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How to Enjoy a Solo Trip to Maldives

Peaceful Island Vibes to Keep You Company

By Sewmini James Published 2 years ago 3 min read
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The Maldives is such an inviting and amazing place that you can enjoy island vibes all on your own and not feel a bit lonely. Besides, you will be so busy experiencing the many attractions, while rejuvenating your mind body and soul, that you will not have time to feel lonely. Continue reading to learn how to enjoy a solo trip to the Maldives.

Choose to Stay at a Luxury Maldives Resort

Book a luxury resort in Maldives has to offer and enjoy the perks. Places such as The Residence Maldives Dhigurah are ideal for solo travellers as they organise a range of excursions while offering guests plenty of in-house activities to enjoy.

One of the perks you get to enjoy when staying at private island resorts in the Maldives is the in-house spa. These wellness centres are well experienced in the art of rejuvenating mind, body and soul; they offer a range of treatments to help soothe the stresses of everyday life and are very popular amongst solo travellers visiting the Maldives in the hopes of recharging their batteries. In that sense, the Maldives is perfect for people seeking privacy, solitude and a chance to decompress.

Book a Snorkelling and Diving Tour

The Maldives is known as one of the world’s best tropical locations for diving. The 26 atolls, which are formed from clusters of coral islands, offer amazing places for you to dive and explore the deep blue. You can swim with rarely seen fish such as the giant whale sharks and be awed by the magnificence of manta rays. Schools of colourful fish and coral in vibrant hues and shapes are there to amaze. Enjoy diving through underwater caves and exploring submerged reefs where black-tipped reef sharks abound. The possibilities are endless and doubly rewarding when you book a scuba diving tour in the Maldives. Book a group tour and enjoy the company of fellow divers and learn from the expert instructors.

Snorkelling is one of the easiest sports to enjoy in the Maldives. All you need are a snorkel, fins and mask. Together with basic swimming skills and you are good to go. Swim out to the house reef and start exploring, in between the colourful coral you will find numerous little fish, as well as coral in all shapes and sizes. Don’t be surprised if a dolphin swims up to keep you company or a turtle happens to amble by. Remember to keep your hotel or a friend updated about what time when and where you plan to go snorkelling. The best is to join a snorkel tour which takes groups of people to some of the best snorkelling and diving spots around the archipelago.

Sit and Watch the Ocean Go By

Have you ever had the luxury of sitting on a private terrace watching the ocean come to life each day? In the Maldives, you have the luxury of enjoying this extraordinary phenomenon from the terrace of your overwater villa. You can sit for hours, once you greet the morning sun, and watch the fish in the shallow water. The sea is so clear that you can see depths of 30 metres in some places. Be warned though you are not going to be able to sit for long and merely watch the activity in the water. Before you know it you will be diving into the warm water to swim amongst the fish and enjoy the refreshing ocean.

Get to Know the Locals

As a solo traveller, you will have plenty of time to schedule visits to the local islands. There you can meet the islanders and learn about their simple lifestyles. Discover their daily routines and ask them about their traditions and customs. If you are lucky, you may even get invited to join a family meal.

In truth, solo travel is the best in the Maldives, because you are never alone, while privacy is a matter of choice and easily obtained at times you want to spend relaxing on your own.

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