“The man can only be a guest in this paradise” said the famous explorer Cousteau and he was truly right, for the conservation of nature and tranquility further define one of the most precious places on the Earth: the Maldives.
Maldives is indeed a paradise of incredible beaches of fine, white sand and palm trees swaying gently in the breeze, with turquoise lagoons and coral reefs reservations, home of a splendid mosaic of multicolored fish.
Maldives archipelago is located in the Indian Ocean south of India and Sri Lanka, on both sides of the equator, formed by an impressive collection of over 1,190 islands scattered in the ocean. Only 200 islands are inhabited, and of these about 80 are tourist resorts, each located on one island and having maximum 100 bungalow rooms, making the Maldives a unique destination in the world.
Due to its geographical position, the Maldives is a recommended destination throughout the year due to the fact that temperatures remain relatively constant between 30° -32° C during the day and 22° -24° C at night. Still, the peak season is considered to be the one from December to March when the climate is influenced by the dry northeast monsoon.
