The Marine Wonders of the Maldives

The Maldives has the distinction of being the smallest of all the Asian countries when it comes to land area. Yet this has not stopped tourists in the least from flocking to this agglomeration of sand-edged atolls. And why should it? After all, the great wonders of the Maldives are not so much on its soils but in its seas.

People come to the Maldives to experience tropical seaside and sea tourism at its best—and make no mistake: this truly is some of the best marine tourism to be found anywhere in the world. From the astounding rainbows of its reefs to the ponderous inhabitants of its pelagic waters, the Maldives offers unmatched marine sights and experiences to its visitors.

While some do opt to stay on the beaches and take it easy when visiting the country, most prefer to hit the waters and see their wonders. The first option, for the thrill-seeking, would be surfing around the March and October months, when the swelling waves roll and break upon the atolls’ shores. Another, perhaps even more popular option, would be to explore the waters from within instead of riding them, diving and snorkeling amidst waters so pristine and wildlife so varied that tours more often feel like a clip out of a National Geographic marine special than a real dive in real waters. What makes it so remarkable is the clarity of the experience, as Maldives waters are known for their stunning cleanliness and friendliness to the sightseeing diver.

It is best to come to Maldives and see the sights for yourself, if you are interested in marine tourism. No words can convey the sheer joy to be experienced by the enthusiast diver or snorkeler in this location, and only experience can describe it properly, glittering as beautifully as the sun on tropical waters.