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Went to Maldives for our Honeymoon last October. And super WOW!!!! na-observe ko iba ang tubig dun compared sa mga napuntahan kong beaches/island saten. I've been to coron, boracay, puerto princessa, samal, batangas, etc.Plus, they don't feed the fishes there to snorkel. Unlike saten, we feed them para lumapit saten e. ayun.I'm super happy hubby granted my wish to go there for our honeymoon. worth every cent yung experience esp. sa resort.
We made it to Maldives. It was heaven on earth.I spent only 334 USD (plus 50 usd pasalubong) for my 4d/3n stay. The hotel rates and all taxes are already included in that computation. Airfare lang ang di kasama (plus airport fees).We didn't deprive ourselves at all. Madalas nga buffet ang meals namin hehe. I didn't even get the chance to eat the can of tuna paella na I brought. Yes, Maldives on a budget is possible. I will write about it in my blog.But our main secret is: Stay at an inhabited island and take daily excursions to different resorts/beaches. http://i.imgur.com/Jl0uwq7.jpgI plan to go back next year when I visit Sri Lanka. I will make a side trip to Maldives. Airfare lang talaga ang mahal but once you get past that, okay na!
is it advisable to travel to Maldives with a 1 yr and 2 month old? Di b mahirap pag sa boat na?
Daily excursions - hindi ba baka ma overprice kayo. Ilan kayo nagpunta? On the contrary, I think the airfare is the one not expensive, I thought it is the accommodation/resort you are going to. Kasi may tiger airways naman.