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We partner with over 100 hotels across the Maldives. Discover some of them below.
5★
Just 25 minutes by speedboat from Velana International Airport, Velassaru puts you in South Malé Atoll with almost no travel time lost.
Choose a beach villa steps from the sand or an overwater villa above the lagoon, with five dining venues, two bars and an infinity pool to fill your days.
Add spa rituals in overwater pavilions, PADI diving, and turtle and dolphin safaris, and it's an easy pick for couples who want everything in one place.
5★
One of the Maldives' most romantic islands, Baros is a boutique resort of just 75 villas, made for honeymoons, anniversaries and couples who want privacy.
Snorkel straight from the beach onto its renowned house reef, then dine at The Lighthouse restaurant or book a private dinner on the overwater Piano Deck.
It's only 25 minutes by speedboat from the airport, so your first sunset can be the same day you land.
All-inclusive
A 7-minute speedboat ride from the airport, this all-inclusive resort means no bills to think about: five dine-around restaurants and unlimited premium drinks and cocktails are included.
Stay in a beach or overwater villa, many with a private pool, and explore three lagoons, a private shipwreck and natural house reefs.
With the Namm Spa, live music and DJs at night, and dedicated kids and teen clubs, it suits couples and families alike.
On average, many people travel to the Maldives for 7 days. Here's the breakdown of what you can do during those seven days there and what we advise:
Enjoy dinner, watch the sunset, have dinner, relax.

Snorkel or dive, and explore local culture.
Visit your hotel spa, relax on a hammock, or sunbathe by the pool.
Have a beachfront lunch, take a submarine tour to see the underwater world, and finalize the day at the restaurant.

Mainly spend the day relaxing on the beach.
Explore the historic Malé Friday Mosque, take a traditional Maldivian cooking class, enjoy a cultural dance performance and dinner.
We advise you not to plan anything during this day, just have breakfast at the resort, enjoy it as much as you can, and check out from the resort and transfer to the airport.
A look at the islands before you land.






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Contact UsHere's some helpful information you should know, before traveling there.
World Voyage provides direct flights from Yerevan to the Maldives.
The Maldives is 5 hours ahead of GMT (+5). The Maldives is 1 hour ahead of Armenia.
14:00 Monday, Maldives — 13:00 Monday, Armenia.
Maldivian Rufiyaa (Rf): $1 = 15.46 Maldivian Rufiyaa (can vary a little, depending on the day course/rate).
Dhivehi, though English is widely spoken.
Tipping varies in the Maldives. It is common to leave a 10% tip for good service.
Most banks are open from 8.30 am to 2.30 pm.
Most of the stores are open to customers daily, from 9 am to 7 pm, while the opening is in the afternoon on Fridays.
Popular Drink: Coconut Water.
Must-Try Food: Mas huni and curries.
The forecast is warm and sunny from January to April. May to November will be rainy, with monsoons.
Still have questions before you book, or need help while you're already in the Maldives? Our travel agents are on hand for the whole trip.
Reach us anytime at [email protected] and we'll get back to you directly.
Let's see the fees of Armenian telecommunication companies in the Maldives.
| Incoming calls | 450 AMD/min |
| Calls to Armenia | 1550 AMD/min |
| Local calls | 750 AMD/min |
| International calls | 1850 AMD/min |
| Internet | 65 AMD/10KB |
| SMS | 250 AMD/sms |
| Calls to satellites | 6000 AMD/min |
Check Viva-MTS roaming fees in the Maldives yourself.
Ooredoo Maldives & Other Operators (Same Fees)
| Incoming calls | 1000 AMD/min |
| Calls to Armenia | 6000 AMD/min |
| Local calls | 2500 AMD/min |
| International calls | 7000 AMD/min |
| Internet | 12000 AMD/MB |
| SMS | 600 AMD |
| Calls to satellites | 11000 AMD/min |
Check Ucom roaming fees in the Maldives yourself.
| Incoming calls | 800 AMD/min |
| Calls to Armenia | 2500 AMD/min |
| Local calls | 800 AMD/min |
| International calls | 2500 AMD/min |
| Internet | 8000 AMD/min |
| SMS | 600 AMD/min |
| Calls to satellites | 6000 AMD/min |
Check the Team's (Telecom Armenia) roaming fees in the Maldives yourself.
The Maldives is a dream destination for many people. It has crystal-clear water, great weather, and cabins on stilts. The atolls where the islands sit emerged after ancient volcanic eruptions.
At the Maldives, every resort is on its own private island and offers honeymooners a great choice.
The Maldives also is famous for its great diving and snorkeling. But before visiting this tropical destination, read the information below, you might need it.
Here's some helpful information about the Maldives you should know:
While English is widely spoken, the national language is Dhivehi. It lets visitors learn local phrases. They can also enjoy the warm hospitality of the Maldivian people.
For the best weather, plan your trip from January to April.
You can enjoy the sunny days and avoid the rainy season from May to November. This will ensure an ideal vacation in this tropical paradise.
Fewer than a fifth of the Maldives' 1,200 islands are inhabited. This gives visitors a chance to explore the local culture.
They can do this beyond the resorts since the ban on visiting inhabited islands was lifted in 2009.
The Maldives has been inhabited for over 3,000 years.
It has a diverse history and went from Buddhist settlers to Arab traders, before converting to Islam in 1153 CE. This history reflects a blend of cultural influences that have shaped the nation.
Despite its ancient history, the Maldives has only been a holiday hotspot for 50 years.
Tourism boomed after the first resort opened in 1972. It attracts over 1mln tourists every year.
The Maldives has rare coral reefs. They make up only 5% of the world's beaches. The pure white sand is actually composed of coral, a unique and picturesque feature.
The Maldives held the world's first underwater cabinet meeting in 2009. It was a symbolic move. It aimed to raise awareness about climate change.
So ministers signed a document. It urged global cuts to carbon emissions. This showcased the country's innovative approach to environmental advocacy.
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