Top Islands to Visit in Maldives Beállítások

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The Republic of Maldives is made up of 26 oval-shaped atolls along with over 1,000 coral islands. For many decades, it has established a fine reputation as one of the exotic world destinations. The destination has numerous privately operated artificial resort islands created to cater for those looking for privacy, luxury, and seclusion.
Things to know before visiting the Maldives

Clusters of almost 2,000 small islands
As we mentioned in the outset, the Maldives is made up of a large number of small islands – around 1,900, dotted across the Indian Ocean. Some of them are very tiny that can’t be seen on Google map.

Not all islands are inhabited
Out of the almost 2000 islands, only 200 are inhabited by people. The rest is used for farming, picnic or industry. The islands used as picnics allow tourists to visit for only a day for secluded, romantic meals.

There are some artificial islands too
Whereas most of the islands in the Maldives are naturally formed as a result of volcanoes, there are numerous ones that are manmade. For example, the popular Huhulmale Island near the main airport is purely artificial and was created in 2004.

Some islands are slowly vanishing
Perhaps this is some kind of encouragement for you to pack your bag and finally take that trip to the Maldives –some islands are disappearing! Over 100 islands have vanished due to rising sislevels and natural sea erosion.

The island is 100% Islamic population
The Maldives locals are all Islamic, 100 percent. In the entire world, it is only Saudi Arabia that has a 100% Islamic population. Keep this in mind as you plan a trip to the Maldives.

Every resort in the Maldives is on its own island
Yes, you read that right, every resort is located on its own secluded island. This means some of the islands are extremely tiny.