Enchanted by the azure blue waters of the clear ocean that lightly touches the beaches of Maldives; many are drawn to its peaceful waters attracted by the serenity and calm it promises. Maldives 5 star resorts pride themselves on their ability to provide guests with an iconic and memorable experience complete with relaxation and rejuvenation. While some hotels such as the Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa promises their patrons world class spa treatments that are designed to infuse a sense of tranquillity into one’s life, others promise adventure and excitement with an array of water sports. Ranging from diving, snorkelling and surfing to night fishing, kayaking and more, water sports in Maldives have the potential to elevate one’s holiday experience to a whole new level as the surroundings are replete with natural beauty and panoramic views making it difficult to forget.
The Republic of Maldives is composed of twenty six stunning Atolls and South Male Atoll in particular is an excellent destination for all surfers. While the North Male Atoll is often frequented by throngs of tourists, the South Male Atoll is excellent for peaceful surfing. Since the surfing season in this area is between March and October, the Atoll is attractive in terms of excellent surfing experiences only during certain parts of the year. For the biggest swells, most believe that June, July and August provide the best conditions and are, therefore, ideal for daredevil surfers.
The Atoll is also replete with a number of reef breaks and the average temperature is a pleasant twenty seven degrees Celsius all year around. Therefore, whether you visit Maldives during the swell season or not, surfing in the South Male Atoll is unlikely to be disappointing for, with favourable weather conditions and wind patterns, the area experiences considerable wave breaks suitable for surfers.
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.