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5 km from Laccadive Sea
Coconut palm forest divided by the beautiful sand of the Maldives and ahead is a home to small fishes, eels, rays, octopuses and loads of baby sharks. Taken at sunrise.
5 km from Laccadive Sea
The island of Dhigurah is in the Atoll of South Ari (also known as Alif Daal Atoll), about 100 km from the airport and the capital - Male. The length of the island of Dhigurah (in translation from Divehi - a long island) is about 3 kilometers, and the maximum width is only 250 meters.
24 km from Laccadive Sea
I had an amazing time with @Earthpix shooting in Conrad Maldives. one of the very best resort I know in Maldives offering more than you can imagine. I took this photo while relaxing with Eric in the relaxin area. Conrad is 3 islands connected my small sweet bridges.
30 km from Laccadive Sea
Lounge chairs on the beach at the W Hotel luxury resort in the Maldives during sunset.
30 km from Laccadive Sea
The Maldives - Conrad Rangali Islands! 👉� Please credit my website: GlobalCareerBook.com 👈�
30 km from Laccadive Sea
Naturally formed sand bank in the middle of Indian ocean. #LeMaldives www.Instagram.com/shahudan_ibrahim
30 km from Laccadive Sea
Getting into trouble while take off! Everyone all hands on Deck to Safe guard the kite it self and the Surfer
30 km from Laccadive Sea
The Maldives - Conrad Rangali Islands! 👉� Please credit my website: GlobalCareerBook.com 👈�
37 km from Laccadive Sea
Beautiful Blue coral. #maldivesislands #maldives #maldivify #instago #maldives_ig #travelcaptures #nature #ig_global_life #oceanholic #moodhu #asiatravel #excusethehashtags #islandlife #beachesnresorts #bestplacestogo #travelinspiration #holidaypictures
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Very first beach dinner of 2018 with Julien Gasperi & entertainment by Mooshan
70 km from Laccadive Sea
This years favorite Atoll that I visited in Maldives. I guess that will change as time pass since the year just started. follow me on instagram for daily posts @seefromthesky
74 km from Laccadive Sea
This is so far one of the best sight I saw in my life. The wreck is located in Vaavu atoll Maldives. I was creating some content for a hotel near by and they showed me this.. Instagram.com/seefromthesky
85 km from Laccadive Sea
I woke up to create some content in a luxurious resort and thought ’ let’s take a selfie first’ and this happened.
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The sandbank where Rasdhoo Island people come to have fun and the tourists who visit Rasdhoo go for picnic, snorkelling and more
86 km from Laccadive Sea
I didn’t really see these colors on my remote screen since it was so bright out there.
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Taken on the island of Veligandu whilst standing at the end of a jetty, I was lucky to see and capture this amazing phenomenon performed right in front of me.
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check my works on www.instagram.com/seefromthesky ----- This is one of the most amazing atoll in Maldives with so many uninhabited islands. need to go there again to take more.
92 km from Laccadive Sea
Please don’t throw plastic, the harm will be faced by the next generation, not you and me.
100 km from Laccadive Sea
With a population of almost 400,000 in Maldives Male’ houses occupies about 200,000 people including foreign workers. As the local islanders finish their 10th or 12th grade they are somehow forced to come to city for their higher educations and to look for better opportunities. Its really sad to have one single city developed over 30 years instead of developing islands in different locations in Maldives. The current situation could have been avoided. I hope to see 5 more cities like this in Maldives in different locations so that one place won’t get packed. It’s beautiful from the Sky.
101 km from Laccadive Sea
I was droning with a friend of mine a year ago near the surfing area in capital of Maldives Male’ city around 1400 hours. We saw this young surfer all alone in the ocean playing with the mighty waves. I love the abstract feeling in this photo and to know how small we are yet how fearless we can be.