Most visitors fly to Mahe Island to begin their travels to the Maldives, which serves as the gateway to Seychelles. There is plenty to do on Mahe, easily the largest island in the archipelago. From hiking in the tropical rainforest in the Morne Seychelles National Park to the white sand beaches that can be found on every corner of the island, you can easily get lost for days here.

But Seychelles aren’t only Mahe Island!

Accessible via boat and plane, the other 114 Seychelles islands offer up a bevy of opportunities to travelers as well. Coral reef scuba diving, remote beaches, fishing, and boating are some of the best options that you’ll find on islands like Curieuse, Fregate, and La Digue.

Whether you want a luxury resort vacation or a bare-bones, nature-centric escape to get away from it all, Seychelles has something to offer for you!

Why not run to check out this intriguing destination as soon as you can?

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The Maldives, a small archipelago off of the southern tip of India, has everything that you need for a perfect island getaway. So, what makes it so special?

When going on a beach vacation, people are generally looking for three things: clean beaches, pristine water, and good weather. No matter where you go in the Maldives, you are going to find all three of these. 

The warm, crystal clear Indian Ocean water that laps up on the pristine beaches of this archipelago are ideal for visitors that want a place to disconnect and relax. There are luxury villas, hotels, and resorts that you can book in order to find the best spot for you to enjoy the best of the archipelago.

Not only this, but the Maldives’ location allows them to enjoy average temperatures just over 80 degrees Fahrenheit year-round, and it also averages nearly 2,800 sunshine hours per year! Everything about this destination is just perfect if you want a beach getaway.

So, what are you waiting for? Put a Maldives getaway at the top of your vacation to-do list!

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The Maldives has a tropical climate with an average temperature of 84°F. The coldest month is January when the average temperature falls to 81°F. The islands are home to more than 2,000 marine life species which is why scuba diving and exploring the underwater world is one of the most popular activities there. 

If you want to experience island life in the best possible way, the Maldives is a perfect choice. There are tons of activities you can try but you can also spend time chilling on the beach or in your overwater bungalow; it’s really hard to have a bad vacation there. 

Have you had the chance to visit the Maldives yet? Would you like to?

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The Seychelles is a country off of the east coast of Africa in the Indian Ocean. The country is composed of an archipelago that consists of 115 islands.

Although it is a small country that has fewer than 100,000 residents, what The Seychelles lacks in population, it makes up with tranquility and beautiful beaches.

Almost all visitors that visit The Seychelles must first fly into the principal island, Mahe. Here, there is an international airport as well as the country’s capital of Victoria.

Despite being the most populated island, Mahe is still very tranquil and has picture-perfect white sand beaches. One of the most popular beach destinations on the island is Grand Anse Beach, which looks too perfect to be true.

The Seychelles has other, more remote islands that can also be visited via a boat ride. The island of La Digue has one of the most picturesque beaches in the world, the Anse Source d’Argent Beach.

Praslin is the other biggest standout island in The Seychelles. It possesses a beautiful tropical rainforest as well as palm tree-lined beaches that look like something out of a fantasy.

The Seychelles should be near the top of your African travel list. Go if you can!

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Located around 800 kilometers east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean this lovely island was once a location visited by the jet-set of the world.

The island is famous for its beaches that are often several kilometers long spanning around the most of the island. Water sport is one of the biggest attractions of the island, offering many different activities like scuba diving, swimming with dolphins, kite-surfing and many more.

Mauritius also has the beautiful sands and clear turquoise waters that are a symbol of the region. Spanning all over the island’s beautiful coast there are numerous beautiful and luxurious hotels and restaurants that have accommodation for every kind of and offer the best sides of the local cuisine that can only be experienced there.

Finally, the island has a stunning interior that is famous for its unique flora and fauna.

The island is famous for its mixed culture that is the perfect combination of Indian, Chinese, French and African heritage offering the visitor many unique historical sites that should definitely be visited.

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The Maldives, an island country located in the Indian Ocean, plays hosts to a restaurant that no dinner will ever forget.

At Ithaa, diners dine under the water. That’s right: at this restaurant, you are seated in a dining room under the sea, where your meal is served to you as you observe the blue water and marine life swimming around you.

If you travel to Rangall Island in the Maldives, you might have the opportunity to have a meal at this one-of-a-kind restaurant.

Opened in 2005, Ithaa was the first ever restaurant of its kind. At the end of a jetty, diners descend a spiral staircase into the underwater capsule that hosts the Ithaa Undersea Restaurant.

Here, diners are treated to a fine dining experience with cuisine inspired by both Asian and European influences. While the food is highly-rated and certainly looks delicious, it comes at a high price tag. Dinner at the restaurant currently costs about $400 per person.

What do you think? Would you have a meal with the sharks at this surreal restaurant?

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Most visitors fly to Mahe Island to begin their travels to the Maldives, which serves as the gateway to Seychelles. There is plenty to do on Mahe, easily the largest island in the archipelago. From hiking in the tropical rainforest in the Morne Seychelles National Park to the white sand beaches that can be found on every corner of the island, you can easily get lost for days here.

But Seychelles aren’t only Mahe Island!

Accessible via boat and plane, the other 114 Seychelles islands offer up a bevy of opportunities to travelers as well. Coral reef scuba diving, remote beaches, fishing, and boating are some of the best options that you’ll find on islands like Curieuse, Fregate, and La Digue.

Whether you want a luxury resort vacation or a bare-bones, nature-centric escape to get away from it all, Seychelles has something to offer for you!

Why not run to check out this intriguing destination as soon as you can?

The post Seychelles: Fascinating, Remote, and Tropical appeared first on Traveler Master.

The Maldives, a small archipelago off of the southern tip of India, has everything that you need for a perfect island getaway. So, what makes it so special?

When going on a beach vacation, people are generally looking for three things: clean beaches, pristine water, and good weather. No matter where you go in the Maldives, you are going to find all three of these. 

The warm, crystal clear Indian Ocean water that laps up on the pristine beaches of this archipelago are ideal for visitors that want a place to disconnect and relax. There are luxury villas, hotels, and resorts that you can book in order to find the best spot for you to enjoy the best of the archipelago.

Not only this, but the Maldives’ location allows them to enjoy average temperatures just over 80 degrees Fahrenheit year-round, and it also averages nearly 2,800 sunshine hours per year! Everything about this destination is just perfect if you want a beach getaway.

So, what are you waiting for? Put a Maldives getaway at the top of your vacation to-do list!

The post The Maldives is a Hidden Island Paradise appeared first on Traveler Master.

The Maldives has a tropical climate with an average temperature of 84°F. The coldest month is January when the average temperature falls to 81°F. The islands are home to more than 2,000 marine life species which is why scuba diving and exploring the underwater world is one of the most popular activities there. 

If you want to experience island life in the best possible way, the Maldives is a perfect choice. There are tons of activities you can try but you can also spend time chilling on the beach or in your overwater bungalow; it’s really hard to have a bad vacation there. 

Have you had the chance to visit the Maldives yet? Would you like to?

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The Seychelles is a country off of the east coast of Africa in the Indian Ocean. The country is composed of an archipelago that consists of 115 islands.

Although it is a small country that has fewer than 100,000 residents, what The Seychelles lacks in population, it makes up with tranquility and beautiful beaches.

Almost all visitors that visit The Seychelles must first fly into the principal island, Mahe. Here, there is an international airport as well as the country’s capital of Victoria.

Despite being the most populated island, Mahe is still very tranquil and has picture-perfect white sand beaches. One of the most popular beach destinations on the island is Grand Anse Beach, which looks too perfect to be true.

The Seychelles has other, more remote islands that can also be visited via a boat ride. The island of La Digue has one of the most picturesque beaches in the world, the Anse Source d’Argent Beach.

Praslin is the other biggest standout island in The Seychelles. It possesses a beautiful tropical rainforest as well as palm tree-lined beaches that look like something out of a fantasy.

The Seychelles should be near the top of your African travel list. Go if you can!

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Located around 800 kilometers east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean this lovely island was once a location visited by the jet-set of the world.

The island is famous for its beaches that are often several kilometers long spanning around the most of the island. Water sport is one of the biggest attractions of the island, offering many different activities like scuba diving, swimming with dolphins, kite-surfing and many more.

Mauritius also has the beautiful sands and clear turquoise waters that are a symbol of the region. Spanning all over the island’s beautiful coast there are numerous beautiful and luxurious hotels and restaurants that have accommodation for every kind of and offer the best sides of the local cuisine that can only be experienced there.

Finally, the island has a stunning interior that is famous for its unique flora and fauna.

The island is famous for its mixed culture that is the perfect combination of Indian, Chinese, French and African heritage offering the visitor many unique historical sites that should definitely be visited.

The post Why Mauritius is the Perfect Holiday Destination appeared first on Traveler Master.

The Maldives, an island country located in the Indian Ocean, plays hosts to a restaurant that no dinner will ever forget.

At Ithaa, diners dine under the water. That’s right: at this restaurant, you are seated in a dining room under the sea, where your meal is served to you as you observe the blue water and marine life swimming around you.

If you travel to Rangall Island in the Maldives, you might have the opportunity to have a meal at this one-of-a-kind restaurant.

Opened in 2005, Ithaa was the first ever restaurant of its kind. At the end of a jetty, diners descend a spiral staircase into the underwater capsule that hosts the Ithaa Undersea Restaurant.

Here, diners are treated to a fine dining experience with cuisine inspired by both Asian and European influences. While the food is highly-rated and certainly looks delicious, it comes at a high price tag. Dinner at the restaurant currently costs about $400 per person.

What do you think? Would you have a meal with the sharks at this surreal restaurant?

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