Maldives Paradise: Best Time To Visit

The Maldives is generally welcoming and warm all throughout the year as this archipelagic country lies in the tropical haven of the equator. Its islands bring summery yuletides and sunny winter; and even evoke a fantasy level of clear azure skies, sparkling turquoise waters, and glistening dunes of white sand twelve months a year.

You might have to consider what experiences you want to build in these scenic islands to get the best of it. With the ever-changing vacation packages in the Maldives that would let you take advantage of, book your own escapade during the peak seasons.

Generally, the Maldives experience wet and dry seasons spread throughout the year. 

From the months of May to November, this is considered to be the wet season of the country; there is a decent chance of rain and a good amount of precipitation that brings life to the lush greenery of the islands. Although these months are known to be the wet season, it does not promise rain on a daily basis. As a matter of fact, you still get plenty of sunny days around this season, a perk you get in lying around the equator of the world. It is still considerably warm around this period, with an average temperature of 28°C.

From the Christmas month of December moving onwards to the month of April, it is considered to be the driest season in the Maldives when you can expect the clearest skies and sparkling waves and sands on the beaches, like the perfect epitome of your tropical dream of escapade. Giving out a cozy winter sun in December to the driest sea breeze in the months of March and April, the Maldives is at its peak with a pour of visitors from around the globe. The average temperature around this season lies a little bit lower and just a little bit higher than 30°C, evoking a perfect summer getaway.

Accommodation and lodging prices always vary depending on the site, inclusions, and the number of heads you book in the resort. The Maldives packages for couple will be the best way to take advantage of the season, especially if you are planning to share the memories of the destination with a loved one during the holiday season.

Generally, a stay in the Maldives is cheapest during the wet season. It is when there is less volume of travelers in this country, thinking that they may not be able to see the bright sun. But I kid you not, as the Maldives never loses its glory during this season as the days are still comfy, especially for a couple snuggling with love. Yes, there is less volume of visitors, but take it as a perk as that means more room of exclusivity for you.

Around the wet season, from April to November, you can take the panoramic scenes of the island all to yourselves building more fond memories as a couple. There will be no room for the season to spoil in your amorous getaway.

Here are things the things that you should share with your soulmate in the Maldives during the wet season:

When it is raining outside, you will always have the indoors to enjoy. Bring your partner to a spa and take time to relax together. Revitalize your bodies and souls together with different exotic treatments with aromatic oils with the masterful hands of the therapists. You may enjoy massages, scrubs, and facials with different approaches and techniques. One of the best Maldives packages for couple should include a visit in Spa.

Focusing on your inner wellbeing and natural health, the Maldives is home to different Yoga styles that you can practice with your partner. Enjoy the quietude of the islands during the wet season and give your mind a complete rest.

If the sky gets dark, take the blue waters as your new sky. The Maldives has a lot of remarkable underwater clubs and restaurants that evoke extreme luxury and exclusiveness in accommodation and serving. You will enjoy the vibrant fishes instead of birds, corals and reefs instead of grasses and palms, and the seafloor garden instead of land. Underwater clubs and restaurants are indisputable destinations in the Maldives.

Something that you can take home is the art of Maldivian cuisines. Enroll in a cooking class together, especially when you have a taste of becoming a culinary connoisseur. Cooking lessons in the Maldives are not exclusive to Maldivian cuisines as, in fact, the Maldives is the melting spot of gastronomic arts and culture of the neighboring countries back the days which they all serve in the present days.

Playing as the panoptic of the sea, you may indulge in snorkeling and enjoy the vibrance of the reefs and different schools of fishes while drifting in the waves of the Indian Ocean. Make sure that your Maldives couple package includes snorkeling for you to enjoy.

The luxury of the resorts will never be enough to unfold the culture and stories of the Maldives. It would be best to give time to understand the richness of the Maldivian culture by going out and seeing for yourselves the locals. You will also get a chance to see a life unique from the world and eat delicacies that may not be on the lavish menus of the restaurants – the authentic.

There are two distinct seasons in the tropical islands of Maldives, namely the Southwest Monsoon and the Northeast Monsoon. These two enlivens these wonderful islands with dynamic weather in either dry or wet seasons. Nevertheless, this cycle invigorates the greenery of the island, giving it more colors to behold.

The wet season in Maldives brought by the Southwest Monsoon normally begins from May, stretching to the month of November. Despite the usual cloudy weather around this season, there is still plenty of hot and dry days, and sunny periods still occur. The wet season in these tropical islands does not ensure daily rain showers but just records higher precipitation than other months of the year. In fact, it is still considerably warm during this wet season in the Maldives.

The dry season, on the other hand, brought by the Northeast Monsoon, usually kicks in around December, keeping up onwards to the month of April. This gives tourists from around the world the chance to see the winter sun on these tropical islands. Yuletides in the archipelagic islands of Maldives have been so coveted, spending the usually cold holidays under the warm embrace of the sun on the silvery beach of this haven. Moreover, the resorts give top-notch exclusivity and privacy for guests to spend their vacations in pure tranquility.

The Maldives, being 99 percent water, has one of the best waves around the globe. The waves here are not so high and peel slowly above the sea, making them very suitable for newbies and intermediate surfers. 

If you wish to have stronger waves and have much more experience surfing, the waves tend to get bigger during the wet season, with the Southwest Monsoon, around May to November. During this season, with glassy days and consistent swells, experienced surfers ride the best waves on the horizon of the Maldives.

You may want to consider the top 5 surfing spots in the Maldives for the best experience:

1. Chickens – North Male Atolls.

2. Cokes – North Male Atolls.

3. Jailbreaks – Himmafushi Island Kaafu Atoll.

4. Lohis – Male Atolls.

5. Natives or Foxys – South Male Atolls.

The Maldives is a prime tourist destination with no breaks, all throughout the year. Depending on the experience you want to build, it may be best for you to consider the time of your visit and arrange your itinerary and bucket list to get the optimum of your escapade trip. 

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