Name: MALÉ
Telephone: +41 21 558 38 77

CITY

Malé, a lyrical city adrift in the cerulean embrace of the Maldives, narrates a Pulitzer-worthy tale of coral dreams and atoll whispers.

A metropolis on the sea, where minarets punctuate the skyline and dhonis dance through the lagoon, Malé is an ode to island simplicity. Streets adorned with technicolor mosques and lively markets echo the timeless rhythm of the Indian Ocean.

The Presidential Palace and Old Friday Mosque unveil historic verses, while the aquamarine hues beckon divers to explore the kaleidoscopic coral reefs. Malé, a poetic sonnet, captures the essence of Maldivian spirit in every wave lapping against its coral-bound shores.

Velana International Airport (MLE/VRMM): The main international airport serving Malé.
Dhaalu Atoll Airport (DDD/VRSD): Located on Kudahuvadhoo Island, approximately 70 km from Malé.
Maamigili Airport (VAM/VRMV): Located on Maamigili Island, approximately 100 km from Malé.
Dharavandhoo Airport (DRV/VRMT): Located on Dharavandhoo Island, approximately 100 km from Malé.

Private Jets, Helicopters and Airliners
Finest Catering
Ground Transport and Yachts
Luxury Villa & House Rentals
Local Guide & 24/7 Assistance
Customized Global Services

TO BE KNOWN

City Area

5.8 M Km2
Population

233 000
Currency

Rufiyaa (MVR)
Time Zone

UTC +5
Country

Maldives
Region

SOUTH ASIA

EVENTS & PLACES

Annual events

National Day: Commemorating the birthday of Prophet Muhammad with religious and cultural events.
Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha: Major Islamic festivals celebrated with prayers, feasts, and communal gatherings.
Maldives Marine Expo: An event showcasing the marine industry, including boats, fishing equipment, and marine technology.

Places to be seen

Old Friday Mosque (Hukuru Miskiy): A historic mosque with exquisite coral stone carvings, dating back to 1658.
Local Markets: Vibrant markets like Malé Local Market and Fish Market offering glimpses into Maldivian daily life.

Climate

Malé experiences a tropical monsoon climate characterized by high temperatures, humidity, and distinct wet and dry seasons. The city is surrounded by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean.