The Maldives is a beautiful island located in the Arabian Sea towards south-west Sri Lanka. Considered as the smallest Asian country by land area, along with the world’s most geographically scattered sovereign states, Maldives is the absolute natural remedy. Spanning 510 miles from north to south and 80 miles from east to west, a large part of the island land is near the ethnic group of the Maldives, although various traders across Asia have been part of its history. Book United Airlines tickets from our team for a trip to the Maldives.
How was the weather in the Maldives in November?
As November marks the end of wet weather with short rain days, the island will experience bright and clear sunny days, mostly after winter. The weather conditions are suitable during the day with around 27 ° C, which can increase to 29 ° C. As the water begins to clear, it becomes the perfect time for scuba diving or snorkeling. With typical tickling tropical feel and temperatures that rarely exceed the average, Island Island remains moist throughout the year.
7 things to do in the Maldives in November
1. Snorkeling and Scuba Diving:
The warm, clear waters of the Maldives provide one of the best diving experiences in the world. The tropical islands of the coral reef are surrounded by coral reefs and white sands that offer an enchanting view of marine life as well. The Maldives offers two types of scuba diving holidays, either private boat diving or a resort with an all-inclusive liveaboard boat.
2. House Reef Diving:
House reef diving is a reef in or around an island resort that offers superior snorkeling and diving experiences. The island of the Maldives itself has about 2500 rocks, of which 900 houses are rocks. The main advantage of house reef diving is that you can explore the reef directly by going into the water without a boat. Some of the best house reefs in the Maldives are the Burrows Maldives (2.5 mi reef), Reethi Beach Resort, Mirihi Island Resort, Lily Beach Resort, Bathla Island Resorts.
3. Liveaboard Scuba Diving
It is a great way to visit many diving sites and explore marine beauty not only one by one. Liveaboards are all-inclusive, meaning they include food, lodging, and multiple divers a day under surveillance by the best driving instructors. There are several liveaboard ships available according to your budgets, such as the Emperor Maldives which has six boats, The MV Queen and Blue Ek.
4. Underwater Spa
There is no doubt that the Maldives can use their property to its full potential, from world-class hotels to underwater restaurants and you will enjoy it all. The Underwater Spa at Aquum Huvafen Fushi is a perfect example of this.
Huvafen Fushi has some of the most luxurious residences one can only dream of. Meaning “dream island”, Huwafen Fushi hosts beautiful scenery with a beach room in the ocean. You can also enjoy the relaxing underwater spa, Lime Spa, which also offers erotic facial treatments by Teresa Terme. Teresa Tarmé is a well-known regular contributor to huge magazines such as Vogue and Tatler.
5. Private Sandbank Picnic
The private sandbag picnic is a unique experience, where visitors can see the beautiful sandbanks through a private boat. With a view of the coral reefs and white sandbanks, the sea offers you fantastic picnic spots as well as a complimentary snipping experience.
6. Nosh and Mush Honey
Mas Huni is a delicious traditional breakfast made with a combination of tuna, onion, chopped coconut, and red hot chili peppers. The ingredients are then mixed in a bowl and mixed with salt and pepper, later known as hubs roshi. It is often served with hot tea.
7. Traditional Dhoni Sunset Cruise
Sunset is one of the most highlighted aspects of the cruise trip. If you are on a traditional Dhoni sunset cruise in the Maldives, as the name suggests, you will get a chance to witness the most beautiful sunset in the Indian Ocean.
8 Places to visit in the Maldives in November
1. Como Cocoa Island
There is no doubt that this island is one of the beautiful places on the planet. It is a luxurious honeymoon destination offering many resorts and underwater villas.
2. Seagull Cafe, Male
The Seagull Cafe is a journey, especially for food lovers. Nestled in beautiful decor, the cafe offers a huge food and drink menu, which is mainly seafood.
3. Utheemu Ganduvaru
The Maldives is more than just the sea and the beaches. The place is extremely popular among locals and tourists as it is the birthplace of Sultan Muhammad Tharkufanu, who is considered as the leader who gave the people of Maldives independence from the Portuguese.
4. Maldives National Museum
A gift from China to the Maldives, the place has ancient weapons, household items, and many historical artifacts. This museum will give you a glimpse of the history and culture of Maldives. Book your flight through United Reservations.
5. Baros Island
One of the most popular islands in the Maldives, Burrows Island is a white sand beach with crystal clear water. Known for its beautiful resorts and villas, Island Island is a quiet getaway.
6. National Art Gallery
Established in 1999, the National Art Gallery showcases various beautiful pieces of Maldives art and culture, including international artworks.
7. Tsunami Memorial
The memorial is dedicated to all those who lost their lives in the Jeevandayi tsunami on 26 December 2004.
8. Men
The capital city has a 17th-century Friday mosque and gold-tipped Islamic centers, among other attractions. Visitors can also place scooters and cars and explore the Indian market in the city.
