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Photogallery of Male Atoll, Maldives
Top sigths of Maldives
Beautiful tropical beaches have always been the signature attraction of the islands. The variety of beaches is really big – large public beaches, private beaches, beaches with developed infrastructure like restaurants and shops, secluded beaches and even eco-friendly beaches. Many beaches have scuba diving centres where guests can rent equipment, attend a diving school or join diving groups.
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Chapters of the guide to Male Atoll
Traditions and mentality of Male Atoll
Thaara is a local traditional music genre. It represents religious melodies played on tambourines. Musicians sit in two rows in front of each other. You can also find this type of ritual rhythms in Arab culture. National holidays are celebrated on fixed dates and connected with events and people of country importance. One of the most importance is, certainly, National Day that is dedicated to celebrate the … Open 
Travel guide to Male Atoll
Numerous fans of scuba diving come to explore sunken ships, some of which have been left untouched for more than a century. The Seagull steamer is one of the most interesting sites. The watercraft sank near the atoll in 1879. There are two more sunken ships nearby, namely, Erlangen and Lady Christine. They also sank at the end of the 19th century. Coastal waters of local islands have many coral reefs that have … Open
Male Atoll for children - what to visit
Tap and pool water are desalinated, it’s not recommended drinking it. However, if your child did swallow it – don’t panic, there is nothing bad about it. Also take some medicines with you just in case, including the one to treat poisoning. Concerning food: it’s perfect if the hotel provides a children menu, but there is also a rich choice in restaurants too, so you can order something tasty for … Open
Shopping, streets and outlets
And t-shirts with prints on it, of course. The t-shirts themselves are of a high quality (produced in India) and still pretty simple, but prints with palms, waves and islands – that’s what makes them so special. Diverse techniques are used to make these t-shirts. There are workshops right in the stores, so you can choose a design yourself. The local traditional praying mats made from coconut fibre are … Open
Best beaches
Travelers looking for privacy are attracted by Kudahithi, the smallest island of the atoll, which is only 70 meters in diameter. The only way to get to the island is to become the guest of a local hotel that can take no more than 14 guests at the same time. The beaches here are not only very cool, but also incredibly beautiful; equipped bungalows are right on the coast. Several magnificent beaches can be found on … Open
Advices for travellers
6. Don’t forget that there are no stores on resort islands, and still you can buy some knick-knacks in small shops, on the other hand, take care of baby food and cosmetics in advance. 7. We recommend to stay in Malé for a day – you can purchase everything you need there and, besides, buy a couple of souvenirs. Stores’ working hours are from 8 a.m. till 11 p.m. seven days a week. You can and you … Open
