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 The Maldives is an archipelago of over 1000 islands. Spread across the Indian Ocean, the nation offers sun worshipers a chance to enjoy a tropical holiday like no other. But to make the most of your holiday there, here are a few tips and excursion suggestions you must consider. These will help you to avoid mistakes when visiting the Maldives. Image via Saii Lagoon Maldives   1.  Not Exploring Other Islands Is a Mistake  The greatest lure of the Maldives is its accommodation. Beautiful private island resorts spread across the glistening Indian Ocean, where many tourists dream of staying at the over-water villas. The more popular resorts like Saii Lagoon Maldives are located on a private island, following the one-resort per island protocol. And while this is the perfect situation for enjoying idyllic island vibes and a lost-in-paradise charm, you should explore the surrounding islands too. Hence, island hopping tours are amongst the most popular  t hings to do in Maldives . Don’t miss o

  Renowned worldwide for its snow-capped mountains and picturesque surrounds, Queenstown in New Zealand is any ski lover’s paradise. Nestled on the banks of Lake Wakatipu in New Zealand’s South Island, Queenstown offers a range of snow activities at its four popular ski fields. Planning an unforgettable ski holiday in this idyllic lakeside town is effortless if equipped with some essential tips and suggestions. Here is your ultimate guide to planning a memorable ski holiday in Queenstown. Image by  miaalthoff  from  Pixabay   When to go Queenstown’s ski season typically runs from mid-June to October. While any time during this season is ideal for your ski holiday, there are a few things to consider. July brings in the crowds as it is a school holiday in both New Zealand and Australia. If you yearn to ski crowd-free, then head to Queenstown in June. August guarantees an abundance of snow and boasts ideal conditions for skiers. Alternatively, consider visiting in September to take advant

  The Maldives is a dream destination not just for couples, but also for families and friends. This beautiful island paradise surrounded by the deep blue ocean offers a truly relaxing holiday for anyone. Here are a few things to consider before you decide to embark on your Maldives adventure that will help you plan the ideal tropical retreat. Image via Heritance Aarah Decide on the length of your retreat When it comes to the Maldives, you must know what exactly you're hoping to get from the vacation. Most people prefer a short holiday in the Maldives where they stay at one or two resorts and spend most of their time exploring and relaxing. Short stays are usually best kept to a week or a maximum of ten days. Remember, transportation in the Maldives can be a little tricky. So, it's best to minimize travelling between locations if you are only there for a short time. However, if you do have specific interests like snorkelling or diving, it makes sense to extend your holiday. Splu

  Negombo is a coastal town situated on the west coast of Sri Lanka. It is close to the country’s main airport as well as Colombo, the commercial capital. Negombo is ideal for beach holidays where you can spend hours by the Indian Ocean, eating the greatest seafood and enjoying some perfect sunsets. Image via Heritance Negombo  How to get to Negombo  If you are travelling from Colombo, Negombo is now easier than ever to get to. You can get on the highway from Peliyagoda and drive just over twenty minutes and you will be in the main Negombo town. If you are departing to Negombo from the Bandaranaike International Airport, it will take you even less time. This is a great place to either start your vacation in Sri Lanka or end it because of its close proximity to the airport and easy accessibility. While you are in Negombo there are a few ways to get around the town. If you’re only there for a few days, hiring tuk-tuks will be the most feasible option. The town is not too big and you will