The Maldives is one of the most beautiful travel destinations on the planet, which not only offers breathtaking views but also luxurious private island resorts to bask in. Even a short stay at such a luxury Resort is very expensive but however, there is another way to explore such wonderful resorts at such a gorgeous destination – Maldives resort day tours

There are around 188 inhabited islands in this country. It is a good idea to explore the local islands if you are willing to know about history, traditions, culture, the indigenous crafts, arts and other occupational skills of the Maldives.

What are Maldives Resort Day Tours?

The Maldives resort day trips are perfect for visitors, who yearn to get a closer look at the luxury life but are still restricted by their limited vacation funds. These resort day tours offer many amazing facilities that a regular guest enjoys at the finest resorts in the country. Depending on the package you choose, you can enjoy the poolside, beachfront, lavish food, and some resort day tours in the Maldives also let you access their house reef for swimming or snorkelling.

What is the Maldives Resort Day Pass?

The Maldives resort day pass is something that you can buy directly from the resort you wish to visit and enjoy the facilities of the resort according to the package you chose. A tour provider on a local island is generally the one who organizes and coordinates the trip. It includes return speedboat transfers, complimentary rental of snorkels, masks, fins and beach towels. Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru and the LUX group of resorts are very famous resorts in the Maldives, offering great facilities to their visitors. You can choose out of many nicely designed packages which may cost between USD 100 and USD 200 per person. Day passes are generally valid from 10 AM to 5 PM, so enjoy as much as you want!

Resort Day Tour from Inhabitant Islands –

• Maafushi
• Malé
• Hulhumalé

1. Resort Day Trip from Maafushi

A resort day trip is a smart way to explore this archipelago on a budget. You can stay at one of the affordable guesthouses and then book a resort trip to a private aisle. Maafushi is an inhabited island in the Kaafu Atoll which has good resorts providing great facilities to its visitors. It is a small island which has a lot to offer to its tourists. The rate per person is between USD 15 to USD 200, it can vary according to the package.

Some good options of resorts for day tours from Maafushi are Adaaran Club Rannalhi, Adaaran Prestige Vadoo, and Anantara Dhigu.

2. Resort Day Trip from Malé

The capital city of the Maldives offers a lot to its tourists, from water sports adventures to relaxing spas, great historic monuments to white-sand beaches, and so on! It is one of the most densely populated cities in the world. The place gives you countless options for your luxury stay, so, if you get a chance, do not miss a resort day trip from Malé. It is a perfect way to have a taste of the sweet life without paying through the nose.

Some good options of resorts for day tours from Malé are Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru and Club Med Kani.

3. Resort Day Trip from Hulhumalé

Hulhumalé is just south of the North Malé Atoll and is a good place to visit. Hulhumalé has plenty of affordable hotels, with resort day trip options for people the Maldives resorts on the water are prohibitively expensive. To have fun, enjoy the pretty little private island, you can book a resort day trip. You can really do a lot on your day trip like kayaking, sailing, buffet lunch, and so much more and have a glimpse of luxury.

Some good options of resorts for day tours from Hulhumalé are Centara Ras Fushi, Paradise Island and Cinnamon Dhonveli.

Why waste money when you can experience such luxury on a budget! Buy a Maldives resort day pass to experience it all for much less and create memories with your loved ones. You can check out our site Pickyourtrail for ravishing deals on Maldives tour packages. Here, you can customise your itinerary according to your choices and preferences.

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