Christmas and New Year holidays are yet to come, and many will be browsing online and planning their next holiday, a way to get out of town to celebrate Christmas. But what is considered as the ideal destination? A relaxing white week in the Dolomites? Or some days relaxing at the beach, sipping a drink under a palm tree?
If so, you can spend your holiday in an enchanting destination… the land of one hundred thousand islands!
We are talking about the archipelago of the Maldives, about 1,200 islands which form about 26 atolls, each dotted with a lively and colorful underwater life, where you can enjoy one of the most wonderful coral reefs in the world.
Are you also among those who have dreamed for a long time of spending Christmas in the Maldives with their loved ones?
There’s no time for overthinking, for this Christmas holidays, leave sweaters and scarves at home, and enjoy a holiday in the Maldives!
Among the blue shades of the Indian Ocean, you can breathe and experience the real tropical Nature, constantly surrounded by the voice of the sea that allows you to get away from the chaotic daily life; where you have the pleasant feeling of being in a corner of paradise but on earth.
Do you know what is the best time to visit this paradisiac destination?

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The best time to visit the Maldives

The Maldives islands are hot and sunny all year long, with average temperatures of 23ºC/31ºC, making it a perfect year-round destination, for some fun in the sun. There are, however, better times of the year to travel to the Maldives.
Let’s check them out!
The characteristic of the Maldivian seasons is the subdivision of the dry and wet weather period; the latter, determined by intense rain and considerable wind, runs from August to November, while the dry period, runs from December to April.
From the end of November until April, the days are mostly sunny, and the water will start to be clearer due to less plankton, this will improve the conditions for good scuba-diving and snorkeling. Furthermore, if you are passionate about surfing, you can discover the Maldives in March 2020, taking advantage of the beginning of the surfing season! However, if you like diving, snorkeling or just relaxing on the beach you have to opportunity to choose the month which suits you best, to live your experience in the paradise corner of the Indian Ocean!
For the next winter holidays, the good weather, being it equatorial, allows you to fully enjoy a wealth of activities for all tastes, ranging from snorkeling and scuba-diving to swimming and sun-worshipping, allowing you to enjoy your holiday in the pure splendor of its breathtaking views. This winter season will also give you the chance to enjoy the blue lagoon, without winds or rainfall.
We are the masters of our time, rediscover the pleasure of relaxation and nature during the Christmas holidays and New Year's Eve 2019!

The offer tailored for you in the Maldives, by Emerald

If you are looking for a special All Inclusive treatment, just look at the new 5* Deluxe All Inclusive Emerald Maldives Resort & Spa’s offer.
The goal of Emerald Maldives’s Christmas offer is to make you live a 360°emotion, for all of your senses; starting from the smell and taste, stimulated by the scents and flavors of the delicacies of the four concept restaurants present on the island, able to satisfy any type of taste while fully respecting the culinary habits of our guests.
Your hearing, with the authentic noises of Nature, the view, with the harmony of the architecture and the style of the Resort, combined to the paradisiacal view of the white sandy beach of the island, and the crystal clear waters merging with the sky.
Lastly, the touch, which is awakened by the freshness of the turquoise waters in contact with your body and by the close contact with sea creatures. This also comes with the Deluxe All Inclusive package, which include multiple accesses to all the island's services and restaurants, which will make your holiday unforgettable!
Check-out our latest special packages and spendan unforgettable holiday in the Maldives.