What are the interesting places in Maldives?

Kulamati Island in Maldives, also known as K Island, is a five-star holiday island and one of the largest islands in Maldives. There is a 2 km long tailing beach on the island. If you are a stalker, then the mantra will make you want to stop. The round cabin covered with coconut grass on the island is full of original features, and the simple-looking sea cabin by the sea is the hotel's feature. Restaurants, bars and wooden corridors are integrated into one, extending to the white sand beach. The cross cloister is built on the beach, and the sea huts are strung into a patchwork landscape with four rooms and one area. Open the floor-to-ceiling windows and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the sea and the sky. The nature, purity and simplicity here are the bottom layer that people can't help but feel. There are lush, charming and fragrant jasmine, beautiful hibiscus, bougainvillea and morning glory in the resort. It's like being in a huge garden, and the charming trailing beach is a romantic paradise tailored for couples. Kulamati's tail is known as the longest tail beach in all Maldivian hotel islands, which is 1.8KM long. He walks hand in hand with his lover on the trailing beach, and the clear sea water slaps the sand on both sides, and the setting sun obliquely turns the sand into golden yellow. The sea water in the distance is sparkling and slowly turns golden. How can you not lament the magic of nature? Snorkeling class B does not mean that snorkeling on K Island is not good. On one side of K Island is a lagoon. Of course, snorkeling in the lagoon can only see underwater beaches, while the other side of the island is covered with blue-green coral reefs, with 12 excellent snorkeling spots. If you find that you can't see anything, there is no doubt that your posture in the water is wrong. If you snorkel on the other side, you will find a surprise. If you are lucky, you will encounter a rare fish storm! Kouramah Timale Airport is about 65km, and it takes only 20 minutes for seaplanes to reach the island. Seaplanes don't fly as high as civil aviation planes and are basically not covered by clouds. They are an excellent way to overlook the Maldives from high altitude.