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Thanks to the developments in air travel over the last few decades, today's newly-weds have many more destinations to choose from when picking a honeymoon destination than their 1970s counterparts. Among the most popular choices with modern honeymooners are tropical islands, like Hawaii, the Seychelles and smaller islands in Indonesia and Thailand. One of the leading romantic destinations in the 21st century has been the Maldives, a tiny but spectacularly beautiful island nation in the Indian Ocean. But what exactly makes the Maldives such a great honeymoon destination
For starters, its beaches and clear blue waters are among the world's most breathtaking. The Maldives is composed of over one thousand coral islands, known as 'atolls'. As a result, there are hundreds of beaches to explore on inhabited islands, and many more yet on uninhabited ones. And while lying on its clean, white sands is one way in which honeymooners choose to appreciate this wonderful coastline, there's plenty of fun to be had in the water too. Indeed, most hotels organise scuba diving trips for their guests - including day excursions and longer liveaboard expeditions - and diving operators on the islands often cater for beginners and more experienced divers.
Another aspect of holidays in the Maldives that appeals to honeymooners is the relative seclusion of its islands. According to a 2010 estimate, there are less than 400,000 people living in the Maldives, most of whom reside in the crowded capital of Male. Outside Male, however, people are few and far between and many islands remain completely unpopulated, apart from the occasional visitor. As a result, couples usually find that honeymoons in the Maldives offer them the tranquility and isolation they seek in their first romantic days of marriage.
This serene detachment from the outside world is capitalised on by the country's many luxury hotels - perhaps the most popular reason that newly-weds visit. Unlike many beach holiday destinations in Asia, backpacker accommodation and cheap guest houses are absent in the Maldives and accommodation is almost exclusively found in the form of the all-inclusive 5-star hotel complex. Each luxury resort in the Maldives offers its guests the kind of indulgence that most people don't get to experience on a regular basis. This makes staying in the Maldives a truly special experience and an ideal way to get married life started in style.
Most resorts have special accommodation for honeymooning couples, which can take the form of a secluded bungalow, a private villa or simply a spacious luxury suite in the main hotel complex. Some may also include added perks for newly-weds, like a champagne breakfast or his-and-hers spa treatments. However, be warned: hotels and resorts in the Maldives can be very pricey so you'll need to budget carefully and well ahead of time to ensure that you can afford a honeymoon in this location.