Kuramathi is one of the larger islands and is located in Rashdoo Atoll, with the main focus of course being on the Kuramathi Village Maldives. The bungalows are located in a truly beautiful location. The bungalows in Coconut Village are all made of wood and built as in a somewhat traditional manor.

The resorts in the archipelago of the Maldives attract visitors with the promise of offering "the last paradise on earth" with the help of a Maldives travel guide. Those who have enjoyed  pristine paradise of tropical islands where the palm trees, white sand beaches and turquoise lagoons return again and again to enjoy their magic.

Holidaymakers have been surfing in the Maldives, since the late 1970s, some operators can offer cruises around the island's with an emphasis very heavily on surfing. This enables Maldives surfing enthusiasts to reach exotic surfing locations, that seem be far out in the ocean.

The isolated chain of stunning islands is a magnet for all kinds of water sports enthusiasts. However, its real attraction is for a diving holiday in Maldives, and huge numbers of excited tourists arrive each year to sample its stunning underwater scenery by diving Maldives.

Escape to the ultimate exclusive honeymoon destination, the Maldives. The Maldives is a stunningly beautiful country made up of nearly 1200 islands. This ’Robinson Crusoe’ paradise destination is considered by many to be the most romantic honeymoon destinations on the planet. In December 2007 it was voted the ‘World’s Most Romantic Destination’ at the annual World Travel Awards. It's no wonder that so many couples choose to honeymoon in Maldives.

The Maldives is located on the equator so naturally ,the weather in the Maldives is consistent with any other country that enjoys an equatorial climate. There are very different and distinct seasons, the South West, monsoon season which is referred to as the ‘wet season’ or “halhangu”, and the North East monsoon season know as the dry season or “iruvai”.