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Choisir son hôtel aux Maldives : le guide du voyageur malin (et à petit budget !)

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Maldives pour familles, couples ou aventuriers solitaires : quel hôtel choisir ?

Bonjour mes amis! So, six of you, three couples, dreaming of the Maldives on a budget? C’est magnifique! Let’s craft an eco-conscious Maldivian adventure that won't break the bank. We’ll focus on experiencing the beauty of the islands while respecting the local culture and environment.

The Maldives in spring offers warm, sunny days with average temperatures around 84°F (29°C) and humidity levels that will make you feel like you’re swimming in the air. Prepare for plenty of sunshine, perfect for swimming and sunbathing on the stunning white-sand beaches. The sea will be calm and inviting for snorkeling and diving.

Budget: Let's aim for a 7-day/6-night trip. Accommodation in a mid-range guesthouse on a local island (avoiding the pricier resorts) can cost around $50-$100 per night for a double room. This brings your total accommodation cost to $300-$600 per couple. Food, assuming a mix of local restaurants (much cheaper than resort dining) and some self-catering, could be around $30 per person per day, bringing your total food cost to $1260 per couple (7 days x $30 x 6 people).

Transportation: Domestic flights between the airport and your chosen island will cost approximately $50-$100 per person round trip, adding another $300-$600 to the budget per couple. Local transportation on the island will mainly be walking or cycling - budget friendly and sustainable!

Activities: Snorkeling equipment rental is usually inexpensive, around $10-$15 per day. A guided snorkeling tour costs around $30-$50 per person. A sunset dolphin-watching cruise may cost around $40-$60 per person. Consider these activities carefully and choose based on your budget and interest. Many activities are free, such as enjoying the beaches, exploring the local islands and interacting with the friendly locals.

Food & Culture: Maldivian cuisine is a delicious mix of flavours, influenced by Indian and Sri Lankan spices. Try the mas huni (smoked tuna with coconut), garudhiya (fish soup), and fresh seafood. Local restaurants offer meals for a fraction of the price of resort restaurants. It's a great way to interact with the locals and experience authentic Maldivian hospitality. The local people are incredibly friendly and welcoming. Remember to dress respectfully, especially when visiting local islands – shoulders and knees should be covered.

Amenities: Many guesthouses offer basic amenities such as a pool and breakfast. Gyms are less common on local islands. Check reviews before booking to ensure your chosen guesthouse meets your needs.

Safety & Security: The Maldives is generally a safe country. However, always be aware of your surroundings and take standard precautions against petty theft. The spring season is generally safe and enjoyable.

Total Estimated Cost (per couple): Accommodation ($300-$600) + Food ($1260) + Flights ($300-$600) + Activities (variable, budget $200-$500) = $2060 - $2360 approximately per couple. For six people this would be approximately $12360-$14160. Remember this is an estimate; costs can vary depending on your choices.

Important Note: This budget prioritizes a cultural and environmentally friendly experience. If luxury is paramount, expect significantly higher costs. Remember to factor in travel insurance – essential for any trip.

Bon voyage! I hope this helps you plan an unforgettable and budget-friendly adventure in the Maldives!