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If you are heading to this island paradise for a once-in-a-lifetime holiday, here are a few guidelines for visiting the Maldives to keep in mind to ensure that your trip is as streamlined as possible: 

The world, however, is quickly changing. With these changes, there needs to be a greater effort to ensure island destinations such as the Maldives and Mauritius are able to thrive and maintain their beautiful, healthy ecosystems, allowing travellers the opportunity to enjoy precious holidays in these destinations for generations to come.

Fervent Buddha-Bar fans are sure to already be familiar with the corporate Asian Chef of Buddha-Bar Worldwide, Chef Zuzumo. This incredible chef will be offering guests an unparalleled gastronomic experience, complete with an outstanding eight-course menu, between 7 February and 11 February 2019. Trust us, this is one you don’t want to miss. 

Whether you are shopping for some special gifts for your friends and family back home, are looking for gorgeous, well-priced textiles and local products or would simply like to enjoy the experience afforded to you at the world-class shopping malls in Mauritius, here are some of the most famous shopping malls on the island (as a note, many of them offer tax-free shopping or shops that allow you to receive your tax back at the airport!)

The Maldives is a highly coveted holiday destination thanks to the exotic and spectacular natural surrounds; mirage-like coconut palm beaches that fade into cyan tropical waters—it’s nothing short of breathtaking.

The untamed east coast of Mauritius is a gorgeous location for your memorable honeymoon, couple getaway or family holiday in paradise. Known for its golden beaches and cyan lagoons, it’s undoubtedly one of the most beautiful areas in Mauritius.

The people in the Maldives are often referred to as Maldivians or Maldive Islanders. They are an ethnically diverse group native to the Republic of the Maldives and the Minicoy Island in the Union Territory of Lakshadweep, India. Typically, Maldivians share the same culture and speak Dhivehi, which forms part of the Indo-Aryan Languages. 

What many don’t know is that underpinning the island’s colourful landscapes, bustling cities, luxury resorts and amazing people of Mauritius with their unique, Mauritian culture, is a fascinating, albeit, chequered history.

When you picture Mauritius, the images conjured in your mind’s eye are probably those of flour-white beaches, sapphire blue tropical lagoons and exotic luxury resorts. It’s an island paradise where loved-up honeymooners, adventurers and families are able to surrender to the tranquil surrounds and have the holiday of their lifetime.