Explore Malé on a fully customizable private walking tour, visiting many of the city’s top attractions, from historic mosques and monuments to lively markets and scenic parks. With informative commentary and personalized pacing, you’ll experience the culture, history and daily life of Malé in a way that’s entirely tailored to you.
Travellers will visit the Tsunami Monument and gain insight into the 2004 tsunami and Malé City’s future expansion plans.
Travellers will enjoy Rasfannu’s seaside promenade, relax by the ocean, and experience Malé’s modern coastal lifestyle.
Once used as a presidential palace, travellers will view the Supreme Court of the Maldives from outside and learn about the country’s judicial history.
Travellers will explore Malé Local Market, see fresh fruits, and local produce, and experience daily Maldivian life.
Travellers will explore Malé Fish Market, experience the lively trade of fresh tuna, visit the nearby dried and smoked fish market, and see the famous Stingray Point up close.
Travellers will visit Republic Square in Malé, see the big national flag, Izzuddeen Jetty (the official presidential jetty) along with the Police and Military Headquarters.
Travellers will visit the Islamic Centre of Malé, admire its grand golden dome and striking architecture, and experience one of the Maldives’ most important religious landmarks.
Travellers will visit Kalhuvakaru Miskiy in Malé, admire its intricate coral stone carvings, see a replica of the legendary warship 'Kalhuoffummi', and appreciate the attractions' cultural and historical significance.
Travellers will stroll through Sultan Park in Malé, enjoy its lush greenery, see the Victorial Monument commemorating the 3rd November 1988 terrorist attack, and have the option to visit the National Museum and National Art Gallery next door.
Travellers will admire Mulee’aage in Malé from the outside, appreciating its elegant colonial-era architecture as the presidential residence.
Travellers will visit the Malé Friday Mosque, the oldest mosque in the city, admire its exquisite craftsmanship and traditional Maldivian Islamic architecture, explore the cemetery in its yard, and view the historic minaret, the first tall structure in the Maldives.
Travellers will visit Medhu Ziyaaraiyh in Malé, the tomb of a revered Islamic scholar, and experience its historic and religious significance.
Travellers will view the People’s Majlis, the Maldives Parliament House, admire its distinctive architecture, and observe the center of the nation’s legislative activities from the outside.
Travellers will view the President’s Office area from outside, including Velaanaa Ge, which houses key government offices in Malé.
Travellers will visit King Salman Mosque in Malé, admire its grand architecture and serene ambiance, and experience one of the city’s largest and most prominent mosques.
Travellers will relax at the Artificial Beach in Malé, enjoy views of the China-Maldives Friendship Bridge, and visit Varunulaa Raalhugandu, Malé’s popular surfing point.
Travellers will stroll through Lonuziyaaraiy Park in Malé, enjoy its green spaces, and visit the nearby China-Malé Friendship Bridge Park.
Go to the center of Republic Square and look for a guide wearing a black cap.
Malé, the capital of the Maldives, is a vibrant and densely populated island city known for its bustling markets, historic mosques, and stunning architecture. Despite its small size, Malé offers a unique blend of urban life and tropical charm, making it a fascinating destination for travelers.
A historic mosque known for its intricate coral stone carvings and beautiful architecture.
One of the largest fish markets in the world, offering a glimpse into the local fishing industry.
A small but beautiful park featuring the National Museum and the old Sultan's palace.
A spicy mix of smoked tuna, coconut, onions, and chili, often served with flatbread.
A flavorful fish soup made with tuna, onions, and spices.
This is the dry season with plenty of sunshine, making it ideal for beach activities and sightseeing. The weather is generally warm and dry.
Maldivian Rufiyaa (MVR)
GMT+5
230VV, 50HzHz
Malé is generally safe for travelers, but petty crime can occur. Be cautious of pickpockets and scams.
Malé Bus Station
Buses are the primary mode of public transport. They are affordable and frequent but can be crowded.
Available • Apps: PickMe
Car, Bike, Scooter
A small island known for its beautiful beaches and relaxation.
A popular island for snorkeling and diving.
Price varies by option