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The Maldives is a very popular place for honeymooners. For this reason, many resorts are typically booked year round so be sure to reserve early. The climate is temperate and stays quite tropical so you can travel there even during the winter months and still be quite comfortable.

Keep in mind, the Maldives is very expensive as a vacation destination. It’s really for guests that want a luxurious tropical island vacation. A honeymoon in the Maldives is very popular; however most newlyweds save up a long time in order to afford their honeymoons.

The Maldives touts some of the best and most sought after honeymoon resorts on the planet. Here’s a few examples:

- Vilu Reef Beach and Spa Resort – Banyan Tree Maldives – Vabbinfaru – Four Seasons Resort Maldives – Soneva Gili Resort and Spa – Vakarufalhi Island Resort – Mirihi Island Resort – Laguna Maldives – Olhuveli Beach and Spa Resort

Whichever resort you choose, you’ll no doubt experience 5-star service. Most people don’t want to leave after their honeymoon comes to an end.

Honeymooners love the Maldives because of its seclusion. There are no cars on the islands, thus they are devoid of noise caused by traffic. There is nothing more special than a cruising on a boat; gliding over crystal blue water while surrounded by a variety of aquatic fish and coral just under toe.

Consider another type of accomodation ideal for a honeymoon, a private over-water bungalow. These bungalows offer complete privacy, your own white sand beach, and lagoon under foot.

Two places to consider while visiting while on your honeymoon:

Male – The capital city of this island nation is the most commercially developed. It’s one of the few places on the Maldives you can shop and eat outside of your resort.

Makunudu Island – Makunudu Island is infamous for its gold sand beaches and walk ways lined by palm trees. You’ll feel like you’re one with nature here in a most romantic setting. The Maldives as a back drop, it’s the perfect setting for the most romantic honeymoon ever.

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Bandos had a major face lift in 2005 which extended its accommodation and other facilities. It is a very family orientated resort and so has become popular with a range of age groups.

The look and feel of Bandos is a natural balance between casual and formal, with thatched roofs but fine tiled floors, for example. Some of the rooms in the standard and junior class have an interconnecting door for families split between several rooms.

The bar area and other amenities are well-placed near the water, and the bar is often busy until the early hours of the morning. The restaurants, while not particularly inspiring in their decor, do serve a range of quality dishes.

The resort has made a huge effort to accommodate families, which is not common on a lot of the other islands, with a purpose-built childcare facility complete with female staff on hand to look after the children and provide babysitting in the evenings. Visitors with young children need to be aware that the lagoon tends to deepen quite quickly so be careful when allowing you kids in or near the lagoon.

There are 84 standard rooms which affront the beach and an additional 19 that are not at the beach side. These alternate between double and twin bed layout to provide for families. There are also 48 circular-shaped luxurious Beach villas and 48 Junior suites.

Bandos is without doubt one of the focal points of diving in the Maldives, not least since it is one of the few resorts to actually have a decompression chamber. The dive center here is both a Platinum Facility of the International Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers and a PADI Gold Palm Resort.

The Bandos resort provides a ?Kuda Bandos Sunset Wedding? for those getting married, which features a taste of traditional island ceremony, a sunset boat ride, unique cultural costumes, Maldivian drums and traditional style and ceremony.