When you read the weather information gathered down below, you'll notice that the weather within the Maldives tends to be nearly identical throughout, with the month not really meaning much. The days in this region tend to be on the warm side and at least, what most would consider, somewhat humid. The nights here are known for being both reasonably warm and a bit on the balmy side.
Unlike most of other tropical destinations, the Maldives is unique in that it has two different “monsoon seasons” each year. Thankfully, neither season is known for any dramatic weather or flooding, so the differences are subtle. Even during what we would consider the non-monsoon seasons, you'll still note some infrequent rainfall, so the overall consistency is what is most striking for the potential visitor. With this said, the best times to visit the Maldives really depends on your goals, as the entire year is a good time if you can make it out there.
Vakarufalhi is permanently closed!
Always been a dream to go stay in a over water bungalow. This must just be for the rich and famous. The cheapest I’ve found is $304 per night. Maybe one day it will be more than a dream.
need to know of water villas for a group of 4,
2 couples in 1 villa
like a villa suite or something
Ditpi,
Most Maldives resorts only allow 3 guests in each room, but a few do allow four guests. Here is our list of Maldives resorts that allow 4 people in one villa. Some resorts also have 2-bedroom water villas, but those start at over US$2,000 for the most part. Have a great trip. -Roger