Things to do in Maldives for Couples and Family 

Things to do in Maldives for Couples and Family at Budget Prices are visiting the Beaches, scuba diving, Snorkeling. The things to do in Maldives for Couples and Family are exciting for all travelers on honeymoon safari with loved ones.

Maldives is situated in the heart of the Indian Ocean with 26 atolls stretching across more than 1,000 archipelago coral islands inclusive of pristine white-sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters and vibrant marine life. The Maldives are in the South West of Sri Lanka and India and a candid Asian country spanning about 90,000 square kilometers with Malé capital city located in the North Malé Atoll.

The Maldives is popularly known for having stunning coral reefs, pristine beaches and lush vegetation. There are many luxurious resorts, private islands, array of marine life, like colorful fish, sea turtles, manta rays and whale sharks. Snorkeling and diving adventures are mostly carried out in the Maldives as travelers get to explore the underwater treasures to the dive sites such as Maaya Thila and Banana Reef.

Other than the relaxation and beach adventures, the maldives is deeply rooted in its history and traditions as the Maldivian people i.e Dhivehin give you exceptional exposure to their unique identity and Maldivian culture with the majority of the population adhering to Sunni Islam.

While in the Maldives, visit the arts and crafts scene which showcases traditional handicrafts like lacquerware, mat weaving, and woodcarving. Music and dance are very important parts of the Maldivian culture, with Bodu Beru, a form of traditional drumming, being a popular cultural expression.

GEOGRAPHY

Maldives is found among the Islands of the Indian Ocean stretching across the equator covering an area of 90,000 square kilometers, only 298 square kilometers of that is dry land. The islands are comprise of a double chain of 26 atolls with bands of colored, tiny jewel-like islands rimmed with the whitest of soft sand and clear shallow waters.

200 of the islands are inhabited, few on each of the atolls are resorts where as others are used for industry and agriculture.
The Maldives is home to about five percent of the planet’s colored reefs i.e both soft and hard. You shall view large pelagic fish like manta rays and whale sharks.