The picturesque island of Maldives is located in the Southern part of the Indian Ocean and is a magnet for attracting tourist all year along. The turquoise waters surrounding the islands are truly a blessing. Every visitor from different demographic backgrounds has much to enjoy when it comes to things to do. Maldives offers the perfect getaway for visitors looking to escape winters and soak up some golden sun. Some come to celebrate their new journeys in love on their honeymoon. There are also a handful of people who come to the Maldives to enjoy some fun on the waves and explore the life underwater.
There are various villas and resorts around the islands for tourists to pick from. From the array of choices offered one that is a popular choice is Holiday Inn Resort Kandooma Maldives. The resort sits facing the lagoon and is conveniently located in close proximity to the famous South Male Atoll where activities such as diving and surfing take place.
The Maldivian atolls are strategically located being exposed to the Southern ocean’s swells. There are three main zones for surfing in the Maldives such as Male Atolls which is ideal for surfing during the months starting from March till October. The other identified zone is the Central Atoll where the season is between June and August. Finally the third zone is the Outer Atolls; the season here is from the latter part of February till April and again from the latter part of August till October.
The Maldives swells aren’t super powerful however there is a high chance of long waves and barrels. Swells are also quite consistent in this part of the world. There are few surf spots accessible from the resorts. Maldives is a perfect place for intermediate as well as beginners to engage in surfing. There is also professional coaching available to those who prefer to learn to surf in most parts of the country.
Chandrishan Williams is a travel writer who writes under the pen name, Caleb Falcon. He specializes in writing content based on the many exciting world adventures that await intrepid travellers.
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