马尔代夫禧亚世嘉岛 4日3晚Siyam World Maldives 4-Day 3-Night Tour

1. The Maldives is a Muslim country. It is forbidden to bring pork and alcohol into the Maldives, and the customs may confiscate them all. At the same time, it is not allowed to take seawater, debris from shipwrecks, shells from the island (not purchasable items) or coral out of the Maldives.
2. Do not offend local customs when traveling, especially in the capital Male, the dress should not be too casual, men should not be bare-chested, women should not wear low-cut tops, it is best to wear long skirts, trousers and other pants that can cover the legs. You cannot wear shoes when entering the mosque, and you must take off your shoes and place them neatly outside. Men are not allowed to wear shorts, women are not allowed to wear suspender skirts and short skirts, and hats and umbrellas should also be put away. Island resorts are relatively loose, but it is best not to wear revealing clothes when entering public places such as dining areas and bars.
3. When taking pictures on the residential islands of the Maldives, you need to pay attention to avoiding the locals as much as possible. If you need to photograph local people, you must obtain the consent of the person concerned. In addition, when visiting Male, some places cannot be photographed, such as the location of the Sea Cliff Guard in Male. Therefore, before taking pictures, be sure to see the surrounding environment or ask clearly, otherwise you may be fined.
4. It is strictly forbidden to fish without permission and damage corals. It is strictly forbidden for tourists to collect sand or shells out of the country without permission. If they are found, they will be fined. If necessary, they can go to the local shopping mall to buy them and ask whether they can be taken out of the country. Additionally, it is illegal to purchase items made from sea turtles.
5. The shoals around the small islands of the Maldives seem calm, but in fact there are undercurrents and complex ecological environments. For safety reasons, please understand the surrounding waters in advance, identify the characteristics of common marine life, safety signs and the location of lifeguards. Before going into the water, please make sufficient preparations on the shore, bring the necessary equipment, and be sure to carry out various water activities with someone accompanying you. Please pay attention to the ebb and flow of the tide when snorkeling. The time of ebb and flow varies according to the season. Please confirm with the hotel on the day for specific information. For your safety, please be sure to ask the island lifeguards, diving instructors and other professionals or the front desk of the hotel to learn about various relevant precautions before water activities on the day, and do not rush into the water or play in the water.
6. The direct sunlight in the Maldives is very strong. Please be sure to pay attention to sun protection. Wear sunscreen and a sun hat before going out to avoid direct sunlight and burn your skin. If you like snorkeling, you can prepare wetsuits, masks, and underwater cameras in advance to record the colorful underwater world of Maldives. It is recommended to bring mosquito repellent if necessary.
7. The official language of the Maldives is Divehi, which is an ancient Ceylon language from Sri Lanka, and later mixed with English, Arabic, Indian and other elements. At present, English is widely used as a second language. In the urban area of Malé on the airport island and the resorts on the islands, educated people can speak English very well, but it is more difficult to use English on the aboriginal islands.
8. Rufiyya (Rafia) is used on Malé Island, and US dollars can also be used. It is recommended that guests exchange a small amount of US dollars in advance for payment of tips.
9. It is recommended to take the initiative to pay the tip to the waiter after enjoying the service. You can put it next to the pillow after the waiter helps you carry your luggage; before the waiter cleans the room; After collecting the service fee (usually 10%), there is no need to tip.