Travel Insurance for Maldives

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For fabulous weather, January through March are the finest months to visit. This is the time of year when the Maldives have mild weather and sun-filled beaches. There won't be as many raindrops at this time. The reason is - it's not the monsoon season. The water remains calm and transparent at this time. So, snorkeling and diving are ideal. You can anticipate typical temperatures of about 29°C (84°F). You will have nine hours of sunshine daily.

From April through August, see the start of the year's showers. But still, it's a terrific time to visit. You'll get seven or eight hours of sunshine daily. There is less visibility in the water at this time. But the sea is still a comfortable 30°C (86°F). Airfares and resort fees remain less expensive. So, this is an excellent time of year to travel on a tight budget. Resorts provide free room upgrades. They are also less congested.

The Maldives is a paradise all year—never forget that! Pick a time that works for you, and enjoy the breathtaking beaches, glistening oceans, and abundant marine life!

• Bring photocopies of your original documents on trips.

• Avoid dark areas, and watch your valuables when in crowds.

• For valuables, use the hotel safe.

• Take a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen with you.

• When visiting nearby islands, wear modest clothing.

• Swimming is only permitted in specified regions.

• The weather might change abruptly. So bring both rain and sun protection.

• Visit the Maldives during shoulder or rainy months for cheaper flights and lodging.

• Choose nearby guesthouses for a taste of Maldivian culture and save money.

• Select guesthouses with breakfast, and explore local eateries for meals.

• Rent surfing, diving, and snorkeling equipment on the island to save baggage fees.

• Prepare snacks and drinks before arriving to avoid expensive hotel minibars.

• Use public transportation options like shared seaplanes or ferries instead of private transfers.

• Consider free activities like boat tours instead of paid activities.

• Buy souvenirs from local stores on inhabited islands for a more authentic experience.

• The Maldives is a nation of Muslims. On local islands, especially outside of resort areas, dress modestly (covering your knees and shoulders).

• It is against the law to import, consume, or purchase alcohol outside of resort zones.

• Making public declarations of love is not customary, particularly on nearby islands.

• Don't disparage religious customs or advocate for religions other than Islam.

• In local marketplaces and shops, some haggling is expected. Show consideration and courtesy.

• Like many other Muslim societies, you must remove your shoes before entering a local residence.

• Conventional greetings involve a handshake. Ladies welcome ladies, and men greet men.

• Be mindful of the fragile marine life and coral reefs. Refrain from throwing trash and use responsible travel strategies.