Yes, you will need to book your international flight yourself. This is because participants may be traveling from different locations. However, we are happy to assist you with flight selection, as we have experience finding good options. We also set the retreat dates to align with typically affordable flight prices. If you need help, just reach out to us!

No, you don't need to come as a group of 6. The trip will be confirmed once we have at least 6 participants in total. This minimum is essential to secure the best price for the retreat. You’re welcome to join solo, with a friend, or with a larger group.

Yes! I, Zuzana, will be your personal guide for the trip, alongside our local Maldives partner, Areeb. We will take care of you throughout the retreat and ensure you feel comfortable and secure. On the first evening, we will host an information session to explain everything you need to know for the trip. Don’t worry—we’ve got your back every step of the way!

Yes, we strongly recommend having travel insurance and, if you plan to dive, diving insurance as well. Please arrange this with the insurance provider of your choice.

No specific vaccinations are required for traveling to the Maldives. However, we recommend consulting your doctor or a travel clinic to ensure your routine vaccinations are up to date.

Yes, the Maldives is an Islamic country, and the local islands have certain cultural rules. Alcohol is not permitted, and modest clothing is required outside of designated "bikini beaches." Respecting local customs is very important during your stay.

A bikini beach is a designated area on local islands where tourists can wear swimsuits, bikinis, and similar beachwear. Outside these areas, more modest clothing is required.

Yes, visitors are expected to dress modestly on local islands. Women should avoid wearing revealing clothing, and men should avoid going shirtless. Light, airy clothing that covers shoulders and knees is a good choice when outside the bikini beach area.

No, alcohol is not available on local islands due to Islamic laws. However, it is available on private resort islands or certain excursion boats.

No, you don’t need to be a professional. Our goal is to introduce you to the underwater world, teach you about marine life, and help beginners feel confident and comfortable in the water. That said, you should be comfortable with snorkeling and able to swim, as we spend a lot of time in the ocean.

For most nationalities, a tourist visa for the Maldives is not required prior to arrival. You’ll receive a free 30-day visa upon entering the country, provided you have a valid passport, proof of accommodation, and a return flight ticket.

You only need to book your international flight to Velana International Airport (MLE) in Malé. Upon arrival, a member of our team will meet you and guide you to the speedboat transfer to Fulidhoo. While the international flight is not included in the package, the speedboat transfer (round trip) is included. Please ensure your flight arrives in the morning to catch the last speedboat at 16:00. If needed, consider arriving a day early and staying near the airport for convenience. Contact us if you need assistance with planning.

Yes, Wi-Fi is available in the accommodation and should be sufficient for most needs. Alternatively, you can purchase a SIM card at the airport or an eSIM online for additional connectivity.

It’s a good idea to bring some extra cash for optional activities, snacks, souvenirs, or special drinks. You’ll also need to budget for approximately four lunches not included in the package. While credit cards are widely accepted, having cash (USD or Maldivian Rufiyaa) is recommended, just in case. Currency exchange is available at the airport.

Both USD and Maldivian Rufiyaa are accepted on local islands. However, USD is often more convenient, as many prices are quoted in dollars. It’s a good idea to carry a mix of both for flexibility.

We offer double rooms shared by two people. If you prefer a private room, please let us know in advance. A single room comes with an additional cost and is subject to availability.

No problem! Let us know your dietary preferences in advance, and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Here’s what we recommend bringing:

• Light, breathable clothing for both men and women.

• Swimwear for the bikini beach and ocean activities.

• Sandals or flip-flops.

• Snorkeling and diving gear if you have it (mask, snorkel, fins, etc.).

• Waterproof bag for excursions.

• Reef-safe sunscreen and mosquito repellent.

• An underwater camera for capturing memories.

The Maldivian climate in March is warm and tropical, so you won’t need heavy clothing.