Weather and Best Travel Time in Maldives

Maldives 1 year and1February are very suitable for travel.

Maldives 1 year and1February are very suitable for tourism, and the off-season and peak season are suitable for different types of tourists. From June 1 1 to April of the following year, Maldives is the most suitable season for tourism, and it is also the peak season with sunny sunshine, cool air and little rain. Tourists from Europe and America, surfing, diving and other water sports enthusiasts choose to travel in the peak season.

Because this period is Christmas, New Year's Day and China Spring Festival, the booking volume in Maldives is very hot at this time, and the price is also the highest every year. From May to the beginning of 10, the weather is hot, accompanied by thunderstorms and heavy rains, and there are few legal holidays. Many hotels will launch special offers in May at 10. For example, the room rate is discounted, staying 4, free meals 3, free transportation and so on. During this period, it is quite cost-effective to travel in Maldives.

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Miller Atoll, located in the south of Male, is one of the tourist attractions in Maldives. There are many water activities on the island, and it is famous for snorkeling. It can be said to be one of the best snorkeling spots in Maldives. Mile Atoll is a famous snorkeling resort in Maldives, and the underwater world is breathtaking. This atoll is called the last pure land on earth. The best time for snorkeling: It is recommended to snorkel in the morning, because the sea is shallow and the surrounding environment is quiet, which is more suitable for observing underwater creatures.

There are many coral reefs in Kuda Islands, the largest of which is called Kuda Island. The beach is beautiful and the sea is blue. There are no large fishing boats and no permanent residents in the waters near Kuda Islands, but many islanders are engaged in fishery farming here. Fishermen regard fishing as a hobby, go to work regularly every day and spend a day on their own Diaoyu Islands.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Maldives