Resort and local-island packages designed for Sri Lankan travellers flying CMB to MLE. 3 to 7 night plans from USD 650 per person (approx LKR 195,000), with flights, transfers and free 90-day visa-on-arrival sorted before you board.
WhatsApp +960 9927007 Request a quoteA 3 to 7 night Maldives tour package from Sri Lanka costs USD 650 to 3,800 per person, twin share, including resort, transfers and meal plan. Flights from Colombo to Malé add USD 130 to 250 one way. Sri Lankan passport holders get a free 90-day tourist visa on arrival (effective since 29 July 2025), subject to standard entry requirements. SriLankan Airlines and FitsAir are the common nonstop options; other carriers may appear as connecting routings.
Some quotes include TGST, service charge and Green Tax in the package total, while others show them as separate line items on the final invoice. We show all three clearly in writing before you pay. Maldives Green Tax is USD 12 per person per night at resorts (USD 6 at smaller local-island guesthouses), TGST is 17%, and service charge is 10%. Below: full package options, flight breakdown, resort tiers and what you actually pay end to end.
Most Maldives tour packages sold in Colombo are layered: a Sri Lankan agency takes your booking, sends it to a Maldives DMC (destination management company), the DMC quotes the resort, and each layer adds a margin. The all-in markup runs anywhere from 15% to 40% on a 5-night package.
HolidayVibe Maldives is the Maldives side of that chain. We are based in Malé, licensed by the Maldives Ministry of Tourism, and we sell direct to Sri Lankan residents flying out of CMB. Your booking, your transfer and your arrival meet-and-greet are all coordinated by our local team in Malé, not through an overseas reseller. There is no middleman in the price.
You still get a single point of contact in Sinhala or English, a fixed quote in USD with an LKR guide, and a WhatsApp number that picks up on island time, not London time. The difference shows up most when something goes sideways: a flight delay, a seaplane cancellation, a resort overbooking. The person solving it is 10 kilometres from the airport.
Four working packages, each priced per person on twin share. Flights from Colombo are quoted separately so you can lock in the fare that suits your dates. All prices include accommodation, return airport-to-resort transfer, listed meal plan, and the Maldives departure formalities our team handles for you.
From USD 650 pp
approx LKR 195,000 pp
From USD 1,250 pp
approx LKR 375,000 pp
From USD 2,100 pp
approx LKR 630,000 pp
From USD 3,800 pp
approx LKR 1,140,000 pp
Prices are guide-from rates based on low-season availability and twin share. Final pricing depends on travel dates, room category, resort availability, meal plan, transfer type, taxes, and flight fare at the time of quote. LKR figures are working approximations at 1 USD ≈ 300 LKR; the rate moves so we confirm in writing.
If you’re price-checking before you tell us your dates, this is the broader range we see across the market. The cards above sit at the value end of each bracket; the upper end reflects peak-season dates, top room categories and longer transfers.
| Package type | Typical duration | Guide price pp | LKR guide pp |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local island guesthouse package | 3N / 4D | USD 550 – 950 | LKR 165,000 – 285,000 |
| Mid-range resort package | 3-4N | USD 950 – 1,800 | LKR 285,000 – 540,000 |
| Honeymoon resort package | 4-5N | USD 1,500 – 3,500 | LKR 450,000 – 1,050,000 |
| All-inclusive resort package | 5-6N | USD 2,200 – 4,500 | LKR 660,000 – 1,350,000 |
| Luxury water villa package | 5-7N | USD 3,500+ | LKR 1,050,000+ |
The CMB to MLE route is short and busy. Schedules change by season, but there are usually multiple Colombo to Malé options per day, with the earliest departure out of Colombo around 06:35 and the latest around 20:35. Flight time is roughly 1 hour 30 minutes nonstop on the direct services, covering about 777 kilometres. Sri Lanka is 30 minutes ahead of the Maldives (Sri Lanka GMT+5:30, Maldives GMT+5:00), so a flight that leaves Colombo at 08:00 lands in Malé around 09:00 local time after a 1 hour 30 minute flight.
Direct and connecting options are both available between Colombo and Malé. SriLankan Airlines and FitsAir are the airlines commonly used for nonstop services. Other carriers may appear through codeshares or via Dubai routings depending on date, fare class and booking source. The table below lists the common options and what each one practically means for your booking.
| Airline | Type | Typical RT fare (LKR) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| SriLankan Airlines (UL) | Full service, A320 / A330 | 118,000 – 165,000 | The default. Multiple daily flights. Meal and check-in bag included. |
| FitsAir (8D) | Low cost, ATR / A320 | 75,000 – 110,000 | Budget option. Cabin bag only at base fare. Check baggage rules. |
| flydubai (FZ) | Low cost, 737 | Varies by Dubai routing | Usually via Dubai. Useful if connecting from elsewhere. |
| Emirates (EK) | Full service | Premium tier | Codeshare partners; often routed through Dubai. |
| Saudia, Gulf Air, Chongqing | Mixed | Variable | Add capacity on selected days; check schedules. |
SriLankan Airlines is the workhorse on this route and the safest pick if you want a meal, a checked bag, and predictable timings. Round-trip economy starts around LKR 118,488 (approx USD 395), with peak fares climbing to LKR 165,000 or more for school holidays and December dates.
FitsAir is the bargain. Quoted fares can drop into the LKR 75,000 to 90,000 range round trip if you book early, but check baggage allowance carefully (some fares are cabin-bag only) and factor in the cost of paying for hold luggage at the airport.
Two practical tips. First, book the morning departure when you can: the 06:35 to 08:30 window lands you in Malé before lunch, which leaves time for a daylight seaplane transfer if your resort uses one. Second, build in a buffer night in Colombo or Hulhumalé if your CMB departure is early-morning and your home isn’t near the airport. Negombo hotels near CMB run cheap and save you stress.
If you’d rather have one bill for everything, we can build your Maldives package with the Colombo to Malé return flight bundled in. We book on SriLankan Airlines as the default (full service, hold baggage included), or FitsAir if you want the budget option. The flight goes on the same booking confirmation as the resort and transfer, you pay one combined amount in USD or LKR, and we handle the seat assignment and special meal request.
Flight-included packages typically run USD 260 to 500 per person on top of the land package, depending on dates and airline. We don’t add a margin on the flight; you pay the airline fare, with a small handling fee disclosed on the quote. The advantage isn’t price savings, it’s having a single contact when a flight times out or a transfer needs to shift.
If you’ve already booked your CMB-MLE flight separately, send us your flight numbers and we’ll match the resort, transfer and arrival meet-and-greet to those exact times.
For a full breakdown of routes, baggage policies and monthly fare bands, see our Sri Lanka to Maldives flight guide.
Effective 29 July 2025, Sri Lankan citizens travelling to the Maldives for tourism receive a free 90-day visa on arrival, subject to standard entry requirements. This replaced the previous 30-day window and is one of the longest on-arrival tourist visa allowances any country grants Sri Lankans. The change was announced jointly during President Anura Kumara Dissanayake’s state visit to Malé in July 2025.
You do not apply for the visa in advance. You arrive at Velana International Airport, walk to passport control, and the immigration officer stamps your passport for up to 90 days. There is no fee.
Sri Lankan residents can carry up to USD 10,000 (or equivalent) in foreign currency for personal travel without declaration. The current Central Bank guidance permits up to USD 5,000 per person per travel via documented banking channels. For practical purposes, most travellers settle resort bills with a credit or debit card on the island and carry USD 200 to 500 in cash for tips, sea excursions, and local market purchases. Resorts accept USD, EUR, GBP and major cards; LKR is rarely accepted. If you use a Sri Lankan rupee card, you’ll be charged at the card network’s daily FX rate plus a fee, typically 2 to 3.5%.
The Maldives has 164 resort islands as of 2026, plus a growing list of local-island guesthouses. For Sri Lankan packages, four price tiers cover roughly 90% of bookings. The named resorts below are the ones we use most often, picked for transfer time, food quality, and value.
Before you compare resorts, it helps to understand the bigger split. Maldives accommodation runs on two parallel models, and the right choice depends on budget, drinking habits and what kind of holiday you want. Get this decision wrong and even a “good price” feels off.
| Factor | Resort island (private) | Local island (inhabited) |
|---|---|---|
| Price per night | USD 250 – 1,500+ | USD 80 – 200 |
| Beach | Private, exclusive to guests | Public, plus designated “bikini beach” for swimwear |
| Alcohol | Available, served at bars and restaurants | Not served on the island. Available only at floating bars or boat trips offshore |
| Dress code | None; swimwear anywhere | Modest on public beaches and village areas (cover shoulders and knees) |
| Dining | Resort restaurants only (HB or AI plans) | Local cafes, plus à la carte resort visits |
| Excursions | Resort-operated, USD 60 – 250 pp | Local operators, USD 25 – 80 pp |
| Transfer | Speedboat or seaplane (USD 120 – 700 RT) | Speedboat or public ferry (USD 30 – 100 RT) |
| Green Tax | USD 12 per person per night | USD 6 per person per night (smaller guesthouses) |
| Best for | Honeymoons, water villas, do-nothing beach time | Budget trips, snorkellers, divers, culturally curious |
A typical local-island bikini beach: cheaper than a resort, different rules, very much its own holiday.
Maafushi, Thulusdhoo, Dhigurah, and Hulhumalé all run as inhabited islands where you stay in a small guesthouse rather than a resort. Beaches are public, alcohol is restricted to floating bars or designated “bikini beaches,” and you eat at local cafes. This is the cheapest way to do the Maldives and works well for couples or friends who want the snorkelling without the resort price. Green Tax is USD 6 per person per night at smaller guesthouses (50 rooms or fewer).
Standard 4-star and entry-level 5-star resorts with speedboat transfer, full meal plans, water sports facility, and a house reef. The food is good without being a destination in itself. Honeymooners on a sensible budget and families with younger kids land here most often.
North Malé Atoll. 20-min speedboat. Family-friendly, eight restaurants.
View Kurumba →
Emboodhoo Lagoon. 45-min speedboat. Lively, teen-friendly, music programming.
View Hard Rock →
South Malé Atoll. 25-min speedboat. Polished, couples-led, strong food.
View Velassaru →Top-end 5-star resorts where water villas come into play and the meal plan often includes wines and spirits. Seaplane transfers feature regularly for mid-distance atolls. Honeymooners with a real budget and special-occasion travellers land here.
North Malé Atoll. 20-min speedboat. Polished, smaller scale, strong house reef.
View Grand Park →
South Malé Atoll. 35-min speedboat. Three-island complex, honeymoon-led.
View Anantara →
Dhaalu Atoll. 45-min seaplane. Ultra-luxury, butler service, signature architecture.
View St Regis →Soneva Fushi, Soneva Jani, One&Only Reethi Rah, Velaa, Cheval Blanc, the new Patina, and similar. Seaplane transfers, private butler service, signature culinary programming. Pricing puts these out of reach for most Sri Lankan packages we quote, but they are bookable and we do them. If this is your tier, contact us directly. For a broader directory of properties, see our full Maldives resort list and the wider Maldives vacation guide for context on atolls, marine life, and what to do when you get there.
Your transfer from Velana International Airport to the resort sets the tone for the trip and adds materially to the cost. Three options dominate Sri Lankan packages.
Seaplane on a lagoon: dramatic, daylight-only, and worth matching to your flight arrival window.
| Transfer | Best for | Time | Cost (pp round trip) | Operates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Speedboat | First-timers, late arrivals, families with young kids | 15 to 90 minutes | USD 120 – 280 | Day and night |
| Seaplane | Mid-distance atolls, honeymoons, longer stays | 30 to 50 minutes plus wait | USD 400 – 700 | Daylight only, last flight 16:30 – 17:30 |
| Domestic flight plus speedboat | Far north or south atolls (Gan, Addu, Haa Alifu) | 35 to 70 min flight, 10 to 40 min boat | USD 350 – 550 | Day flights only |
| Hulhumalé taxi | Budget stays, short layovers | 10 to 30 minutes | Lowest, often USD 20 – 60 | All day |
For Sri Lankan travellers, speedboat is the default. The CMB to MLE morning flights line up well with daytime speedboat windows. If your resort is more than 90 minutes by boat (Baa, Lhaviyani, Raa atolls and beyond), seaplane becomes the practical option, but only if you arrive in Malé by 14:30 at the latest. Otherwise you stay overnight in Hulhumalé and seaplane out the next morning.
The package price isn’t the full bill. Here’s a transparent breakdown for a typical 4-night Resort Comfort trip, two travellers sharing.
| Line item | USD (2 pax) | LKR (approx) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Package (4N twin share, HB, speedboat) | 2,500 | 750,000 | From quote, varies by resort |
| Return flights CMB-MLE (SriLankan, economy) | 790 | 237,000 | 2 × LKR 118,488 |
| Maldives Green Tax | 96 | 28,800 | USD 12 × 2 pax × 4 nights |
| TGST 17% (included in resort billing) | Included | Included | Already reflected in package rate |
| Service charge 10% (included in resort billing) | Included | Included | Already reflected in package rate |
| IMUGA Traveller Declaration | 0 | 0 | Free, mandatory |
| Maldives departure tax / airport service charge | Included in ticket | Included in ticket | Built into outbound flight fare |
| Travel insurance (Sri Lankan provider, 7-day cover) | 30 – 60 | 9,000 – 18,000 | Recommended, varies by provider |
| Spending money (excursions, drinks, tips) | 200 – 500 | 60,000 – 150,000 | Resort dependent |
| Total estimate | 3,616 – 3,946 | 1,084,800 – 1,183,800 | Two travellers, 4 nights |
Three charges sit on every resort bill, and resorts add them whether the package was bought in Colombo or direct. As of 2026:
TGST and service charge are typically baked into the published package price. Green Tax is sometimes invoiced separately on check-out, so verify with us at quote stage which is which.
The Maldives weather sits on a different rhythm to Colombo’s, even though the two countries are 90 minutes apart. The southwest monsoon hits the Maldives roughly from May to October (the “wet” season, called Hulhangu), and the dry season runs November to April (Iruvai). Most Sri Lankan travellers go in the dry season, but the shoulder months offer real value.
| Window | Weather | Pricing | Sri Lankan holiday match |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dec – Feb | Peak dry. Calm seas, excellent visibility. | Highest. Premium for late Dec. | Christmas, New Year, school December holidays. |
| Mar – Apr | Hot, dry, excellent for diving. | High but starts easing late April. | Sinhala and Tamil New Year (April), school holidays. |
| May – Jun | Monsoon onset. Mixed days. | Lower. Real value, weather risk. | Vesak Poya (May), Poson Poya (June). |
| Jul – Aug | Wetter, greener. Surfing peak. | Lowest seasonal pricing. | Esala Poya, school holidays. |
| Sep – Oct | Late monsoon. Highest weather risk. | Lowest of the year. | Eid al-Adha (varies), Binara Poya. |
| Nov | Drying out. Excellent shoulder. | Good value before December rush. | Deepavali, school holidays. |
For weekend trips and long-weekend escapes, Vesak Poya, Poson Poya, and Esala Poya all sit in months where the Maldives is technically “low season” but where resort experiences hold up perfectly well on calm days. Pricing in May to September can run 25 to 40% below December and January for the same room.
The standard Sri Lankan honeymoon to the Maldives is 5 to 7 nights at a single resort, mid to top tier, with a water villa for at least part of the stay. Anantara Dhigu, Centara Grand Island, Grand Park Kodhipparu, and Sun Siyam Olhuveli come up most often. Expect USD 3,200 to 5,500 per person on twin share, depending on resort and meal plan, plus flights. Honeymoon perks (sparkling wine, in-villa breakfast, couples spa, sunset cruise) are usually free with 4 to 7 night minimums; we list them when we quote. For a deeper look at honeymoon resort picks, romantic excursions and pricing patterns, see our Maldives honeymoon hub.
Kurumba, Bandos, Adaaran Hudhuranfushi, and Hard Rock are the go-to family resorts for Sri Lankans. They’re close to Malé (15 to 45 minute speedboat), have kids’ clubs, swimmable beaches with shallow lagoons, and run children’s meal options. Most resorts charge 50% for children aged 2 to 11 sharing with parents, and infants under 2 stay free. Plan around school holidays and add 1 to 2 days margin in case of weather-delayed transfers with young kids.
Groups of 6 to 16 (university friends, work teams, multi-family trips) get strong value at island resorts that offer dedicated group rates. We quote on group enquiry rather than retail rates, which typically drops the per-head price by 10 to 18%. Maafushi guesthouses or local-island stays work well for budget groups. Mid-tier resorts with multiple meal venues handle larger group dining better than smaller ones.
Solo travel to the Maldives from Sri Lanka is more common than people assume. Local-island guesthouses (Maafushi, Thulusdhoo, Hulhumalé) work best for solo travellers, with private rooms from USD 60 to 120 per night and easy access to organised snorkelling, diving and surf day-trips. Resort islands charge a single supplement (60 to 100% of the twin-share rate) so they get expensive fast. We can quote either model.
After hundreds of packages booked for Sri Lankan families, here are the things that come up after the fact, the items the resort website and the Colombo agency quote don’t tell you.
Seaplanes don’t run on a schedule the way regular flights do. They batch passengers, then fly. If your CMB-MLE flight lands at 13:00 and the next seaplane to your resort isn’t until 15:30, you wait. Bring a book and a charger for the seaplane lounge.
Half-board sounds like enough until you discover that à la carte lunch and any drinks outside meal times run USD 30 to 70 per head. For 4+ nights, all-inclusive pays off faster than the brochure suggests, especially for couples who like wine with dinner. Run the maths on your actual drinking and snacking pattern before picking the meal plan.
Maafushi is not a “cheap version” of a resort island. It’s an inhabited Muslim island where dress code applies on public beaches, alcohol is restricted to floating bars and bikini beaches, and the experience is more “Maldivian community + day trips” than “infinity pool and butler.” Both are great. They just aren’t substitutes. If you want the typical Instagram Maldives, pay for the resort. If you want a Sri Lankan-friendly cultural-coastal mix at a third of the price, do local islands.
On a resort island, a sunset dolphin cruise runs USD 80 to 150 per person, a half-day snorkel trip USD 60 to 100, and a private sandbank lunch USD 250 to 450. On Maafushi or Hulhumalé, the same excursions through local operators cost a third of that. If you’re a budget-conscious traveller who still wants the bucket-list moments, mix a resort stay with a day or two on a local island.
SriLankan roaming on Dialog or Mobitel covers the Maldives but rates are steep. Pick up an Ooredoo or Dhiraagu tourist SIM at Velana airport for USD 25 to 35 with 10 to 30GB. Resort Wi-Fi is included almost everywhere and is usually good in 2026.
A beer runs USD 8 to 14, a cocktail USD 15 to 25, a glass of wine USD 12 to 30. All-inclusive plans pay off for anyone who drinks more than two drinks a day. Half-board guests typically run a USD 200 to 400 bar tab per couple over 4 nights.
Every package includes an airport meet-and-greet, but some operators in Colombo subcontract to multiple Malé agents and the handoff fails about 5% of the time. We send a WhatsApp greeting message with the exact terminal exit point and our representative’s photo and phone number 24 hours before arrival. If they aren’t there when you walk out, you call us. Direct.
Most quotes for a Maldives tour package from Sri Lanka work like this with us:
For broader options across cruise itineraries, twin-centre holidays, and other multi-country plans, see our Maldives multi-centre holidays hub and the Sri Lanka and Maldives twin-centre packages page if you want to combine the two countries on one trip.
Tell us your dates, your group size and your rough budget. We’ll come back with 2 to 3 named resort options, all-in pricing in USD and LKR, and a Colombo-to-Malé flight strategy. No middleman, no Colombo markup, no pressure.
WhatsApp +960 9927007 Use the enquiry formA 3 to 7 night Maldives tour package from Sri Lanka costs USD 650 to 3,800 per person on twin share, including resort, transfers and meal plan. Round-trip flights from Colombo to Malé add USD 260 to 500 per person. Add Maldives Green Tax of USD 12 per person per night at resorts (USD 6 at smaller guesthouses), plus typical spending money of USD 200 to 500 per person.
No. Since 29 July 2025, Sri Lankan passport holders receive a free 90-day visa on arrival at Velana International Airport. You don’t apply in advance. You only need a valid passport (six months remaining), proof of accommodation and onward travel, and the IMUGA Traveller Declaration completed online within 96 hours of arrival.
The CMB to MLE direct flight is roughly 1 hour 30 minutes, covering about 777 kilometres. Schedules change by season but there are usually multiple Colombo to Malé options per day, with the earliest departure around 06:35 and the latest around 20:35. SriLankan Airlines and FitsAir are the common nonstop carriers; other airlines may appear as connecting routings depending on date and booking source.
The cheapest option is a 3-night local-island guesthouse package on Maafushi, Hulhumalé or Thulusdhoo from around USD 650 per person, plus a FitsAir round-trip from LKR 75,000 to 90,000. Total end-to-end cost for two people runs roughly LKR 280,000 to 380,000 (USD 950 to 1,250) excluding spending money. Local-island stays charge Green Tax at USD 6 per person per night versus USD 12 at resorts.
Yes. A long weekend (Friday flight out, Sunday or Monday flight back) gives you 2 to 3 nights and works well at any resort within 30 minutes of Velana airport. Kurumba, Bandos and Hulhumalé hotels are common picks. Aim for the morning flight out on Friday and an afternoon return; that gives you almost three full days of beach time. Vesak Poya, Poson Poya and other long-weekend Poya holidays make this format popular.
Yes, materially. Resort islands run 4 to 10 times the cost of a comparable Sri Lankan south-coast beach hotel for similar room quality. The premium pays for the private island experience, water villa product, marine biodiversity and the absence of public roads, traffic and crowds. Local-island guesthouses narrow the gap considerably: a Maafushi guesthouse is closer to 1.5 to 2 times a Mirissa or Unawatuna boutique hotel.
Anantara Dhigu, Centara Grand Island, Grand Park Kodhipparu, and Sun Siyam Olhuveli all work well for honeymoon packages from Sri Lanka. They balance honeymoon perks, water villa product, decent dining, and a transfer time (25 to 45 minutes by speedboat) that doesn’t eat a day. Expect USD 3,200 to 5,500 per person for 5 to 7 nights, plus flights. Step-up options include St Regis Vommuli, Soneva Fushi and Cheval Blanc Randheli.
Flights are quoted separately so you can pick the airline and fare that suits your dates. We book CMB-MLE on SriLankan Airlines, FitsAir or others as you prefer, or you book your own flights and we handle the rest. The Maldives visa is free on arrival for Sri Lankans, so there’s nothing to “include” or charge for. Airport transfer in the Maldives is always included in the package price.
Green Tax is a Maldives environmental levy: USD 12 per person per night at resorts and larger establishments, USD 6 per person per night at smaller guesthouses (50 rooms or fewer). It took effect at this rate from 1 January 2025. Children under 2 are exempt. Most package quotes show Green Tax as a separate line item rather than building it into the headline price, so always confirm whether your quote includes it.
For peak periods (mid-December to early January, Sinhala and Tamil New Year week in April, school holidays in August), book 8 to 12 weeks ahead. For shoulder months (May, June, September, November), 3 to 5 weeks is usually fine. Last-minute deals exist 2 to 3 weeks out but resort availability narrows fast and the savings rarely beat the planning headache. Honeymooners should book 10 to 16 weeks ahead for top-tier resorts.
Booking with us, yes (we accept LKR via Sri Lankan bank transfer for the trip cost, settled at the day’s USD rate). On the resort island, no, almost all resorts price and bill in USD or accept major cards. Bring at least USD 200 to 300 in cash for tips, excursions and incidentals. Resorts accept Visa, Mastercard and Amex; some carry a 2 to 3.5% card fee.
Strongly recommended. Sri Lankan providers (Allianz, Janashakthi, Sri Lanka Insurance, Continental, AIA) all offer 7 to 14 day cover for the Maldives from LKR 2,500 to 8,000 per person. Make sure your policy covers water sports if you plan to snorkel, dive or use motorised water sports. Diving above 18 metres usually needs a separate add-on. The Maldives is medically thin outside Malé and an evacuation flight without cover is brutal.
Not on the island itself. Inhabited islands (Maafushi, Thulusdhoo, Hulhumalé, Dhigurah) are governed by Maldivian law, which prohibits alcohol service on local islands. The workaround is a “floating bar” boat anchored offshore in international waters, or a sunset cruise that includes drinks; many guesthouses arrange these. Private resort islands are licensed to serve alcohol freely. If alcohol is part of your holiday, book a resort island rather than a local-island guesthouse.
Yes. A Sri Lanka and Maldives twin-centre tour is a popular format for travellers visiting both countries. You typically spend 4 to 7 nights touring Sri Lanka (Cultural Triangle, Kandy, hill country, optional safari), then fly Colombo to Malé for 3 to 7 nights in the Maldives. Twin-centre packages start from USD 2,450 per person on twin share for 7 nights, scaling to USD 6,200+ for 14-night Grand Tour itineraries. This is different from the page you’re on, which covers Maldives-only packages for travellers already in Sri Lanka. For twin-centre planning, see our Sri Lanka and Maldives twin-centre holidays page.
