But just knowing the best places to visit with your kids is not enough, when travelling with your kid, you need to know a lot more about the nature of the place – where to stay, what to eat, health tips to take care of yourself, various different kinds of clothes to carry on you, and so on and so forth. So, here is the complete marvelous guide to plan your entire family vacation and enjoy the spectacular island chain of Maldives – Indian Ocean’s very own marvel.

5) Cruising – Watching Dolphins and Island Hopping – Maldives offers the most vivid and spectacular island hopping experience in the Indian Ocean. The wondrous mix of uninhabited islands, and isolated inhabited island resorts gives you a choice of over nineteen hundred islands to choose from, which ones to visit and which ones to skip. The large modern luxury cruises are built in such a way to tour the visitors from one island another in the most amazing resort- like comfort. You can busk in the sight of the orangish sun setting from your deck by choosing sunset cruising. And the cherry to the pie is that you will be accompanied by a huge pod of playful dolphins jumping
from time to time across your cruise ship. The inspiring acrobatics performed by the dolphins inspires the tourists and thrills everyone and makes a trip to the Maldives with children more spectacularly magical. The cruise trips and dolphin hopping experiences are conveniently organised by the luxury resorts themselves or by the local cruise ship tour operators in the area.

4) Outdoor Cinema and Beach Dining – Who doesn’t love movies? Surely the kids love them too but what is new here? Well it is the location where you are watching the movie. An exceptionally innovative method to feel the presence of both outdoor cinema through the use of technology and nature in the presence of beaches. On special requests from many families, the resorts organise beach movie screenings at night which leave the kids spellbound. This is known as Alfresco Cinema. Another popular experience that you can ask for is Alfresco beach dining, dining on the beach under the stars while the sounds of the waves can be heard in the distance. It can be on your resorts private beach or on the shore of some uninhabited island, you can savour delicacies while marveling at the ocean and your feet touching the soft water beneath. Many resorts also have gala beachside barbecues for several special occasions.

3) Enjoying Watersports in the Indian Ocean – When the holiday destination is an island archipelago, most of the itinerary will conclude around the ocean waters as you can conclude. And in the Maldives, more than Ocean waters, it is the incredibly vivid coral reefs growing under the waters that attract the adventure junkies. Hence water sports are a top priority when you are on a holiday with your kids in the Maldives. The exceptionally calm tides near the beaches are safe for beginners and children as well as ideal for amateurs. One can go boating and see a blurry image of the incredible water life beneath. Or if you want a closer, more breathtaking adventure, you can suit up in your diving gear and go snorkelling in the shallow blue sea waters. There are many diving schools present at various resorts and islands which provide a lesson to the beginners and help them locate the best diving spots. You will encounter giant turtles, eagle rays and dolphins swimming past you as you snorkel. Swimming alongside manta rays and giant turtles is sure to make a visit to Maldives with kids worth every while.

2) Fishing in the Maldives – Fishing is a work of art and who knows it better than the people of the Maldives. With so many large lagoons and fishing grounds in the vicinity, the Maldives provides an ideal opportunity for a tourist to enjoy the art of fishing. Traditional boats called ‘Dhonis’ are used to fish in the waters of the Indian ocean and the families including children get to see the process of fishing and learning and be a part of it. This is a fun experience with kids in Maldives as they are greeted by rays, dolphins, and shoals of fishes on their way. Kids are demonstrated how to ride a boat and even get to operate it for some time.

1) Float under the ocean in an underwater Whale Submarine – You can enjoy a beautiful ride in a miniature whale shaped underwater submarine with your kids as it makes its way through the treasures of the deep blue sea. From watching sunken ships to soars of dynamic multi- coloured fishes swimming past you, this experience is provided by the Whale Submarine and it gives you the closest encounters with everything contained by the kaleidoscopic waters of the Maldives. The unprecedented adventure of riding in the deep ocean fascinates adults and children alike. The ride is arranged during the day and evening by the hotels at reasonable prices and is surely an activity to enliven your trip to Maldives with the kids.

Top 3 Places to visit in the Maldives with Children –

3) Tsunami Monument – A silver pillar with a string of balls spiralling it, the Tsunami Monument looks like a small steel beanstalk touching the blue sky. Located in the artificial Thin Ruh Park, this grand edifice is an essential landmark as it memorialises the 82 victims who lost their lives to catastrophic Boxing Day Tsunami that hit the Maldives in 2004.

2) Bioluminescent Plankton beach – The Sea Of Stars – If you have heard of Bioluminescent beaches, then visit Vadhoo Island Beach to experience the lovely beaches at night time. The phytoplanktons bathe the ocean, and it seems that the entire beach awakens to a new life. The sparkling neon blue waters make for an amazingly perfect picture. This wonder of nature is a once in a lifetime experience – the shimmery sheet of water is definitely a sight to behold. These phytoplanktons glow when they are hit by external forces- oxygen, a wave of air or even your hands. Since it is a biological reaction, you can get lucky. This beach is a perfect spot for having a surreal experience.

1) Ithaa Underwater Restaurant – The idea of dining and sleeping under the ocean without getting wet, must be quite an enthralling idea. Incredibly, the people at Ithaa had an incredible vision and constructed an underwater sea restaurant and luxury resort near the incredibly gorgeous Conrad Maldives Rangali Island, the very first of its kind. Dining underneath the glass roof will make you feel like you are inside an aquarium, but the only difference is, the fish are on the outside. Do not forget to click some really cool pictures before you begin eating – you definitely would want to visit this magical place in Maldives with kids.

Eating with kids in the Maldives –

Food is the premier most priority when it comes to holidaying in the Maldives with kids. Even though most of the food joints have a menu filled with dishes from the Middle East, India, China, Sri Lanka and of course, the local Maldivian food, the high-end resorts have a more diverse menu with many international cuisines. Some resorts have special family meal packages offering discounts on meals of kids and infants. So, it is best to opt for property with restaurants that will suit your family.

Where to stay with kids in the Maldives –

The gaming centers and playgrounds are full of swings and since the Maldivian resorts have revamped themselves to be more suitable for families, instead of just catering to honeymooners, travelling across the country is probably the best activity one can do with children once in the Maldives due to the enchanting views during the rides. There are three modes of inter-island transportation – seaplanes, speedboats, and public ferries. Similarly, inland transportation takes place via cars and taxis, although only a few islands have roads wide enough for automobiles to run on them.

However, when it comes to travelling, the government has laid down some ground rules to ensure their travelers a safe and breezy journey.

Health and Hygiene –

Hospitals and Doctors – Being a small archipelagic country has its shortcomings unfortunately and one is that healthcare facilities in the Maldives are not very easy to come by. There are only two prominent hospitals, and both of them are situated in the capital city of Malé. Some of the inhabited islands do not have enough medical supplies to deal with emergency cases. Almost every resort has its very own on-site doctor or trained nurse to handle general medical issues. Small health clinics and regional hospitals are present on all major atolls. Note that the emergency ambulance number here is 102. There are no widespread diseases prevalent as such. Nonetheless, it is wise to carry a small medical kit and have valid health insurance for any emergency. Just keep in mind to have a proper prescription for any medicines you carry.

Vaccinations- While on holiday in Maldives with kids, extra care and precaution are absolutely necessary. So before you embark on your journey, it is recommended to get the routine vaccinations or those for common diseases like Hepatitis A and B, typhoid, cholera, etc. Get a proper health check-up done on your child and yourself. However please note, if a person is travelling from a country at high risk of yellow fever, then the vaccination for yellow fever is mandatory and demanded by the concerned authorities.

Things to Carry – Maldives is a nation that lies in very close proximity of the equator. So, you can imagine the amount of sunshine this tropical retreat receives every day. The balmy weather, with short intermittent downpours and pleasant sea breezes, demands lightweight and loose-fitting clothes. Make sure to avoid overexposure to the sun. Cover your body. Apply plenty of sunscreens,
water-resistant if heading towards the ocean. Take good care of your child’s skin and hair. Drink plenty of liquids and keep yourself hydrated at all times. Before plunging into the ocean, make sure that the diving you are wearing is pre-treated to prevent skin rashes or infections. Mosquitos are a big nuisance on some of the islands. Hence, this is a place where mosquito repellants and sleeping nets will come in handy. Now, most of the resorts provide mosquito nets if their islands feast a lot of
them, but do carry a personal one just in case as a safety measure. Lastly, as you must be aware that children’s bodies take time to adjust to new environmental conditions, experiencing traveller’s diarrhoea is pretty normal. But little precautions can be taken like drinking only from sealed bottles and cans or eating vegetables only after washing them or taking ice only if made from disinfected water.

Precautions and Safety Tips –

1) Engage in watersports in areas marked as safe for tourists and with properly licensed operators only.
2) Even though the waters are safe and there are expert divers on the spot to handle the situation in case of any mishap that might get triggered, keep a close eye on your children.
3) Stay updated with the current situations and events of the place you are planning to visit.
4) Do not litter the beaches. Respect the beaches and help maintain their pristine beauty.
5) Keep an eye on the weather forecast to avoid the unpredictable rains become a deterrent in your day’s plan.
6) Drink liquids from only sealed cans and bottles.

The Maldives should cast a spell on the story of your travel life and let your children come back home with vivid stories to narrate to your friends about the absolute natural beauty of this incredible wonder of the world that they have experienced.

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Marine life in the Maldives – Beneath the highly alluring aters of the Maldives is an underwater world absolutely filled with life. The colourful coral reefs, turtles, and the whale sharks make it a suitable site for snorkelers and divers of all abilities, thus proving that the Maldives delivers breathtaking views and adventures both above and beneath the waves. The formations made by the 200 underwater coral reefs will sometimes make you question reality. The ocean looks mostly blue from below the surface because water – even when very clear – absorbs and filters out the red side of the colour spectrum. In the shallow waters surrounding the islands of the Maldives, the colour is often an intense turquoise that seems almost unreal. As the water deepens it gives way to a deep royal blue, with clarity often increasing due to less sand and sediment.

Marine Wildlife in the Maldives –

1) Sea Turtles – The Maldives has five of the world’s seven species of sea turtles, two of which are regularly seen, namely the critically endangered hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata), and the endangered green turtle (Chelonia mydas). The Olive Ridley turtles (Lepidochelys olivacea) are sadly most often found in Maldivian waters after becoming trapped in drifting ghost fishing nets, while the two species more rarely spotted are the loggerhead (Caretta caretta) and the leatherback turtle (Dermochelys coriacea). The islands are important nesting sites for the endangered green turtle (Chelonia mydas), and there are many conservation programs in place that protect these nesting sites and the tiny hatchlings that emerge from them. A turtle can hold its breath for about 30 minutes, but this can be affected by how deep they are diving to feed. If they are below four metres, they will take large gulps of air and stay on the bottom to forage for longer so they don’t waste energy resurfacing and diving down again.

2) Fish – The waters surrounding the islands of the Maldives are home to more than 2,000 species of fish, far exceeding biodiversity seen in most other regions. Despite the abundant fish fauna, Maldives has very few endemic species, however, the vast diversity of aquatic life from tiny reef fish to huge pelagic hunters attracts divers and snorkelers from around the world. Prevalent fish species include guitarfish, a variety of rays, including eagle and fantail rays, whip rays, and massive manta rays, moray eels, triggerfish, porcupine fish, giant trevally, yellowfin tuna, grouper, barracuda, snapper, batfish, and butterfly fish, among many others. The national animal of the Maldives is the yellowfin tuna.

3) Cetaceans – The Maldives has 23 recorded species of cetaceans (whales, dolphins, and porpoises), which are protected under Maldivian law. The most frequently observed cetacean around the islands is the Spinner Dolphin, which follows a distinctive daily pattern by traveling into the atolls in the morning to rest during the day and then back out around sunset to hunt at night. Other species of dolphins found in the Maldives include striped dolphins, pantropical spotted dolphins, rough-toothed dolphins, bottlenose dolphins, Risso’s dolphins, and Freser’s dolphins. Whale species include Bryde’s whales, blue whales, dwarf sperm whales, sperm whales, Blainville’s beaked whales, Cuvier’s beaked whales, pygmy killer whales, short-finned pilot whales, and false killer whales.

4) Sharks – There are 14 species of sharks in the Maldives, with the mammoth whale shark (Rhincodon typus) being a protected marine species since 1993. Shark species include white tip reef sharks, black tip reef sharks, grey reef sharks, silver tip sharks, oceanic white tip sharks, silky sharks, blue sharks, tiger sharks, scalloped hammerhead sharks, great hammerhead sharks, shortfin mako sharks, whale sharks, variegated sharks, and tawny nurse sharks. The whale shark is the largest fish in the sea, reaching lengths of over 40 feet, and filter-feeding on plankton, and tiny fish. These gentle giants cruise languidly around along close to the water’s surface with their colossal gaping mouths open to catch these small plants and animals, and are one of the top attractions in the Maldives, attracting snorkelers and divers from around the world to see and experience swimming with them in the water.

5) Arthropods and Mollusks – Marine-based arthropods in the Maldives include four species of lobsters, many different species of crabs that live in the sea, on muddy reef shelves (fiddler crabs), on the shoreline in holes burrowed in the sand (ghost crabs) and under the leaves of shore bushes (hermit crabs). Other arthropods in the islands include shrimp, and prawns, which are a culinary
delicacy in many of the resorts. Octopuses, squid, and clams are common on Maldivian reefs, with the beautiful giant clam (Tridacna gigas) frequently found on the reef shelf.

6) Echinoderms and Coelenterates – The Maldives reefs teem with echinoderms such as star fish or sea stars (Asteroideae), sea urchins, brittle stars (Ophiuroidea), and sea cucumbers (Holothuroidea), which are currently in decline due to massive overfishing and illegal poaching. There are also several species of coelenterates – anemones and jellyfish – in the Maldives’ waters.
Some specific marine sea animals from the Maldives that you will encounter during a snorkeling trip are The Whale Shark, The Surgeonfish, The Butterflyfish, Bullseye, The Parrotfish, Anemonefish, and the very famous Aetobatus Narinari.

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Widely considered to be the planet’s most desirable and exclusive holiday destination, the Maldives are the ultimate tropical paradise destinations for honeymooners, sun worshippers, scuba divers, surfers, and of course, celebrities. The Maldives are a collection of more than thousand small coral atolls, located on the equator towards the south of India and stretching across 800 kilometers of the Indian Ocean on a north-south axis. The islands are a visual retreat and are the visible coral tips of an oceanic volcanic mountain range. The islands are blessed with some of the world’s most beautiful beaches, crystal clear turquoise water lagoons, marvelous underwater life and unparalleled luxury resorts that take up their own private islands.
The following is my list of the most marvelous luxury resorts in the island paradise of Maldives.

5) LUX* Resort at North Male Atoll

The LUX* Resort at North Male Atoll is the second resort in the Maldives by Mauritius based hotel group LUX* Resorts. Titled ‘The Most Innovative Luxury Resort’ in The Maldives, it is accessible by a luxury speedboat or a very short fifteen minute seaplane transfer from Velana International Airport and has eye catching architecture and oceanic interiors. Inside The resort – A visual banquet of various nautical shapes and dynamic colors, the resort is elegantly and exquisitely decorated by the Singapore design group Miaja, a project that combines superyachts with the energetic spirit of southern beaches. Each of the 67 two-story residences is located either on the beach or above the water, whose guests will enjoy a minimum living area of 350 square meters. Whether set on
the beach or stilted over the crystal blue lagoon, every penthouse villa takes indoor-outdoor living to a new level of breezy sophistication. Big Green Egg Barbecue, Rooftop Bar, Cinema and SONOS, Yoga Pavilion, Star-lit Jacuzzi and Outdoor Games help create an unforgettable paradise lounge for people who love to enjoy life.

4) Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru

This resort hosts the best house reef in The Maldives, Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru is considered as the best Banyan Tree of them all. A sanctuary of supremely pristine tropical beauty, and crystal blue waters, this luxury boutique resort offers its signature hospitality paired with the extremely majestic views of the glorious Indian Ocean, creating the perfect match and one you will never want to leave.
Inside The Resort – Highlights of Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru includes fresh and delicious dining choices in breathtaking surroundings, a PADI Dive Center for the adventurous souls, and stunning villas that seamlessly integrate with its natural habitat. Take advantage of their award-winning spa and healing philosophies to guide your way to inner peace and tranquillity at Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru. The resort has panoramic ocean views, plus free Wi-Fi, a beauty centre and an express
check-in and check-out feature. It offers babysitting services, a currency exchange and a reception that operates 24/7. It also has a gym with a swimming pool. Rooms at Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru Vabbinfaru provide a stylish space to unwind, complete with a mini bar. They all offer wireless internet access, newspapers and a telephone. Guests of the resort can sit down to breakfast each morning at Sangu Garden Restaurant, as well as dinner at Ilaafathi Restaurant served every night.
Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru Vabbinfaru is within walking distance of Angsana. For those wishing to discover the great outdoors, the resort is close to prime fishing and scenic
spots.

3) Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huura –

A twenty five minute luxury speedboat ride away from the capital of Maldives, Male, you will find yourself in Kuda Huura and the Four Seasons Resort on this island is a luxury garden island resort is the most spectacular destination for travellers across the globe looking for the crystal turquoise waters and a pristine tropical getaway. A dinner under the stars near the waters or a romantic getaway cruise to family retreats and rejuvenation, Four Seasons will personalize your vacation.
Inside The Resort – A sauna, an outdoor pool and 5-star accommodation are on offer at Four
Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa. The numerous amenities this traditional resort offers include a kids club, a kids pool and a beauty centre. The resort has 96 rooms and has been recently refurbished. Airport transfers, a laundry service
and babysitting/child services are available upon request. Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa Male is within walking distance of Kanuhuraa.

2) One&Only Reethi – Rah –

This island has plenty of palm trees, fresh salty ocean air flowing past you when you walk, balmy sea breeze and endless stretches of crystal turquoise water all around you. The shoreline is made of white sand and is located to the North of Male, in Reethi – Rah, One&Only floats like a jewel among a string of coral islands, lagoons and white sands. Inside The Resort – The room options range from Beach Villa, Water Villa to the Grand Sunset Residency, which will make you feel exceptionally comfortable. Each private villa features a flow of indoor-outdoor living with open access to decks, pools, hot tubs, and the ocean itself lying only metres from your sliding glass bedroom doors. This
island retreat has an extensively impressive culinary menu offering international cuisines for foodies of every flare, a luxurious spa treatment centre, and superb diving & snorkelling. If you’re looking for a secluded oasis of serenity and beauty, transcendent luxury, and an unforgettable villa stay experience One&Only Resorts is for you.

1) Soneva Jani –

This resort is located on an uninhabited five-island cluster in the Noonu Atoll, the Maldives’ most exclusive resort and is completely fringed by pristine beaches, blanketed with lush tropical greenery, and surrounded by a 5.6 kilometers of crystal clear water lagoons with uninterrupted views of the Indian Ocean. If you want the ultimate tropical paradise getaway on Planet Earth, Soneva Jani is the right resort for you! Inside The Resort – Each one of the 24 water villas has a private lap pool and opens to its own stretch of lagoon, with some villas featuring slides going directly from the top deck into the lagoon below. The highlight of the villas is the retractable roof in the master bedroom, which slides back at the touch of a button so that guests can lie in bed and stargaze. The culinary experiences at Soneva Jani are as diverse as you can imagine: in addition to the delightful dining venues, you can indulge in culinary adventures such as private dining around the lagoon, a Robinson Crusoe-style castaway picnic, organic garden lunches and cooking classes. The resort’s selection of experiences caters to every kind of traveler and includes everything from nature
walks and spa treatments to lazy picnics and beyond

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The turquoise, pure waters of the Indian Ocean are undoubtedly the biggest attraction for anyone planning their Maldives vacation. The beaches coupled with the various sandbars provide a perfect setting for anyone to play around! But have you ever wondered what lies ahead in these waters? If you’ve ever wanted to explore the ocean a step further, going on a Maldives vacation gives you the perfect opportunity. 

Doing a diving course during your Maldives vacation is a unique, fun-filled activity that lets you get up close and personal with the sublime waters. Be at one with the currents, explore Maldives’ coral reefs and more! 

About Maldives Diving Courses: 

Diving can be as simple or complicated as you want it to be depending on your time. You can do an open water course or a scuba diver course. All Maldives diving courses will be handed PADI (Professional Association Of Diving Instructors) certification. PADI accounts for around 75% of the world’s diving certifications, so rest assured that your certificate holds formal weight as well. 

A scuba diver course is the most popular diving course especially among beginners. Scuba courses consist of learning from an accredited scuba diver. The maximum depth that a beginner can undertake on a scuba course is around 12m below sea level, under the supervision of their teacher. Scuba diving students earn partial credits, which can then be completed by opting for the full open diver course should they wish to hone their skills. The scuba diving course takes around 4 days, after which you can dive in the guidance of others, or opt for full certification. 

Open Diving courses are the next step to becoming a certified scuba diver. Completing this course means you can go diving on your own with no instructor, hire equipment and boats and go diving independently. Open divers can reach depths of up to 18m. However, do be aware that open diving certifications also require a physical examination, an aptitude test and proper demonstrations of diving knowledge before hitting the waters! 

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Maldives Snorkeling:

If you’ve ever wanted to feed giant manta rays or stingrays, and even go swimming with them, you can plan for stingray snorkeling and feeding activities in the Maldives!  

About Rays: 

Sea rays are unique sea creatures that are related to the shark family, although they look nothing similar. You’ll know them for their broad circular fins and mass migrations. Certain species of Rays also have powerful spines and a venomous stinger that are used as a defense measure when they feel threatened. Rays can be found across the world, but they are especially common in the Maldives as they are habituated to the humans here. They primarily feed on fish, plankton and other aquatic life. 

Stingrays, in particular, may sometimes have a negative connotation, as their powerful venomous stings have resulted in fatalities in the past. However, as with any form of wildlife, such incidents can be avoided simply by respecting the animal’s boundaries and stepping away when it shows signs of stress or aggression. In fact, rays are usually extremely docile and curious, and make for the perfect snorkeling companions on your Maldives vacation! 

There are around 6 species of Rays around the Maldives. The stingray is the most famous, but there are bigger, gentler species of rays too, like Bull rays, Manta rays and the beautiful Blue Spotted Stingray.

On your Maldives vacation, you can experience this unique activity with a trained professional at one of the many beaches near Male or Kurumba, where the waters are shallower. Star Vacations can help you plan the perfect Maldives experience, and customize your trip with memorable experiences like snorkeling with the stingrays! 

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