Do’s and Don’Ts for Your Maldives Holidays!

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Dos And Donts For Your Maldives Holidays!
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Dos And Donts For Your Maldives Holidays!

• The Maldives is a dream destination for many, and
  is rightly called "heaven on earth." The Maldives
  tour packages are a great choice for anyone who
  wants sun, sand, and seafood. With the underwater
  world, unparalleled sea level luxury, and water
  adventure activities where you can check out your
  adrenaline rush, the Maldives vacation is hard to
  forget.

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Do not engage in PDA on settled islands

• For live and LGBTQ couples, showing public love
  on non-resort islands like Malé City is
  considered highly offensive and can lead to penal
  action. This includes behaviors that are
  acceptable in the West, such as holding hands and
  kissing. If you have booked Maldives holiday
  packages for your honeymoon, it is important for
  you to know that no matter how private your
  resort is, you cannot kiss or hold hands in
  public outside the resort.

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Covid-19 Maldives Travel Guide

• The best thing about the Maldives is the free
  visa on arrival. But, this is the Covid1- 9
  Maldives Travel Guide, which everyone should
  follow for a pleasant stay here.

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Do not bring prohibited items on your trip to the
Maldives

• The Maldives is a strict Muslim country. Maldives
  tour packages Guidelines will definitely help you
  to pack the right items for your trip. Here is a
  list of prohibited items that will not be allowed
  in the past.

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Don't expect free or fast Wifi

• Remember that the Maldives is a long chain of
  islands and won't have the very network that you
  would expect in a major city. Some resorts
  include free Wi-Fi in their facilities. Wi-Fi is
  available in almost all Maldivian hotels and
  island resorts.

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When wearing modest clothing on a populated
island in the Maldives

• When you are in the conservative country of
  Maldives, please keep in mind that the locals are
  very special about what you wear on your trip to
  the Maldives. When going to the capital or a
  local island, when both men and women are covered
  from the shoulders to the knees.

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Remove your shoes from the door of the house or
mosque

• Make sure you take off your shoes before entering
  the synagogue. Mosques should be entered
  barefoot. If you are not sure if you should take
  off your shoes, then it is advisable to take a
  look at what other people are doing and follow
  it, or ask someone!

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Respect more in Ramadan

• The Maldives is a 100 Muslim country and
  celebrates Ramadan in all residential islands and
  resorts. Everyone fasts in the month of Ramadan
  from sunrise to sunset. Because of this, many
  restaurants may close during the day.

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Do choose your souvenirs carefully

• Although handicrafts such as coral or turtle
  shells may be available for purchase on the
  islands, it is illegal to export them, so if you
  buy them in the Maldives you will be asked to
  leave them or not return them to your country.
  Take away Make sure you take back the hats you
  are wearing!

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Bring a lot of sunscreen on your Maldives tour.

• The island sits on the equator, which means the
  sun's rays come down from an angle of 90 degrees.
  The danger of sun harm increases there. The risk
  of damage is further increased if you do not wear
  strong sunscreen, so be sure to wear sunscreen
  and sun protection such as hats, sleeves, and
  tight clothing.