There are a large number of both scheduled and charted airlines which fly into the Maldives on a regular basis so you should be able to track down a cheap flight to the Maldives. Male International Airport is the only international airport in the Maldives but has good connections to the major cities worldwide. It can often work out cheaper to fly on a chartered airline so make sure you consider Maldives holiday packages if you’re looking for cheap flights.

Airlines that fly to the Maldives include:

• British Airways
• Lufthansa
• Malaysian Airlines
• Quantas
• Quatar Airlines
• Srilankan Airlines
• Thai Airways

Tips for finding cheap flights to the Maldives

• Plan ahead. Start researching that Maldives vacation now even if you don’t plan to travel for a few months or years. You will find that certain airlines offer fantastic discounts at different times of the year. Knowing when the discounts are likely to arise is the best way to bag a cheap flight to the Maldives.
• Internet research. The Internet is the best weapon you have in the search for low cost flights. You can search a number of airlines and package companies without worrying about being harassed by sales agents.
• Price comparison websites. Use a price comparison site such as expedia.com or worldflights.com to find cheap Maldives flights. These sites let you search for a number of dates and airports to help you find the best deal.
• Be flexible. Can you fly from a neighbouring airport, or a week or two earlier or later? By being flexible with your dates and travel arrangements you might save yourself a lot of money on your Maldives vacation.

Start researching your Maldives vacation today and you might be surprised how much you can save.

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Cheap Flights to the Maldives

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If you would like to spend some time visiting the capital check whether your resort offers a day trip excursion.

Male is an island itself, though not particularly large, you can walk around the whole island in just more than an hour — it’s approximately 2km long by 1km wide.

A view of Male from the Seaplane

Despite its small size Male is home to 70,000 residents. Male runs many land reclamation projects to try and increase the amount of space available on the island. You’ll see many of the services you would expect in a capital; book shops, internet access and a myriad of places to eat.

If you do plan a trip to Male here are a few places of interest you should look out for.

• Hukuru Miskiiy is the oldest mosque in Male and dates back to the 1650s. It is one of the grander structures in the city.
• The National Museum hosts displays of various artefacts once owned by the Sultans. You’ll see anything from clothing to weapons.
• The Muleeaage was initially built as a palace but has also been used as the presidential residence.
• Chandanee Magu and Orchid Magu will be of interest to shoppers for their clusters of souvenir shops and cafes.
• Sports enthusiasts should head to the National Stadium where soccer and cricket games are played.
• If you get hungry Male has several tea shops offering non-alcoholic drinks and hedhikaa (small snacks). These tea shops are often cheap and cheerful, serving simple foods for low prices. For a larger meal there are several higher priced restaurants to choose from offering a wide range of cuisines, including American, Chinese, Thai, Indian and Italian.
• If you’d prefer to stay in Male for longer than a day trip you will find several hotels and guest houses to suit a varity of budgets.

Editor: Caitlyn Howells Post from: Beauty Maldives

Maldives Capital – Male

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