Flights to Maldives

Dreaming of turquoise lagoons, white-sand beaches, and unforgettable island escapes? Book flights to the Maldives with flynas and discover one of the world’s most distinctive tropical destinations.

Whether you are planning a relaxing beach holiday, a romantic getaway, a family trip, or an adventure filled with diving and water activities, the Maldives offers an experience for every type of traveller.

flynas flights to the Maldives arrive at Velana International Airport (MLE), the country’s main international gateway and a convenient starting point for journeys to Malé and islands across the Maldives.

From the airport, travellers can continue to their resort or island using speedboats, domestic flights, seaplanes, ferries, or transfers arranged by their accommodation, depending on the destination.

Book your flight to the Maldives with flynas and start planning your island escape.

Flying to the Maldives with flynas

Enjoy a comfortable travel experience with flynas, with a range of services that allow you to customise your journey according to your booking class, availability, and travel needs.

Food & drinks

Passengers can choose from a selection of meals, snacks, and beverages available during the flight, depending on the services offered and booking class.

Baggage options

Choose the baggage allowance that suits your travel needs when booking. Additional baggage can also be added through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to availability and applicable conditions.

Seat selection

You can select your preferred seat before travelling through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to availability and applicable conditions.

Travelling with animals

If you are planning to travel with an animal, please review the applicable requirements and conditions before your flight. For more information, visit the Transportation of Live Animals page.

Accessibility & assistance

If you require additional assistance due to reduced mobility or other special requirements, you can review the available services and request appropriate support before travelling through our Special Services page.

Arriving in the Maldives

Velana International Airport (MLE) is the main international airport serving the Maldives. After arriving, the next stage of your journey will depend on the island, resort, or accommodation you are visiting.

Many resorts and guesthouses can assist with arranging transfers from the airport. It is recommended to confirm your transfer arrangements with your accommodation before travelling.

Places to visit in the Maldives

The Maldives is made up of islands and atolls offering different experiences, from the streets of Malé to beaches, reefs, local communities, and resort destinations.

• Malé: Explore the capital and discover local markets, mosques, shops, cafés, and everyday Maldivian city life.
• Maafushi: One of the best-known local islands, offering guesthouses, beaches, excursions, and water activities.
• Thulusdhoo: Discover a local island known for its relaxed atmosphere and access to ocean activities.
• Dhigurah: Explore a long, narrow island surrounded by tropical waters and beaches.
• Coral reefs: Discover marine environments across the Maldives through diving and snorkelling excursions.
• Sandbanks: Visit stretches of white sand surrounded by the Indian Ocean as part of organised excursions available from many islands.

Maldivian food to try

Maldivian cuisine reflects the country’s island geography and regional influences, with fish, coconut, rice, and spices featuring prominently in many traditional dishes.

Popular Maldivian dishes

• Mas Huni: A traditional dish commonly prepared with tuna, coconut, onion, and chilli and often served with flatbread.
• Garudhiya: A traditional fish broth commonly served with rice and accompaniments.
• Bis Keemiya: A savoury pastry-style snack with a seasoned filling.
• Gulha: Small savoury snacks traditionally prepared with a fish-based filling.
• Fihunu Mas: Seasoned grilled fish, reflecting the importance of seafood in Maldivian cuisine.
• Saagu Bondibai: A traditional sweet dish prepared using sago.

Where to eat

Dining options vary across Malé, inhabited islands, guesthouses, and resorts. Travellers interested in local cuisine can explore restaurants and cafés serving traditional Maldivian dishes alongside regional and international options.

Maldives travel tips

• Plan your island transfer: Confirm how you will travel from the airport to your resort or accommodation before departure.
• Check baggage conditions: Additional domestic flights or seaplane transfers may have their own baggage requirements.
• Pack for the climate: Lightweight clothing, sun protection, and suitable footwear can be useful for an island holiday.
• Respect local customs: The Maldives has its own cultural and social customs, particularly on inhabited local islands.
• Check entry requirements: Visa and entry requirements can depend on nationality and travel circumstances. Check the latest requirements from the relevant official authorities before travelling.