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Beaches in and near Malé: What do you need to know?

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From bikinis to beachballs to boardwalks, here's what two local experts had to say about beaches in and near Malé.

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I’m from Male, the capital of the Maldives. It is one of the smallest and most crowded cities of the world. Although Maldives is famous for its white sandy beaches and blue lagoons, you won’t get to experience that in Male. Its beaches are artificially made, roads are paved with bricks and mostly it’s a concrete jungle of buildings. There is a high traffic on the roads during day and night as well.

Hussain, says: 2020

Male’ is a tiny island and the capital of Maldives. The whole island is surrounded by crystal clear water. Even though the island is a bit congested, it is the perfect place for someone who wants to enjoy the nature and who loves the ocean. The island consists of many local cafes and dining areas. You can enjoy the local food and international cuisines. Its an island city where the fun never ends. The island is connected to two different islands through a small bridge. Locals enjoy midnight drives between the islands. However, it might be difficult to find cheap accommodation and jobs but in the end it all depends on you and your capabilities.

Aishath, says: 2020
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