Maldives Resort Transportation Guide 🛫🚁⚓️🪝

Every time I travel, I spend a lot of time reading a lot of articles online and searching different official websites in the hope of finding the cheapest and most accurate transportation information. I hope this video can save you time and trouble. Resort Island 🏖️ Most hotels have their own transportation. When booking, they will ask for your flight number, and then the hotel will arrange for an airport representative to wait for you in the arrival hall. There is no need to worry about flight delays, the hotel will pick you up according to the flight situation. The airport receptionist will pick you up with a hotel name tag and take you to the relevant means of transportation. They will even assist with check-in for seaplanes/domestic flights. Whether you book directly on the official website or through a travel agency, the above operations will be followed and you don’t have to worry about anything. If you book through a third-party online program, the price usually does not include transportation, and you will need to contact the hotel separately to inquire about transportation methods and costs. Most resort islands do not allow you to arrange your own transportation, and there is no public transportation to the hotel, so you don’t need to spend time searching for other ways. Simply communicate directly with the hotel/travel agency. 🌞Seaplanes can only operate during the day. If your international flight arrives after 3pm, you will need to stay on the main island for a night. You only need to provide the resort with the name of the hotel on the main island, and the resort will contact the hotel on the main island to arrange transportation to the island the next day. Generally, the seaplane time can only be confirmed the night before. So you have to wait patiently. Between islands 🗺️ This is a question that many people are curious about, and many people will choose a dual-island itinerary. There is no direct transportation between most of the islands. Generally, you need to return to the airport/Male main island first before going to your second destination. There is also the option of chartering a boat, but generally speaking, even a 20-minute boat trip from the resort island will cost at least $500. If the distance is far, going back to the airport first is definitely the fastest way🌼 The transportation in island countries is really complicated. I hope the above information can help everyone🌻 #GlobalTravel #Maldives