The dream of an island where coconuts grow easily becomes a reality for a tourist coming to the Maldives. This tree is even on the national emblem of the country, so a vacationer, firstly, can see it everywhere, and secondly, enjoy the bright taste of coconut milk, in its pure form and as part of a variety of dishes.
Holidays in the Maldives in August are controversial, due to the wet season, rains are not uncommon at this time. However, hot weather quickly neutralizes the effects of heavenly precipitation, again inviting tourists to the boundless ocean surface under the shade of palm trees.
Weather in August
It is very difficult to make weather forecasts in the Maldives in August, as variability is its main characteristic. The main problem for tourists can be heavenly moisture, which periodically pours from the sky.
This time is characterized by high humidity and high temperatures, during the day it can be all +32 ° C, at midnight it is not much cooler, +26 ° C. Do not forget about hats, especially at noon, protective equipment (in sunny, clear weather).
Weather forecast for Maldives in August
Surf time
August in the Maldives pleases sports tourists from all over the world with optimal surfing conditions. Fans of this sport prefer the atolls of North and South Male, it is here that the most famous Lohifushi, Kanifinolu and Tari Village are located.
Strong winds allow surfing fans to catch high enough waves, demonstrating their skills in front of each other. There are companions who will take tourists to the spots and back. Since the atolls are very small, in a few days all vacationers know each other.
Holiday Kuda Eid
Since the Maldives is an Islamic republic, Muslim holidays are widely celebrated here. In August, the end of Ramadan, the holy month for all Muslims, comes, and Kuda Eid is celebrated in honor of this.
The largest mosque in the country is naturally located in Male. For tourists of other religions, not Muslims, it is interesting, first of all, as a beautiful architectural structure, the material for which was coral.
Celebrations and festivities continue for several days, in which numerous tourists are allowed to participate. Only as a sign of respect for local traditions and beliefs, guests of the holiday should wear more closed clothes.
