Maldives & Sri Lanka

About the destination: The Maldives, located in the Indian Ocean, are an archipelago of 1,192 coral islands grouped into 26 coral atolls. From these small islands, only 203 are populated. Kaafu is where the capital, Male, and the airport are located and it is home of most tourist resorts. The Maldives really are the dream destination it appears to be in the holiday brochures, the water really is that crystal-clear and turquoise, the sand really is that white, and the sunsets really are all the shades of red and orange you could imagine. The Maldives are famous for blissful surroundings, its excellent snorkeling and diving opportunities, its beach villas, its dark-blue sea with turquoise-colored lagoons and its exquisite food. A trip to the Maldives is always an unforgettable experience, a satisfaction for the soul and a pleasure for the eyes, crystal clear waters, tropical white sand beaches, colorful flora and untouched nature. But beware, paradise is not cheap.

About the destination: Although they are also located in the Indian Ocean, the Seychelles have nothing to do with other islands around them - such as Madagascar or Sri Lanka. To the chromatic difference of its flag, sprinkled with five different colors in front of the Malagasy bitonal or the three-colored Sri Lankan, its closest proximity to the Equator is united. This geographic feature is what guarantees the good weather during the trips that are carried out in the months of October to May, being in this season when the winds are more humid and it is hotter; While in January and December rainfall is more likely to experience the experience of traveling to Seychelles. This archipelago of the Indian Ocean is composed of outer islands - more complicated access and wild environments - and interiors - inhabited and much easier to visit. In the latter case, it includes Mahe, the land where the capital and most populous city of the country is located - Victoria, where 85% of the Seychelles reside - as well as the airport to which the plane that will take to this paradisiac country Plagued with shores and dreamy sands. Touring this beautiful island, you will notice that most of the inhabitants of Mahé are of French Creole ancestry, although the Indian, Malay or African lineages also survive in some families. This mixture of cultures is what has provided the Seychelles with a wide range of gastronomic offerings heavily influenced by its diverse origins, and among its most typical dishes can not miss the recipes with meat, vegetables and rice.