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Island choice: Travelers weigh private resort islands (one-hotel, high privacy, water villas) against local islands (cheaper, cultural, but with rules). On local islands alcohol is banned and swimwear is limited to Bikini Beaches; Maafushi (good value) and Dhigurah (known for whale‑shark trips) are frequent picks. Getting from Malé: Three transfers recur—speedboat (roughly 20–90 minutes, flexible but bumpy), seaplane (daylight only with strict baggage limits and possible waits), and domestic flight plus speedboat for far atolls. Always confirm if transfers are included; speedboats are most economical, seaplanes cost more but deliver epic views. Timing & trip length: Dec–Apr is the safer bet for sun and calm seas, while May–Oct sees more showers but softer hotel prices. Many plan 4–7 days and split nights between a local island and a resort to balance budget and honeymoon vibes. What to do: Snorkeling and diving on house reefs lead the list—turtles, manta rays and even whale sharks—plus sandbanks, kayaking/SUP, sunset cruises and night fishing BBQs. Good to know: many islands restrict drones, last‑minute tour bookings can cost more, and removing shells is fined; check all‑inclusive drink clauses and book activities a day ahead.
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