The Maldives are more than a destination – they’re a living ecosystem. From UNESCO-protected atolls and coral regeneration projects to resorts powered by the sun and guided by community, the islands are quietly leading the way in sustainable luxury. Because here, every ripple connects – people, nature, and place.
THE MALDIVES
A mosaic of 26 atolls and over a thousand islands, each with its own rhythm, light, and allure. No two are alike – some defined by energy, others by calm – all by the ocean that surrounds them. Explore the resorts, find them on the map, and see which one feels like yours. We think there’s a good chance you’ll want more than one.

A Signature Destination
Our knowledge of the Maldives goes beneath the surface – we know which lagoons stay calm for children, where to find true privacy, and which reefs are best for snorkelling. With long-standing relationships across the islands, we work directly with the people who make things happen – from general managers to trusted local partners.
Those connections open doors, secure advantages, and ensure our clients are always treated as valued guests. And while some islands whisper calm, others hum with energy – with restaurants worth dressing up for, beach bars that come alive after sunset, and just enough buzz to remind you you’re not alone in paradise.
The Many Sides of the Islands
Paradise comes in many forms – here’s what makes these islands so endlessly captivating. From reef adventures and wellness days to tennis at sunrise or long lunches by the water, the Maldives offer experiences as varied as their views.

Maldives for Families
From thoughtfully run kids’ clubs to island adventures made for discovery, the Maldives offers families space to explore, connect, and simply enjoy time together.

Wellness & Spas
Wellness is part of daily island life – from pioneering spas and Ayurvedic traditions to yoga, meditation, and holistic treatments led by world-class practitioners.

Underwater World
Some house reefs lie just beyond the villa, others a short boat ride away – each alive with colour, coral gardens and characters of the deep. From snorkelling to diving, the Maldives reveals an ocean teeming with life.

Island Adventures
Days in the Maldives can be as active or as relaxed as you wish – kayak through lagoons, play tennis or padel, join a cooking class, or sail into the sunset.
A Living Paradise

A Year-Round Destination
With warm seas and sunshine that rarely takes a day off, the Maldives are a true all-year escape. From December to April, the islands bask in calm seas and clear skies – the dry season and the best time to visit the Maldives. From May to November, a softer rhythm arrives with brief tropical showers, lush scenery, and a quieter pace. It’s when the islands feel more private – and when exceptional offers meet the same five-star experiences. For divers, this is also the moment manta rays and whale sharks gather around Hanifaru Bay and South Ari Atoll.
Whichever month you choose, the Maldives weather always delivers its own kind of magic.
Visa
Swedish citizens receive a free 30-day visa on arrival and a short online traveller declaration must be completed before departure. More details can be found via the link.
Transfers
By seaplane, speedboat, or a seamless combination including a short domestic flight – depending on your island. More details available via the link.
Island Time
The Maldives follow GMT+5, though many resorts run on their own “island time” – usually an hour ahead – to make the most of daylight.
Currency & Tipping
The local currency is the Maldivian rufiyaa (MVR), but credit cards are widely accepted across the resorts. Carrying a few small USD or MVR notes is useful for tips and local markets.
Our Maldives Collection
A curated selection of resorts that capture what we love most about the Maldives – thoughtful design, genuine hospitality, and a true sense of place. Want to know more? Get in touch, and we’ll share all our secrets.
Mapping the Maldives
Discover how the islands are spread across the Indian Ocean – from lively lagoons near Malé to remote atolls further south. Explore the map to see where the atolls and resorts are located, and how they connect across the islands.






















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