Maldives Attractions
Weaving together some of the most beautiful islands, Maldives is all about stunning beaches, vibrant coral life, ancient mosques, exciting water activities and tastiest sea food. Marine life of Maldives is unmatched. You can spot some of the rarest species of water animals, which cannot be found anywhere else. A stay in one of the luxury resorts of Maldives remains a dream of every wanderer.
Mal?, the biggest and liveliest city in the state, remains one of the most visited places of tourist interest. It remains a happening hub with some of the best natural, religious and historical wonders breathing here. Grand Friday Mosque, Scuba diving and snorkelling, Mal? Fish Market, Mal?’s National Museum, Tsunami Monument, etc. remain some of the most popular places of tourist interest in Mal?.
Bask into the glory of sun, sea and sand at the Sun Island or Nalaguraidhoo Island. This Island in South Ari Atoll is known for its spectacular beaches apart from gorgeous tropical flowers and plentiful greenery. Visit here and spend a day under swinging palm trees while warm sea water washes away your feet.
Diving enthusiasts must explore Banana Reef, counted among the best diving sites on the planet. Located in North Mal? Atoll, Banana Reef is home to lively marine life, incredible looking corals, astonishing cliffs, overhangs, and very old caves. Visit here to partake in Scuba, snorkelling, Jet skiing, etc. Alimatha Island of Maldives also attracts travellers with its crystal clear waters perfect to indulge in diving, snorkelling and boating. Sun-kissed beaches and gleaming sands of beaches of Alimatha Island are perfect to unwind. Here you can also find many Ayurvedic massage centre, spa, bars, and restaurants to unwind.
Do not miss a chance to explore the HP Reef of Maldives to witness some of the rarest marine creatures. Here the sea is brimming with the vivacity of marine life. The place is perfect for divers and photographers having keenness for marine photography.
When it comes to historical wonders of Maldives, the name of Hukuru Miskiiy always tops the list. This is the oldest mosque of the state, dating back to 1656. A major puller of this mosque is its intricately carved walls. Grand Friday Mosque or Masjid-al-Sultan Muhammad Thakurufaanu Al Auzam is another famous mosque here sharing some insights about the religious roots of the state. This is a major Islamic Centre and flaunts a unique work of architecture. The mosque features a golden colour dome dominating the skyline of Male.
