Day-wise Itinerary
DAY 1
ARRIVAL IN MALDIVES
Welcome to Maldives. Upon arrival at Male International Airport, transfer to your resort by speedboat or seaplane. Check in, relax at your beach villa and enjoy resort facilities. Overnight stay in Maldives.
DAY 2
LEISURE DAY WITH WATER ACTIVITIES
After breakfast, enjoy a full day at leisure. Relax by the beach or enjoy optional activities like snorkelling, scuba diving, jet skiing, canoeing and swimming. Overnight stay at resort.
DAY 3
RESORT EXPERIENCE
Enjoy another day in paradise. Spend time at the private beach, spa, infinity pool or choose optional marine adventures. Witness a beautiful sunset and enjoy overnight stay.
DAY 4
DEPARTURE FROM MALDIVES
After breakfast, check out from the resort and transfer to Male Airport for your onward flight with unforgettable holiday memories.
Frequently Asked Questions About Maldives
Do Indian passport holders need a visa for Maldives, and what happens on arrival?
Indian tourists can generally receive a tourist visa on arrival, subject to Maldives Immigration entry requirements. Check the latest requirements before departure because arrival formalities can change.
What documents and online traveller declarations should I complete before departure?
Complete the required Traveller Declaration within the permitted pre-arrival window and keep accommodation confirmation, return/onward travel and sufficient funds evidence ready if requested.
What is the best season to visit Maldives?
November to April is generally the popular dry-season period. May to October can bring more rain and wind, but conditions vary and can still offer good resort holidays.
What clothes, footwear and beach essentials should I pack?
Pack swimwear, resort wear, sunscreen, sunglasses, sandals, a light rain jacket and reef-friendly/water-activity gear. Some resorts have dress codes for restaurants.
How do seaplane, speedboat and domestic-flight transfers work?
Transfers are usually by speedboat, seaplane or domestic flight plus speedboat. Transfer timing and luggage limits vary by resort, so confirm them before flying.
Should I carry US dollars, Maldivian Rufiyaa or cards?
US Dollars are widely accepted at resorts, and cards are commonly used. Keep a small amount of local currency if visiting local islands, but avoid carrying unnecessary cash.
Do I need a SIM/eSIM and is Wi-Fi reliable at resorts?
Resort Wi-Fi is generally available, while an eSIM/SIM can be useful for independent communication. Check your resort's connectivity before relying on mobile data.
Are vegetarian, Jain and Indian food options available?
Many resorts can cater to vegetarian and Indian diets; strict Jain requirements should be communicated before arrival because island resorts may need advance meal planning.
What should I know about resort rules, alcohol, water activities, weather, travel insurance and luggage limits?
Follow resort rules, marine-life guidelines and local laws. Check transfer and seaplane luggage allowances carefully, and choose insurance that covers water activities and medical evacuation.
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