Maldives Tour Packages

From scenic landscapes and cultural landmarks to local cuisine, shopping districts, and authentic experiences, every part of the destination has something unique to discover. Travellers can also enjoy exciting experiences such as Parasailing, Snorkeling with Nurse Sharks, Dolphin Watching Tours, Sandbank Excursion and Cultural Exploration on Huraa Island, making every Maldives itinerary enjoyable for couple, family and friends alike.

Top Maldives Tour Packages

The overall cost of an international holiday depends on several factors, including the travel season, trip duration, hotel category, and package inclusions. Travellers can choose from a variety of Maldives holiday packages based on their travel preferences.

Our Maldives Tour Packages start from ₹58,500, offering excellent value for travellers looking to explore the destination comfortably. Booking in advance and travelling during suitable seasons often helps secure better airfare, hotel availability, and attractive package prices. You can explore top Maldives trip packages below:

Top Places to Visit in Maldives

One of the highlights of visiting Maldives is the opportunity to explore a wide variety of attractions that showcase its natural beauty, history, architecture, and local culture. Most itineraries are designed to cover the destination's famous landmarks while also allowing travellers to discover lesser-known gems at their own pace.

Most popular places to visit in Maldives

• Hanifaru Bay — Hanifaru Bay is a mesmerizing spot where you can snorkel alongside graceful manta rays and, during the right season, whale sharks. Picture gliding through crystal-clear waters, surrounded by a thriving underwater world that leaves you in awe of nature's beauty. Ideal for marine life enthusiasts and families, visiting requires some planning. Go between May and November for the best chances to see these majestic animals, and consider taking a guided tour for an optimal experience. To make the most of your day, book in advance to secure your spot. Nearby, the Seashaw Restaurant offers excellent seafood dishes, and you'll need to travel about 30 minutes by boat from Dharavandhoo Airport to reach this stunning location.

• South Ari Marine Protected Area — The South Ari Marine Protected Area is renowned for its vibrant coral reefs and the chance to swim with whale sharks, the ocean's largest fish. Imagine drifting through the ocean, spotting these gentle giants gliding past you while vibrant fish dart around the coral. Perfect for adventure seekers and snorkelers, this area truly showcases the Maldives' rich biodiversity. Plan your visit during the whale shark season from December to May to maximise your encounters. Equipment rental is available onsite, but if you want to avoid crowds, visit midweek. After your swim, head to the Turtle Reef Restaurant, just a short boat ride away. The area is accessible via a 30-minute speedboat ride from Mahibadhoo.

• Male’s Old Friday Mosque — Male’s Old Friday Mosque stands out with its stunning coral stone architecture, showcasing intricate craftsmanship that tells the story of Maldivian culture. As you enter, feel the tranquillity wash over you, surrounded by a serene atmosphere while observing local worshippers. This site is best for history buffs and cultural explorers who appreciate architecture and local heritage. To avoid the crowds, visit during early morning prayers, and remember to dress respectfully. Nearby, enjoy fresh local cuisine at the nearby Tandoori Flames. The mosque is conveniently located in the capital, reachable either through a short walk or a quick taxi from your hotel.

• Banana Reef — Banana Reef is one of the Maldives' premier diving sites, offering vibrant coral gardens teeming with marine life. Imagine descending into a world of colour, with schools of fish swimming all around you, and even the chance to see moray eels or a passing turtle. This spot is ideal for both novice and experienced divers, thanks to its variety of dive sites that cater to different skill levels. To avoid the weekend crowds, try diving on weekdays, and consider joining a guided tour for expert insights. Gear rentals are typically available. After diving, head to the nearby Iru Restaurant for delectable Maldivian dishes. It is accessible by a 20-minute boat ride from Male.

• Bioluminescent Beaches — The bioluminescent beaches of the Maldives offer an ethereal experience as the shorelights up with natural blue glow after sunset, created by tiny marine organisms. Walking along the shore, you will feel the magic of the night as your footsteps illuminate the sand, a truly captivating sight. This phenomenon is best suited for couples and nature lovers seeking a unique evening experience. Visit during the new moon for the best visibility, and remember to keep your visit between July and November when the glow is most pronounced. After your stroll, consider dining at the nearby beachside restaurant, The Lighthouse, known for its fresh seafood. Accessible via a short boat ride from most resorts, these beaches are a must-see.

These attractions offer excellent opportunities for sightseeing, shopping, dining, and local cultural experiences.

Things to Do in Maldives

Beyond sightseeing, Maldives offers experiences that help travellers connect more closely with its culture, lifestyle, and natural surroundings. Whether you enjoy adventure activities, food experiences, shopping, scenic excursions, or cultural performances, there is always something exciting to include in your Maldives itinerary.

Activities to do in Maldives:

• Parasailing — Parasailing in the Maldives offers a thrilling perspective of the islands as you get lifted high above the turquoise waters. You will feel the exhilarating rush of the wind against your skin while enjoying panoramic views of lush greenery and intricate atoll formations. This is a high-adrenaline 1-2 hour outing, and it is advisable to book the experience around sunrise or sunset for stunning views and fewer crowds. Wear lightweight clothing and ensure you have your camera ready for spectacular shots. You can book this adventure through most beach resorts or dedicated water sport operators on the islands.

• Snorkeling with Nurse Sharks — Dive into crystal-clear waters for an unforgettable snorkeling experience with nurse sharks in the Maldives. As you glide through the vibrant coral reefs, the gentle giants of the sea will swim gracefully around you, providing an awe-inspiring close-up view of these fascinating creatures. This relaxing half-day activity is perfect for families and can be enjoyed year-round, with the best visibility typically from November to April. Be sure to pack a snorkel set, reef-safe sunscreen, and swim shoes for added comfort. Tours can be booked through local dive shops or your resort.

• Dolphin Watching Tours — Embark on an enchanting dolphin watching tour in the Maldives, where you will see playful dolphins dancing in the waves at sunset. The sight and sound of these intelligent marine mammals leaping out of the water will leave you captivated and connected with nature. These tours typically last around 2-3 hours, making it a delightful evening activity. Aim to go out during dusk for the best chance to see large pods of dolphins. Bring a camera to capture these moments and consider taking a light jacket as it can get chilly on the water. Many resorts offer bookings, or you can join a local boat operator.

• Sandbank Excursion — A sandbank excursion in the Maldives offers a unique chance to bask on a secluded stretch of soft white sand surrounded by turquoise waters. You will feel the warm sun on your skin, the gentle breeze in your hair, and hear the tranquil sound of waves lapping at the shore as you unwind in paradise. This half-day experience is best enjoyed in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat. Pack a picnic, sunscreen, and a good book for a relaxing time on your own private piece of paradise. Tours can often be arranged through guesthouses or resorts that include transfers.

• Cultural Exploration on Huraa Island — Delve into the local culture by visiting Huraa Island, where you can walk along the charming streets and interact with friendly locals. You will experience the vibrant atmosphere, encounter colourful souvenirs, and witness daily life in this Maldivian village. This leisurely visit typically requires a few hours and is best done in the late morning when it is less crowded. Be mindful of local customs by dressing appropriately, and consider bringing cash for purchasing handmade items. Guesthouses can help organise day trips to the island, providing a glimpse into the rich Maldivian heritage.

These popular experiences are a part of our Maldives Tour Packages. If you want to add or remove anything from your package, connect with our holiday advisors to customise your getaway according to your interests.

Maldives Visa Information for Indian Travellers

Before planning your Maldives holiday, it is important to understand the visa requirements. Visa documentation and processing times may vary depending on the city you are applying from, so applying well in advance helps ensure a smooth travel experience.

• Visa type for Maldives: Visa on Arrival
• Visa validity and stay duration: 30 days stay, extendable up to 90 days total

Where to Stay in Maldives

Choosing the right accommodation can significantly improve your travel experience in Maldives. Hotels included in our Maldives packages are selected based on their location, accessibility, guest reviews, and proximity to major attractions, helping travellers spend more time exploring and less time commuting.

Popular areas to stay include Henveiru, Maalhos, Dhigurah Beach, Guraidhoo and Utheemu Island, offering convenient access to sightseeing attractions, restaurants, shopping areas, and local transportation. Accommodation options are available across different preferences, ranging from comfortable hotels to premium resorts.