Image credit: Baros Maldives The ocean looks mostly blue from below the ... with clarity often increasing due to less sand and sediment. Image credit: Baros Maldives Even in the warm waters ...

The sugar white sand and striking ... Ihuru Finolhu Baa Atoll Maldives Some resorts and guesthouses offer trips to sandbanks – tiny beaches in the middle of the ocean – if there's one nearby.

You don’t think of the Maldives as a wine country. It’s dry for a start, and no vines grow on these sandy atolls. But ...

“Without the ocean, the Maldives just can’t exist,” said Thuhufa ... an impact assessment before they can break ground (or ...

which they will later poop out creating a new generation of white sand. The marine life in the Maldives is a marvel – and you don't even have to get your feet wet to enjoy it. Head to Huvafen Fu ...

Milaidhoo, a postage stamp sized island with the softest chalky white sand ... restaurants. Ocean surely has one of the best breakfast buffet spreads you'll find in the Maldives along with ...

Sirru Fen Fushi is the perfect escape for eco-conscious travellers who want to take an active part in giving back to the nature that surrounds them. The Maldives takes green tourism seriously and the ...

An alternative to the bright blue depths of the Maldives is Malta’s famous Blue Lagoon in Comino, where rugged cliffs peppered with gorse surround what is arguably the country’s best swimming spot. In ...