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The Indian Ocean paradise, Maldives is amorous and makes for a dream holiday destination. About an hour and a half from the Maldives capital city, Maafushi is one of the biggest and most popular islands located at the South Male atoll. It is a favourite among backpackers as it deconstructs the myth that Maldives is exorbitant. A tour package in Maafushi is rustic and provides interesting insights into the local culture, providing an opportunity to explore the real Maldives. From diving into the mysterious underwater world with stunning coral reefs to enjoying every possible water sport, the beautiful island is a perfect blend of serenity and adventure.

Consisting of the four main beaches- Bikini beach, public beach, water sports beach and coral beach; one has an opportunity to slip into the quiet life and calm waters on one hand and enjoy end number of water sports activities on the other. It gives an adrenaline rush to cruise between dozens of magnificent dolphins dancing in luminous blue waters, where a few playful ones also perform elegant flips in the azure waters.

Watching a myriad of colourful fishes and corals, you can enjoy Snorkeling at various reefs (such as Banana reef, Turtle Reef, and Biyadhoo Reef). Gazing at the underwater life so closely would surely leave you wonder struck. A visit to the sandback is also a surreal experience where you are in the midst of crystalline turquoise waters that blend into the sea. So, from exploring the underwater world by scuba diving, snorkeling to water skiing, wind surfing, night and day fishing, Maafushi has a lot to offer in terms of adventure.

With the best Maafushi Tour Packages, you can also surf, water ski or set out for a fascinating kayak trip. From going on a donut or banana ride to sailing on a catamaran, this local island quenches thirst for water sports to the core. And after all the adventure, satiate your hunger by having local Maldivian food that mainly consists of fish soup, rice and salads made out of indigenous vegetables.