Dove dormire a Maldive
Malé is a compact island where most attractions lie within a short walk. Guesthouses and hotels cluster on the main island and the reclaimed Hulhumalé district.
Le zone migliori dove dormire
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Henveiru
viaggiatori con budget limitato
Close to the ferry terminal and fish market; simple guesthouses and easy transport links.
centrale, economico
no air‑conditioning in many rooms
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2
Hulhumalé Phase 1
families and long stays
Modern layout with beachfront guesthouses and wider streets, quieter than central Malé.
new, beach access
farther from city sights
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Hulhumalé Phase 2
mid‑range visitors
Offers a mix of hotels and serviced apartments, good public transport to the airport.
good facilities
still developing
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Central Malé (around Sultan Park)
first‑time tourists
Surrounded by shops, mosques and the fish market; many budget hotels within walking distance.
centrale, vivace
crowded, noisy
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Sulla mappa
Consigli per prenotare
Book accommodation at least two weeks ahead during peak season (December‑April).
Confirm your address with immigration; a printed reservation letter is required.
Check if the property provides air‑conditioning, as many budget rooms do not.
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Domande su Maldive
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.
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