Maldives
Lightweight, breathable fabrics are ideal for any time of year: cotton, linen, rayon, and moisture-wicking synthetics. Avoid heavy denim or thick materials.
Malé is a conservative Muslim city. Modest attire is necessary for both men and women in public places.
Water shoes or reef-safe shoes for beaches and ocean entry.
Smart casual attire for upscale dining or resort visits.
Keeping your documents organized and accessible prevents stress during your trip.
The Maldives mainly uses Type D and Type G outlets. Voltage is 230V at 50Hz.
Capture the stunning Maldivian scenery and underwater world.
Utilize cloud services for backing up photos and important documents.
Protect memories and data in case devices are lost or stolen.
Local SIM cards from Dhiraagu or Ooredoo for affordable data and calls.
Pack items to handle common health issues and support your well-being.
Ensure you have all necessary medications and sun protection.
Having your own Snorkel mask and fins set ensures a proper fit and hygiene, especially for frequent use.
A Waterproof dry bag is highly valuable for protecting electronics and documents from water spray.
A good quality Smartphone camera for everyday shots is usually sufficient.
These items improve comfort, security, and convenience.
Minimize waste and support local practices.
Carry reusable items to lessen environmental impact.
Dine at local eateries and shop at local markets.
Be mindful of water usage, a precious resource.
Use reef-safe sunscreen to preserve marine ecosystems.
Pack light to simplify movement between islands and through crowded spaces.
Roll clothes to save space and minimize wrinkles in your luggage.
