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Guide de voyage : les Maldives

Préparez un voyage : les Maldives. Que manger, où dormir, les meilleures excursions d'une journée et des plans jour par jour tout prêts.

Que manger : les Maldives

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Mas Huni

Breakfast staple of tuna, coconut, onion and chili, eaten with roshi flatbread.

Garudhiya

Light soup served with rice, lime and chili, common for lunch.

Fihunu Mas

Marinated fish grilled over charcoal, sold at fish markets and street stalls.

Boshi Mashuni

Shredded banana leaf with coconut, chilies and lime, a snack at local eateries.

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1 Henveiru voyageurs à petit budget

Close to the ferry terminal and fish market; simple guesthouses and easy transport links.

2 Hulhumalé Phase 1 families and long stays

Modern layout with beachfront guesthouses and wider streets, quieter than central Malé.

3 Hulhumalé Phase 2 mid‑range visitors

Offers a mix of hotels and serviced apartments, good public transport to the airport.

4 Central Malé (around Sultan Park) first‑time tourists

Surrounded by shops, mosques and the fish market; many budget hotels within walking distance.

Excursions d'une journée depuis les Maldives

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Biyadhoo Island 74 km

A resort island with shallow lagoons, good for snorkeling and a relaxed beach walk.

Kuda Huraa Island 20 km

A private island known for surf breaks and a small beach bar, suitable for a quick surf session.

Miyaru Lagoon 21 km

A calm lagoon with clear water, ideal for paddle‑boarding and spotting reef fish.

Miyaru Reef 58 km

A nearby reef offering easy snorkeling among colourful corals and small marine life.

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Questions sur les Maldives

When is the best time to eat street food in Malé?

Most stalls serve breakfast from 07:00‑10:00 and lunch until 14:00; evenings are quieter.

Can I drink alcohol in Malé?

Alcohol is not sold in the city; only the nearby Hulhulé Island Hotel serves it.

Is it safe to walk around Malé at night?

Crime rates are low, but narrow streets can be poorly lit; stick to main roads after dark.

Do I need a visa to stay in a guesthouse?

All tourists receive a 30‑day visa on arrival; you must show a confirmed accommodation address.