Local Island Day Trip from Hulhumale

Name: Local Island Day Trip from Hulhumale
Brand: Viator
Price: 210 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (31 reviews)

4.8(31)6 hr 30 minEnglishBook 1 day aheadMalé, Maldives

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Enjoy this full-day island hopping trip to two local islands. Accompanied by a local guide take a tour of each island and gain first hand knowledge of Maldives culture and tradition. Gain insights into the simple life led by the villagers, visit a boat building yard and learn about this fragile eco-environment. Take lunch at a local restaurant and visit souvenir shops where you may purchase local handicrafts and mementos. In-between islands we offer the opportunity to snorkel and discover the vibrant underwater world of the Maldives.

NOTE: There is a minimum number of 2 travellers required for tour to operate.

Safety has always been important to our business, this is why our guides are Emergency First Responders & Life Guard Certified. We are pleased to offer safe travel and hygiene standards as required by the World Travel & Tourism Council and Maldives Safe Tourism Guidelines.

Private tours available upon request.

Included

Snorkeling Equipment/buoyancy aid
Secret Paradise guide
Lunch at Local Cafe
All Local Tax

Not included

Gratuities
Personal expenses - snacks, souvenirs

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What you'll do

Hulhumale
Hulhumale
Your guide who will be wearing a Secret Paradise t Shirt and holding a Secret Paradise logo board will meet with you at the designated meeting point.
10 min

Meeting and pickup

1 location

Pickup details

Adjacent to the main Hulhumale ferry terminal. Note this tour is not suitable if you are staying on a private island resort.

Good to know

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
The Maldives is a Muslim country and care needs to be taken in relation to the dress code on local islands. Whilst it is acceptable for men to wear T-Shirts and shorts or swim shorts; females should avoid causing offense by maintaining a more conservative approach to clothes by wearing T-Shirts, loose shorts or sarongs. Whilst the islands we visit are more tolerant of guests wearing traditional beachwear, females should avoid wearing bikinis and swimwear unless on an uninhabited island, picnic island, sandbank, screened off tourist beach, dive boat or resort island