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Simply hearing the name of the Maldives creates visions in the mind of beautiful, soft sand beaches lined with tall coconut trees overlooking idyllic turquoise lagoons. Tourism is the number 1 economic activity in this Indian Ocean chain of atolls. 

The Maldives attracts couples looking for romantic luxury vacations, families on beach holidays, and scuba divers seeking to explore the extraordinary underwater world and its myriad inhabitants. The currents flowing through the channels bring the food that explains the profusion of life with vast schools of fish, sharks and rays.

Recent Maldives Articles

Maldives bans Reef Shark Fishing

Maldives bans Reef Shark Fishing

Illustrating their commitment to protecting the precious marine environment of the Maldives, the government there has slapped a ban on hunting reef sharks. In part to protect the atoll nation's fragile ecology, the ban also seeks to attract the lucrative and...

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Introducing the Maldives’ MY Flying Fish

Introducing the Maldives’ MY Flying Fish

Dive The World is pleased to announce the addition of MY Flying Fish to our line-up of quality Maldives liveaboard options. A traditional Maldives liveaboard and a favourite amongst those with a keen eye for great diving, the MY Flying Fish provides great service and...

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Maldives 2007 – A Record Year for Tourists

Maldives 2007 – A Record Year for Tourists

Everyone has seen the classic images of the Maldives. The atoll chain is synonymous with fine white sandy beaches, azure lagoons and a quiet, romantic atmosphere. These days the two prinicpal visitors are honeymooners and of course, people like you....divers. Recent...

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Tour this Maldives Liveaboard – MV Monsoon

It only takes a glance at the sleek exterior of the MV Monsoon to realise that this is a high quality liveaboard, and that joining one of its Maldives trips would mean a combination of awesome diving, extreme comfort and great service. MV Monsoon is 36.5 metres in...

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