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Maldives ❌ is very expensive and tourists are ill treated, wearing bikinis can land you in jail, no alcohol and sharia law is applicable. Lakshadweep ✅ is very affordable, locals are nice and are very welcoming and there are no restrictions. Visit Lakshadweep ✅✅ Maldives ❌❌👎🏻👎🏻
Both islands are beautiful, but Fulhadhoo is our number one. A beautiful beach with a sandbank and coral reefs. Nearby is also the uninhabited island of Innafushi, also worth a visit
Dhiffushi is a great base, it's fairly close to the airport because it's only 45 minutes away by speedboat and most importantly it's located in a beautiful lagoon. The island is well organized, we have local stores, cafes, as many as 3 bikini beaches and a beautiful backyard reef with turtles. In the evenings at the shore you can watch stingrays and small sharks. Most importantly, there are no crowds and prices are affordable.
Hello, In March, the weather in the Maldives is generally warm and pleasant, making it a popular time to visit this tropical paradise. Here's what you can typically expect in terms of weather conditions in the Maldives in March: Temperature: The temperature in the Maldives during March typically ranges from 27°C to 32°C (81°F to 90°F). It's warm and ideal for beach activities and water sports. Rainfall: March falls within the dry season in the Maldives, so you can expect relatively low rainfall. Rain showers are rare during this month, and you can usually enjoy plenty of sunshine. Humidity: Humidity levels are moderate in March, which means you won't experience the high humidity associated with the wet season. Sea Temperature: The sea temperature is warm and perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and diving. It's typically around 28°C (82°F). Sunshine: March is known for its sunny days, and you can expect plenty of sunshine and blue skies.
Gaafaru is suitable for people looking to stray away from crowds while enjoying the best of island life. Gaafaru offer also classic Maldivian excursions for see underwater marine life.
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Thank you for this nice Video. I am living here in Europe for over 20 years. These 10 Cities are almost also my Top 10 Cities. My Ranking: 1. Rom; 2. Paris; 3. Barcelona; 4. Vienna; 5. London; 6. Lisbon; 7. Amsterdam; 8. Prague; 9. Munich; 10. Budapest.
July in the Maldives is currently the rainy season. Rainfall is to be expected, it is often heavy but very brief, after which the sun quickly comes out. The least risk of rainfall is from January to March during the dry season :)
The most breathtaking place on the planet! I've been to the Maldives twice in less than a year. I'm still craving more out of this mesmerizing island nation. 😍
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For me, the UAE is paradise because it is a seafood heaven. I love seafood, and when I saw the fish markets I said, "That's it. I'm moving to Dubai and am going to contribute to that society."
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