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Banyan Tree 5*

Package Includes: -

CHILD REDUCTION UNDER 12YEARS 50% OF HALF DBL
MEAL SUPPLIMENT
LUNCH/DINNER US$20 PER ADULT & US$10 PER CHILD
TRANSFERS BY SPEED BOAT US$100 PER ADULT & US$ 50 PER CHILD


Kuramathi Blue Lagoon 5*

Package Includes: -

CHILD REDUCTION UNDER 12YEARS 50% OF HALF DBL
MEAL SUPPLIMENT
LUNCH/DINNER US$20 PER ADULT & US$10 PER CHILD
TRANSFERS BY SPEED BOAT US$100 PER ADULT & US$ 50 PER CHILD

Taj Coral Reef 5*

Package Includes: -
THE RATES ARE ON BED & BREAKFAST BASIS.
MEAL SUPPLIMENT:
US$ 19 PER ADULT PER MEAL & US$13 PER CHILD PER MEAL
TRANSFERS - US$ 125 PER PERSON BY SPEED BOAT  / CHILD US$ 65
INFANT 0-2 YRS, GOVERNMENT TAX (BED TAX) - US$ 8 PER NIGHT ONLY

Optional Sightseeing: -

In addition to variety of tropical resorts, indeed, Maldives' unique culture, life-style and architecture are very much impressive.
Male', the small capital island with population of 75,000 at the time of writing, includes most of all vital sites visitors have to see. The first must-see place is the National Museum, which is housing former sultan's valuable belongings and several historical worthy items. It is accommodated in the only remain building of the former sultan's palace which is a three-story, colonial-style building situated in the present Sultan's Park. Moreover, there are over 20 mosques scattered around Male' and the oldest is Hukuru Miski built in 17th century, which is the best traditional workmanship and best display of coral curving anywhere in the world. The area surrounding the mosque is a cemetery with a legion of intricately curved coral headstones that are famed for visitors. In front of Hukuru Miski is the Mulee-aage, a palace built in 1906 by Sultan Mohamed Shamsuddeen III. It was home of the sultan until he and his son were banished in May 1936, it was declared as government property and later used as a venue for official functions and an accommodation for visiting Heads of States and other foreign dignitaries.

The most famous architectural landmark of Male' is the three-story Islamic Center, opened in November 1984. The Center's Grand Friday Mosque, Masjid-al-Sultan Muhammad Thakurufaanu-al-A'z'am, is the biggest in the Maldives, accommodating more than 5,000 worshippers, an Islamic library, and a conference hall. The shining golden dome of the mosque is outstanding as are also the interior walls decorated with beautiful woodcarvings and Arabic Calligraphy.

Another best place to visit for the touch of traditional Maldivian island community is at Gann on the Seenu or Addu Atoll, the southernmost atoll that combines a group of small peaceful and relaxing islands together. Gann has its long and unique history, as it was the base camp for British Navy and Air Force during the WWII. For that reason, the area is quite well equipped and developed. Roads and bridges built by the British are connecting islands together making excursion across the atoll is easier, therefore, hiking and biking is possible.

*Please note all the rates are in USD.

*Rates are quoted as per today's date & are subjected to change as per the availability & exchange rate.