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Maldives Coral Springs Back to Life
The Maldives’ coral reefs are showing a surprising recovery from the effects of climate change. Now almost everywhere baby corals are emerging, giving hope that the reefs will return to their former splendour.
Maldives: Arrivals from Europe Still Trending Upwards
When Maldives opened to tourism, the first visitors were from Europe. Tourists come mainly from Europe and Asia. In particular, Europeans represent 47.5 percent of market share and tourists from Asia and the Pacific account for 42.7 percent.
Adapting to Climate Change: New Grant Scheme for the Maldives
Communities in the Maldives are being empowered to tackle the effects of climate change with the help of a new grants programme. Funded by AusAID and managed by UNDP Maldives.
Zero-Plastic: How The Maldives is Cleaning Up Its Ocean
The Maldives is aiming to become a global leader in sustainability, after announcing new measures to tackle plastic waste. The Maldives government has passed an ambitious law to ban single-use plastics nationwide by 2025.
Maldives Reviews (1287)
Our best excursion to a private island
During our holiday in Keyodhoo, at the Guest House Maakanaa White Lodge, we could make several excur...
A small and nice private island in the Vaavu Atoll
Anbaraa is a little desert island and it’s situated about an hour by boat from Keyodhoo, to the sout...
Bodumohoraa: excursion to a desert island
Bodomohoraa was the first desert island we visited this year, it is located on the south of the Vaav...
Good value for money
For the first time this year I traveled to the Maldives with Etihad Airways, afterwards an advantage...
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