking, water skiing, parasailing, windsurfing, kite surfing, canoeing and surfing. Some of the world's top surfing locations, with waves as high as ten feet, can be found in the Maldives. If you have young children with you, they would love to engage in a whale and dolphin-watching tour. 

Explore the exciting underwater world
Diversity is key to the marine life in the Maldives. Therefore, watersports like snorkelling and scuba diving are quite popular with its visitors. The destination provides some of the best snorkelling and diving experiences on earth as it houses breathtaking coral reefs, abundant marine life and lucid waters. Feast your eyes on an array of vibrant reef fish, magnificent manta rays, graceful whale sharks, and dazzling coral walls. Since the location offers outstanding visibility and warm waters, it is possible to engage in diving and snorkelling ventures around the clock. 
If you stay at a property like Kurumba Maldives, you will be encircled by breakers. These reduce currents and waves making it an ideal snorkeling destination.

Promoting sustainable tourism 
The Maldives is dedicated to protecting its natural environment. Eco-friendly measures like recycling and solar power use have been adopted by many of the resorts. Turtles, dolphins, and whale sharks are among the many marine species that call the Maldives home. You can do your bit during your beach vacation by being a responsible traveller and learning about the initiatives being taken to preserve the local ecosystem by touring the marine conservation centres in the area.