Are you searching for a cheap flight to the Maldives? Our flight finder compares prices for Maldives flights from over 50 airlines and online travel agents, departing from major airports in the UK and Eire.
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If you're looking for other types of flights such as multi-leg, round-the-world or fly drive or need advice about airport parking and transfers, check out these guides. We'll help you pick the right deal for your needs and tell you what to look out for when you book.
Maldives flights
Maldives flights take tourists to Malé International Airport, from where they access their chosen destination amongst the islands of the Maldives archipelago in Southern Asia. Although there are 1190 islands in total, divided into atolls (coral formations), only parts of ten of the twenty atoll groups are open to tourists. These are accessible by boats and seaplanes.
Whether you choose to visit the capital of Malé, the second city Seenu, or the protected marine area known as Banana Reef, your flights to the Maldives assure you a journey into paradise - year round warmth and plentiful opportunities to scuba dive and relax.
Peak Season
Flight prices tend to be highest between December and April, with Christmas and the New Year being the busiest and most expensive season of all. Flights at these times will be more costly, and early booking is of paramount importance. Price comparison is the best way to find what cheap flights to the Maldives may be available during these busy and popular periods. Flights take around 10-14 hours from the UK on either direct scheduled and charters or connecting flights via the Middle East.
Off Season
Finding a cheap flight is more easily done in the low season between May and November. It is still warm, but there are fewer tourists and prices overall are lower. If you take a flight to the Maldives at this time of year, be aware that some resorts will be closed.
