3-Day Maldives Honeymoon Itinerary

  1. Day 1: Maafushi Island
    40-minute speedboat ride from Velana International Airport

    Begin your Maldives honeymoon by exploring the beautiful Maafushi Island. This island is the perfect blend of natural beauty, culture and adventure, offering a range of activities such as snorkelling, scuba diving, spa treatments, and beachside dining. Take a stroll around the island to explore the local market and indulge in some shopping. Spend the night in a romantic overwater bungalow.

  2. Day 2: Private Island Picnic
    Private boat charter from Maafushi Island

    Make your second day of your honeymoon more romantic and special with a private island picnic. Take a private boat charter to a secluded island, where you can enjoy privacy, crystal clear water, and white sandy beaches. Lunch will be served with a bottle of champagne and stunning views of the ocean. After spending an unforgettable day in paradise, return to your resort for a candlelight dinner by the water.

  3. Day 3: Snorkelling at Banana Reef
    30-minute speedboat ride from Maafushi Island

    Finish your Maldives honeymoon with snorkelling at Banana Reef, considered one of the best snorkelling spots in the country. You’ll be astounded by the vibrant coral reefs, colourful fish and other marine life. If you're lucky, you might even spot turtles, rays and reef sharks. After an adventurous day, retire to your bungalow for a romantic dinner under the stars.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Speedboat ride to Maafushi Island (40 minutes, £125)
  • Private Island Picnic (5 hours, £500)
  • Speedboat ride to Banana Reef (30 minutes, £70)
  • Overwater Bungalow Accommodation (3 nights, £2000)
  • Total Estimated Costs: £2695

Useful Tips

If you have more time, consider adding a visit to the Maldives capital city, Malé, which offers a peek into the Maldives' rich culture and history. Alternatively, take a seaplane ride to experience the Maldives' aerial view. For a cheaper honeymoon, budget travel options are available, such as taking a public ferry instead of a speedboat. If you have less time, consider skipping a day trip or a picnic and spending more time at the resort. Alternatively, reduce your stay to two nights to lower the cost.

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