Is 7 days in Maldives worth it?

We think it's worth the cost to visit the Maldives, and are happy to do so for one week. To reduce the drain on the budget, I'd consider your accommodation type - we prefer a villa on the beach to a water villa, though I do recognise the 'quintessentially Maldives' draw of the water villa.



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Yes, it is!
Remember, you don't have to stay for a week to have a good time in the Maldives. In addition, we also have the perfect destination to combine your Maldives. But let's talk about why is it worth going to the Maldives for a week? The Maldives are a country of stunning natural beauty.

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The Maldives works well for a week-long holiday although 10 days to 2 weeks is ideal. It also works brilliantly as a 3–5-day bolt-on to a longer holiday in Sri Lanka which is only 1 hour away by plane. If you're visiting after Sri Lanka or staying for a week, we would recommend sticking to one resort.

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1. Avoid staying too many days in the Maldives. Unless you are into specific activities that require time such as diving & deep-sea fishing, Maldives is perfect for a short stay instead of a long one. Anything more than 1 week will be too much for our opinion.

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Avoid staying too many days in the Maldives.
Anything more than 1 week will be too much for our opinion. 4 to 5 days is usually sufficient if staying in one hotel and perhaps 7 days if 2 hotels.

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During the dry season (December to April), you can expect low rainfall, low humidity and lots of sunshine. The wet season – known as the “South West Monsoon” – runs from May to November, and this is considered the worst time to visit the Maldives.

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The best time to visit the Maldives is between November and April, outside of the monsoon season. We recommend staying during March and April (excluding the Easter holidays when pricing is more expensive) when you will enjoy hot, dry weather and quieter resorts.

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The best time to visit the Maldives is between November and April, outside of the monsoon season. We recommend staying during March and April (excluding the Easter holidays when pricing is more expensive) when you will enjoy hot, dry weather and quieter resorts.

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Top 5 Places to Stay in The Maldives
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  5. Maafushi – Coolest Place to Stay in the Maldives.


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14 days might seem quite long but once you are there, two weeks will just pass like a blink of the eye and trust me, it's the perfect time for some sweet nothings in such a wonderland.

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Yes, the Maldives is definitely worth visiting! In my eyes at least! It is a tropical gateway offering a range of activities such as snorkeling, scuba diving, surfing, and various water sports.

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September Maldives Weather
In fact, based on previous years, September has the highest amounts of rainfall of 243mm a month. This is a great time to go if you want to find the best deals on your Maldives resort.

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Prices are higher during the dry season (December to April) and lower during the off-peak season (May to November). It is generally cheaper to fly to the Maldives from nearby countries such as India or Sri Lanka rather than from farther away locations such as Europe or the United States.

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The Cheapest Time To Go to The Maldives
However, you can save a little money by visiting during the wet season from May to October. According to Google Travel, hotels are the most expensive in December and January, so avoid those months if you're trying to save money.

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The ultimate Maldives itinerary
With just a week to spend in the Maldives, don't try to do too much and instead enjoy the serenity within one or two key areas. Our 7-day itinerary takes us from the capital city to the tropical beaches of Ukulhas, Maafushi, Fihalhohi and the tiny Fulidhoo.

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Generally, the Maldives is considered a high-end destination, and many of the resorts and hotels are designed to offer an exclusive and luxurious experience. Prices for accommodations can range from $100 to $50,000 or more per night depending on the type of room, amenities, and level of service.

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How much does it cost to travel the Maldives on a budget? As little as $50 a day. As a budget traveler, you can expect to spend $30 a day on a private room in a guesthouse; $10 a day on food; and $10 a day on activities. But there are, of course, ways to do it even cheaper.

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Most visitors to the Maldives stay in “resort hotels” where crime levels are relatively low. Nevertheless petty crime, including the theft of goods left unattended on the beach or in hotel rooms, does occur. You should take care of your valuables and other personal possessions, especially when travelling in Male'.

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Maldives - Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution
Exercise increased caution in Maldives due to terrorism. Country Summary: Terrorist groups may conduct attacks with little or no warning, targeting tourist locations, transportation hubs, markets/shopping malls, and local government facilities.

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