Maldives – The Sunny side of life

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Coral is a marine polyp that lives in large colonies. Its hard outer shell, forms the structure of the coral reef. The live polyp within keeps adding to the reef as it keeps building its shell. Thus coral reefs are living structures that can be damaged by pollution, oil spills and adverse weather conditions. The beautiful coral reefs in Maldives, are definitely worth seeing, for their delicate beauty and infinite variety of marine life….!

Gnaviyani Atoll (4.81 sq.mi.) is unique in the sense that it is formed by a single island, that of Fuvahmulah. The island which has captivated generations of travelers with its raw beauty, is one of the most fertile in the Maldives, producing a variety of tropical fruit. Fuvahmulah’s main draw is the Kedeyre Mosque. Built by the beach, the mosque and its adjoining bath are examples of adroit workmanship. The immaculately-kept mosque is also surrounded by beautifully carved tombstones.

Rangali Island, Maldives

Melting ice a hot topic.25 june world environment day Environmental conservation is a top priority in the development of all resorts. President Of the Maldives Green Resort Award 2004 got Banyan Tree Maldives Vabbinfaru.

The long exposure turned the completely black sky into this amazing color. Taken at Banyan Tree Resort Maldives

Laamu, Gaadhoo – Maldives

An effect of global warming – or a simple HDR…

Haa Alifu Atoll Baarah: Shy but truly Maldives.

Maldives – The Sunny side of life

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