Ikaz Hotel Male

M. Angaagiri, Shaheed Ali Hingun Male, North Male Atoll, Kaafu Atoll, Maldives

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Landaa Giraavaru

A travel blog entry by mlcgeorgia

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No Pork...No Alcohol...No stores open on Saturdays

A travel blog entry by jayandbri

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... they speak English here! The flight was suppose to leave at 6:30pm, but the board says delayed until 7:20pm. What's going on?? Did it leave without us??

So a couple minutes pass and we're arguing with him that it's only time to check in...trying to explain that the flight was delayed. We're all looking at the board and he's still refusing us entry!! We actually thought we were doomed...when for some reason, he walked away from us! He quickly ...

Day 193: Bandos island: Day 1

A travel blog entry by danielandai

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... to see an egg chef and ordered an omelette. We knew that restaurants for usual meal would be very expensive so we tried to eat as much as we can for breakfast. This is little bit rude but we also took lots of sweet breads and made some sandwiches out of bread and cheese too and took them away for lunch! We actually saved so much money by doing this. Eating out lunch and dinner everyday will be too much money.


After a big breakfast ...

Wonderful week exploring atolls in the Maldives

A travel blog entry by diannemurray

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... tries to get us to a high-rise market. We end up at the same place, but check out prices in the supermarket, not the tourist traps. Food prices in the supermarket are quite reasonable by Australian standards, and Dianne buys a packet of crisps to keep us going till dinner.
We walk the waterfront as far as the container terminal. There are a lot of massive boats in the harbour, a derivation of the traditional dhoni, but 30 metres long with high ...

For Whom the Bell Atolls

A travel blog entry by gudell

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... immediately notice upon arrival on shore is the police presence. When our ship has arrived in any port so far, we are greeted almost immediately by locals trying to sell us anything they can. Here is Male, the police presence keeps that to a minimum. Once onshore, I search out someone that I think can help us procure a safe vessel, as we will be traveling with Joe & Denise today as well. After a brief discussion with someone, he invites ...