Let us give you the top 5 reasons to add Maldives to your bucket list.

• Relax on the Beaches

  The laid-back time on the beaches with no trace of garbage, but the huge bluish-green Indian Ocean kissing the horizon, is perhaps one of the best reasons to visit the Maldives. Mornings with soft sunlight and calmer waves are lovely, but the twilight hours with shades of red, orange, and purple are truly spectacular. At a steady temperature of 25-30 degrees Celsius, enjoy the sea wind and the sound of the waves. Under a million stars, redefine romance.

• The awe-inspiring scenery

  Each of the Maldives' numerous islands is situated in the middle of the Indian Ocean and offers breath-taking vistas. Beautiful interior island peaks and magnificent sandy shorelines surrounded by palm trees are just a few of the scenic memories you can create in the Maldives. Most travelers agree that the best views are right as the sun sets over the water each night, ideally with a refreshing drink in hand.

• Unrivalled Luxury and Pampering

  While there are a few low-cost options in the Maldives (see below for some wonderful low-cost options), the majority of the resorts are extremely upmarket and opulent. And that's exactly what most visitors to the Maldives are looking for: unadulterated luxury. Spatial suites, private guest patios, and butler service are all available at resorts. Every resort in the country will have fitness centers, spas, and onsite dining. For many people, staying in an overwater bungalow is a dream come true, and there is no better place to do it than the Maldives.

• Enjoy Water Sports

  Water sports such as kayaking, canoeing, sea bobbing, jet-skiing, snorkelling, and rollerblading are among the top reasons to visit the Maldives. Top resorts frequently provide teachers to assist you, regardless of your ability level. The safari boats for dolphins and turtles should also be on your bucket list. The heat, monsoon wind, and steady waves of atolls like Laamu Atoll would appeal to surfers of all levels. Experiencing water sports in the Maldives is without a doubt one of the best things to do on your vacation.

• Mouth-watering dining

  There are three dining alternatives for visitors to the Maldives. They can eat luxury international cuisine at resorts, low-cost local cuisine in rural areas, or dine in Male and Addu's cities. Most guests stick to the exquisite food served in the resorts, but dining downtown Male is much cheaper, and it's a terrific chance to sample local specialties like riha curry and spicy fish cakes known as kulhi borkibaa. If you book a stay at a deluxe resort, the resorts are famed for their superb cooking from around the world.