Maldives

The Maldives consist of about 1,200 islands spread across 26 atolls, but the entry point is always the same: Malé International Airport, just a few minutes by boat from the capital. From here, the rest of the journey begins. Islands closest to the North and South Malé Atolls can be reached by speedboat transfer; more distant atolls generally require a domestic flight or seaplane, usually arranged by the resort according to the arrival time of the international flight. This is an important detail when planning your trip: seaplanes operate only during daylight hours, so your flight schedule from Italy affects the timing of your final transfer. It is worth coordinating your flight booking with your resort reservation so that your arrival in Malé aligns with the window for domestic connections. The dry season, from December to April, is the most sought-after period for sunshine and calm seas; the summer months remain accessible and often more affordable, with occasional brief showers typical of the tropical climate.

Direct Neos flight to the Maldives: duration and why it is convenient

Must-see in the Maldives

For a long journey like this, choosing the right fare can make a real difference. Relax and Freedom fares include checked baggage with different levels of booking flexibility, while the Promo fare is intended for travelers with fixed dates who want to optimize cost. On long-haul Boeing 787 routes, Premium Class is available and makes a noticeable difference on a nine-hour flight: more legroom, wider seats and dedicated catering. For travelers carrying diving equipment, sports baggage can be checked according to the conditions specified during booking, allowing your gear to travel alongside you. Everything can be managed through neosair.com: flight search, booking, seat selection and baggage details in a single process. Then all that remains is the anticipation: the next time you open your eyes, there is a lagoon outside the window.

Destinations in Maldives