How to Plan a 4 Day Tour in the Maldives

With a perfect blend of pristine beaches fringed by carefree palm trees, sandy lagoons and the surrounding azure waters, the Maldives never fails to hypnotise its visitors at first glance. Its majestic marine life is a hidden treasure chest that one simply has to explore during their time in the Maldives. Expect these and more during a four-day tour in this beautiful archipelago. Here's how you can plan one!

Day one

After you get to the Velana International Airport in Hulhule Island, venture just two kilometres away to reach Malé island, where you can indulge in a bit of exploring. After that, you can enjoy a scenic flight or speedboat ride to your holiday resort and pour a glass of fine champagne to enjoy scintillating beach views at your jacuzzi beach villa in Maldives.

Malé is a bustling capital that offers boat rides to its surrounding atolls. You can even look forward to renting a bicycle to explore the city. Taxis are a great way to get around the island, and they are pretty easy to flag down as well. Malé is a thriving commercial hub, which at the same time flourishes with such unique beauty – the surrounding azure waters would mesmerise you and its vibrant markets would keep you occupied for longer than you plan – so watch out for your time!

In this beautiful capital of the Maldives, some of the best sites to explore include the Old Friday Mosque and Islamic Centre, both of which serve as iconic landmarks of the capital city. Make sure you visit these architectural jewels before you leave for your accommodation at island resorts such as Reethi Faru Resort.

Day two

                                    Renewal of Marriage vows in Maldives|Image via Pexels 

Think of exploring your resort on the second day – it will be the perfect place to escape, especially if you're here in the Maldives with that special someone. The country is a premier destination for weddings and even for renewals of marriage vows. Head over to a bar on this island where you can drink in the spectacular vistas, particularly during sunset, with your favourite cocktail in your hand.

You can even look forward to dining in the middle of a lagoon, which offers panoramic vistas of the surrounding ocean – not to mention absolute privacy for the two of you. Once your cravings are satisfied, you can lay down on a deck to stargaze with your loved one and be lulled into peaceful bliss to the sound of the sea.

Day three

Just spend the day doing whatever you feel like, free from itineraries, enjoying care-free island life. You will find a myriad of reasons to fall in love with this beautiful island. Here, you there are cosy comforts along with picturesque views and to top it all off, a fabulous ambience that kicks-off that holiday spirit! If you're visiting the Maldives with your family, don't forget to visit this splendid destination – with a range of dining options and other activities, it is indeed the ideal spot to have a fun time with your partner and kids.

Day four

Kick-off your last day in paradise by visiting local Islands; they offer ideal insights into Maldivian culture and give you a chance to witness more traditional livelihoods. Depending on the type of excursion, you will have an opportunity to get in some shopping or even try a local meal. Additionally, you can visit one of the many uninhabited islands in the Maldives; they provide the ultimate seclusion perfect for some quality time with the family or a romantic escape with your one true love!

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