The Maldives are what travel dreams are made of, which is why it stays at the top of most Black traveler’s wish list. After all, who wouldn’t want to spend their days laid out in paradise? Think sunny skies, floating villas, flavorful cuisine, and the bluest blues as far as the eye can see–we know, it sounds lovely and it is!
And if you thought the Maldives was only for lovers, think again. Jetsetter Joey (@kingjaffejoey) took a solo getaway that left his followers in awe.
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If you’ve been hesitating on planning your dream trip to one of the hottest destinations in the Indian Ocean because you’re waiting to visit with bae, our guide will definitely have you ready to get to the Maldives with or without a companion in tow.
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Welcome to the Maldives
If you’re looking for paradise, then the beautiful coral formed islands of the Maldives are exactly what you need. Located in the Indian Ocean, the Maldives are a virtual playground for lovers, adventurers, families and solo travelers alike.
Photo Credit: @kingjaffejoey
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Villa Envy
The one image that comes to mind when people think of the Maldives are photos of breathtaking overwater villas. From swanky resorts like Soneva Jani or Conrad Maldives to more affordable options like Centara Ras Fushi, there is no shortage of options to choose from at every price point.
Photo Credit: @kingjaffejoey
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Fresh Flavors
Fresh fish, coconut, and curry are the flavorful ingredient found in most Maldivian cuisine, however, you can find a variety of foods to try at the various resorts and even on the mainland in the capital of Malé. From traditional Maldivian to Indian and Italian, trust us…you will never be hungry!
Photo Credit: Four Seasons Maldives Kuda Huraa
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Undersea Adventures
Some may tell you that the Maldives is purely a relaxing baecation getaway but they’re wrong! The Maldives is home to amazing marine life just waiting for water lovers to explore. Two major bucket list adventures you can check off during your trip are swimming with Manta Rays and Whale Sharks.