Enjoy this full-day island hopping trip to two local islands. Accompanied by a local guide take a tour of each island and gain first hand knowledge of Maldives culture and tradition. Gain insights into the simple life led by the villagers, visit a boat building yard and learn about this fragile eco-environment. Take lunch at a local restaurant and visit souvenir shops where you may purchase local handicrafts and mementos. In-between islands we offer the opportunity to snorkel and discover the vibrant underwater world of the Maldives.
NOTE: There is a minimum number of 2 travellers required for tour to operate.
Safety has always been important to our business, this is why our guides are Emergency First Responders & Life Guard Certified.
We are pleased to offer safe travel and hygiene standards as required by the World Travel & Tourism Council and Maldives Safe Tourism Guidelines.
Private tours available upon request.
Explore the local islands and reefs of South Male Atoll including lunch
Explore the local islands and reefs of North Male Atoll including lunch
Your guide who will be wearing a Secret Paradise t Shirt and holding a Secret Paradise logo board will meet with you at the designated meeting point.
Adjacent to the main Hulhumale ferry terminal.
Note this tour is not suitable if you are staying on a private island resort.
For tours including snorkeling please ensure you have shared your shoe size in Euro in order that we can have correct fin sizes available for you.
Things to bring:
Refillable water bottle, beach towel, water resistant reef friendly sunscreen, insect repellent, camera, snacks, money for personal expenditure.
We do provide snorkeling equipment on all our tours but please feel free to bring along your own mask and snorkel. Not only will you be assured your mask fits your face properly and is comfortable and less likely to have leakage, it will also lower any health associated risks. We find that peace of mind goes a long way.
For all water based activities we would advise wherever possible for your belongings to be in a ‘dry bag’ and to bring only the minimum requirement. It is also advisable if you intend to take a taxi or bus following your tour to carry a set of dry clothing.
What to wear:
Swimwear for water based activities, we recommend the use of a rash guard or t-shirt whilst snorkeling, loose lightweight clothing, sunglasses, sun hat, comfortable footwear.
PLEASE TRAVEL RESPONSIBLY
The following are a few simple tips that require very little effort on your part but which will help ensure that any effect you have on the locations you visit is positive rather than negative.
• Conserve energy: Be careful not to waste valuable resources. Use local resources sparingly. Switch off lights, air conditioning and fans when you leave the hotel room and don’t waste water.
• The Maldives has far less efficient waste disposal systems than you will be used to. Remove packaging from newly acquired items before leaving home.
• Choose environmentally friendly products: By using environmentally reef friendly (biodegradable) sun creams you can help reduce pollution.
• Refuse plastic straws at cafes and plastic bags when shopping.
• Do not touch or feed marine life and follow the Green Fin Snorkeling Principals.
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