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Cruising in Maldives: An Experience Beyond the Shorelines

Scuba Spa anchoring near a sandbank in maldives.
A holiday in Maldives is typically associated with suntanning by the white sandy beaches, exploring the sparkly lagoons.

A holiday in Maldives is typically associated with suntanning by the white sandy beaches, exploring the sparkly lagoons, sipping cocktails by the pool, and overall, getting pampered in paradise. However, what most people don’t know is that paradise extends beyond the shoreline of one island.

If the aerial views of Maldives can take your breath away, imagine cruising across the pristine seas, exploring the numerous islands and the finest snorkelling and diving spots in the country. Whether it is hopping onto a boat or sailing in the comfort of a luxury ship, cruising around the beautiful islands is an experience worth having.

There are different boat options available, offering travellers with the choice to choose how they would like to cruise around the country. This includes, traditional ‘dhoni’, yachts, sailboats, and ships, all of which delivering a unique experience. Cruising packages come with several fun-filled activities for varied durations along with the option to personalise the trip. And of course, a local tour guide to show you the best of Maldives!

Being home to a wide range of marine life, cruising around the Maldives is ideal for exploring the diverse underwater life. And maybe if you dare, swimming with the dolphins, different types of sharks, manta rays and sting rays, turtles, and the majestic whale sharks can be enthralling during the voyage. For a taste of authentic island life and Maldivian culture, a number of stops will be made at local islands so that the guests can immerse in the Maldivian lifestyle.

Whale Shark Feeding in Maldives
Whale Shark Feeding in Maldives

Explore the unmatched beauty of Maldives with exemplary services on board, scrumptious meals to ensure no one feels famished, and a thrilling adventure of island-hopping. Whether you are a keen diver or snorkeller, or just looking to relax at sea, cruising across the cerulean ocean is bucket-list worthy.

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Do I need to bring a travel adapter to Maldives?

Are you planning to go on a trip to the Maldives this summer? If you’re wondering what you need to pack on this trip, we’ve got you covered.

We all know that a Maldives trip calls for lots of reef-safe sunblocks, cute bikinis and the sun-dresses you’ve been dying to try on. But there is one more thing you might want to pack, and that’s a travel adapter. Although we all love our iPhones and cameras, somehow one thing we tend to forget is to check the type of charging port in the country we travel to. This summer, make sure you don’t have to worry about this problem on arrival at your Maldives resort. This is your guide on what to pack – tech edition!

While you can check what kind of plug is used in the country you’re travelling to, one of the best ways to resolve this issue is to get a universal power plug adapter. This way, no matter where you go, you can charge everything hassle-free. Although a universal plug adapter is a bit pricier, this is something you will continue to use time and time again. With this adapter, you will have multiple USB ports on top of every type of plug-in. This means on top of not having to worry, you can also charge multiple things at once.

The multi-charging hack will come in handy if you’re on an adventurous trip. This means that you can charge everything at once, and not have to worry about devices running out of charge throughout the day. If you’re curious, the Maldives most commonly has types D and G power sockets.

Packing a Little Something Extra

If you’re tech-savvy or you carry around your diffuser or hair-iron you can go the extra mile here. One of the main issues a traveller might face is the power outlet being located further from the bed or table. To solve this problem, you can always bring long charging cables. For the girls who want to do their hair or charge high-voltage, you can also bring along a travel voltage converter. Although this is not fully necessary, it’s a little tip that goes a long way for some travellers.

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