Maldives — Sights
One island, one hotel, and the commute is by sea.
- Hukuru Miskiy (Old Friday Mosque) — A 1658 mosque built from carved coral stone
- Islamic Centre (Grand Friday Mosque) — The gold dome on Malé's skyline, the country's largest mosque
- Malé Fish Market & Local Market — Tuna laid out in rows, and the produce market across the road
- Sultan Park & National Museum — Old palace gardens and a museum of sultans' thrones
- Malé Artificial Beach — A small man-made beach where Malé comes to cool off
- Sinamalé Bridge — A 1.4 km sea bridge tying Malé, the airport and Hulhumalé
- Hulhumalé Beach — A long white beach by the airport, made for arrival or departure day
- Maafushi Bikini Beach — The one beach on the island where swimwear is allowed
- Sandbank picnic & nurse shark trip — Lunch on a white sandbar, nurse sharks at your feet
- Banana Reef & Manta Point snorkelling — Hunting turtles and mantas on reefs minutes from the airport
- South Ari whale sharks (Maamigili & Dhigurah) — Whale sharks year-round, swimming a few metres away
- Sunset dolphin cruise — Spinner dolphins leaping at the bow as the sun goes down
- Fulidhoo island (stingray beach) — A car-free islet where stingrays cruise the shoreline daily
- Seaplane flight — 30–40 minutes over atolls laid out like rings
- Ithaa Undersea Restaurant (Conrad Rangali) — A 14-seat dining room in an acrylic tunnel 5 m under the sea
- Hanifaru Bay Marine Protected Area — Hundreds of mantas feeding in one small bay
- Vaadhoo Island Sea of Stars — A night shoreline glowing blue with plankton
- Utheemu Ganduvaru (Old Palace) — The wooden palace where Sultan Thakurufaanu was born
- Thulusdhoo (Cokes Surf Break and Coca-Cola Factory) — An island that bottles cola beside a surf wave
- Jumhooree Maidan (Republic Square) — The flagpole square where ferries drop you
- National Art Gallery, Malé — Small hall for local art and crafts
- Guraidhoo island walk and boatyard — Fishing island with a working boat yard
- Villingili Island (Villimalé) — A quiet residential island by short ferry
- Kuda Bandos Island — Resort picnic island close to Malé