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The Maldives has changed over the years and private luxury islands are no longer the only option for holiday makers. This tour especially caters to eco-conscious travellers, who wish to discover traditional lifestyles and escape from the daily routine to find inner peace by relaxing mind and body. At the same time, you get to experience the most amazing white sand beaches, crystal-clear blue waters, tranquil lagoons, and the amazing underwater marine life of the Maldives.
Day 1 - Malé International Airport, Haa Dhaalu Atoll
- Welcome to the Maldives: Meet & Greet by our representatives at Male International Airport
- Domestic flight transfer from Male International Airport to Hanimadhoo Domestic Airport
- Private transfer from Hanimadhoo Domestic Airport to The Barefoot Eco Hotel
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Day 2 - Haa Dhaalu Atoll
- Morning Yoga
- Day At Leisure in The Barefoot Eco Hotel
Day 3 - Haa Dhaalu Atoll
- Pamper yourself at the Barefoot Spa
- Marine Biology Presentation
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Day 4 - Haa Dhaalu Atoll
- Another day at leisure in The Barefoot Eco Hotel: yoga
- Guided snorkelling excursion with marine biologist
- Enjoy the Floating Bar
Day 5 - Haa Dhaalu Atoll
- Kayaking in the crystal clear lagoon
- Maldivian Cooking Show
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Day 6 - Haa Dhaalu Atoll
- Time at Leisure in The Barefoot Eco Hotel
- Explore Hanimadhoo by bike
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Day 7 - Haa Dhaalu Atoll
- Final day at leisure in The Barefoot Eco Hotel
- Candle Lit Dinner on the beach
Day 8 - North Male Atoll
- Departure from The Barefoot Eco Hotel
- Domestic flight transfer from Hanimadhoo Domestic Airport to Male International Airport
- Private transfer from Male International Airport to your hotel in Male City
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Day 9 - North Male Atoll
- Male City Tour
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Day 10
- Private transfer from your hotel in Male City to Male International Airport
- See you soon! We wish you a safe flight back home
For clear skies and low humidity aim for the dry season which runs from November to April and is traditionally the best time to visit the Maldives. However, temperatures remain more or less constant all year round, with maximum daytime highs never veering far from the 30°C mark. However, to be precise, the dry season is the best time to visit the islands of the Maldives. From May to November expect similar temperatures but a higher chance of rainfall or even the odd storm. Much of the rainy season is still characterised by spells of clear sunny skies, so an off-season Maldives holiday can offer great value and plenty of beach weather. Another bonus of visiting between May and October is that this is Whale Shark season, and it is easy to arrange a trip to see these gentle giants in action. If you are keen to spend a lot of your Maldives holiday underwater, a little extra rain shouldn't interfere with your plans too significantly.
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