Secrets of Maldives you never know?

Nature is beautiful, nature is abundant and nature is intriguing too. And so is a remarkable piece of nature called The Maldives. Known as one of the most romantic destinations of the world, and home to avid adventurers, this cluster of magnificent islands is a bundle of intrigue too. Studded with luxurious resorts offering most lavish settings, and a vista of endless diving sites, the Maldives houses some mysteries and secrets to it which include mysterious deserted islands, fascinating shipwrecks, and many other hidden gems that we are introducing in this blog. Take a dive into these Maldivian secrets and plan for your next trip to explore some of these. Submerged Diving – Submarine Magic For those who wish to devour breathtaking underwater life while staying absolutely dry, submarine diving is a secret worth visiting. This is a unique experience reserved for those who avoid wetsuit and for those who do not wish to dive. The whale submarine is a specialized vessel that takes the adventure explorers to underwater depths of 150m. For non-divers, this is more than an opportune way to experience the fascinating underwater life without going through the palpable fear of diving. The creatures that are only seen on your television screens in National Geographic programs can be witnessed with your naked eye and that too right across the glass walls of the submarine. The best part is that the indoors of the vessel are completely air-conditioned and natural atmospheric pressure lets the explorers breathe at their normal pace. Underwater Bedroom – Sleep A Few Feet Under The Sea While you may choose to stay at a stunning resort or plush hotel in the Maldives that offers extravagant ambiance; but the best experience one gain is in the underwater bedroom on the remote Conrad Rangali Island. This is one secret that not many have experienced and is worth every penny spent, for it is a breathtaking spot of the Maldives. Your bedroom would be 5 ms below the sea surface and fishes would be your partners for the night, of course at a distance partitioned by glass walls.