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Maldives Hotels offers the perfect romantic honeymoon experience to entertainment for family vacations with high quality of choices characterized by each of the hotels in the Maldives. All the resort hotels in the Maldives are based on the concept of one hotel per island offering you privacy moments on the white sandy beaches to an isolated residential villa in a crystal clear lagoon, or else get more social experience by enjoying the bars, disco, games, etc provided by almost all the hotels.The general accommodation types available in the hotels are single and double rooms and the room types can range from simple cottage styled standard rooms to beach front villas and water bungalows. Most of the luxury hotels do have extra definitions into their accommodation facilities, such as a private residence in a tropical small forest or in the lagoon and under water dining restaurants.

Generally, the Maldives has two monsoons from May to October and from November to April. However, the majority of rain falls from June to August due to the southwest monsoon. For good weather on your vacation visit Maldives anytime from December to April when there is less rain and the sea breezes bring a soothing respite. With islands laying on the equator the Maldives is a country of an endless summer. The weather in Maldives is generally warm and humid. The sun shines all year round with average temperatures of around 29 °C to 32 °C. Predicting exact weather in the Maldives is not easy. However, with its tropical, warm and humid climate and almost constant sunshine you can sun bathe everyday. The Maldives temperature rarely falls below 25 °C (77 °F), but temperatures are usually around 30 ºC

Maldives Islands is an archipelago comprising 1,190 low-lying coral islands scattered across the equator, in groups of 26 naturally occurring atolls which are divided into 20 for administrative purposes. The atolls of Maldives are in fact part of a greater structure known as the Laccadives-Chagos Ridge, which stretches over 2000 kilometres. The islands of Maldives are very low lying with the highest point at approximately 8 feet above sea level. 'Faru' or ring-shaped reef structures form the atolls and these provide natural defense against wind and wave action, on the delicate Maldives islands. Of the more than 2000 tropical islands that make the paradise that is Maldives, only about 200 are inhabited. Of the remaining islands about a 100 have been developed into exotic resort islands that offer tourists their own hideaway – hidden away from all the hectic hustle and bustle of city life.

Diverse international cuisine including Indian, Thai, oriental, Middle Eastern and continental are available in the resorts. Most resorts have more than one restaurant for you to choose from. If what you have in mind is only a light snack then coffee shops in resorts would be the ideal choice. If you are holidaying on one of the many liveaboard vessels operating in the Maldives then many of these too have restaurants while some may offer set menus. However, even those that offer set menus are unlikely to disappoint you. Resorts and liveaboard vessels also offer you a wide range of alcoholic beverages and pork dishes which are both items prohibited by religion and law for the Maldivians and hence not served in inhabited islands.Eating in the capital Malé would be a very different experience. The hotels, restaurants and most guesthouses serve western and eastern specialties in addition to continental and a few local dishes. The cafés – locally known as hotaa is the best place if you would like to savour the local tastes. You must not leave the Maldives before trying out at least a