MALDIVES HOLIDAY HIGHLIGHTS

Crystalline tropical waters teeming with reef fish

World-class snorkeling and SCUBA diving

Exquisite coral islands with no more than one resort per island

Idyllic palm-fringed sandy beaches

Some of the finest cetacean viewing on the planet

Equatorial skies bejeweled with stars

Easily combined with India

MALDIVES GALLERY


OUR FEATURED MALDIVES DESTINATIONS

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BEACH RESORTS  

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If your main aim is to relax in paradise this is the best way to do it. There are over 100 resorts to choose from but Bellingham Safaris has a small selection of favorites. Just imagine a tiny island, exquisite snorkeling and diving, powder white palm fringed sandy beaches and food to die for…

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SCUBA LIVE-ABOARD

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With over 200 dive sites there can be no better way to explore this island nation than by live-aboard boat – travelling each day to a new site. The Maldives are particularly good for pelagics – Manta Rays and a host of sharks, including the gargantuan Whale Shark. The waters are warm and clear and simply teeming with life.


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WHALE AND DOLPHIN LIVE-ABOARD  

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A bounty of whale and dolphin species grace the tropical waters of the Maldives. The finest way to view the many cetacean species is on a dedicated live-aboard safari vessel. On most trips 10 to 12 cetacean species are observed, complemented by tropical pelagic birds and other marine life. Evenings are spent anchored in sheltered atolls where one can snorkel with a treasure chest of tropical reef fish. Top sightings include the Blue Whale, Longman’s Beaked Whale, Dwarf Sperm Whale, Spinner and Striped Dolphin.


 WHEN TO VISIT THE MALDIVES

The operational months for live-aboard trips are from November to May with the best diving from January to April with excellent visibility and sea conditions. From June to November the southwest monsoons bring cloudier skies, rougher seas, rain and winds.

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