The Maldives is the dreamt destination for Surfers looking to relax in style in a tropical environment.

Surfing is the fastest growing water sport in the Maldives with several surf breaks that are documented and well-known to both local and international surfing enthusiasts. The most popular surf even in the Maldives is the annual O’Neill Deep Blue contest which has placed Maldives firmly in the world’s surf map.

Maldives surf Holidays:best time to surf in Maldives
The best waves can be experienced from March to October, with the biggest swells likely to occur in June/July/August. The surf throughout the Maldives generally ranges in size from 4-8 feet, however bigger days have been experienced. A great variety of reef breaks exist ranging in intensity from quite mellow and enjoyable shreddable walls to gnarlier hollow sucking dry pits. There is something for everyone when you surf the Maldives, and although crowded it is possible to get away from it all and enjoy some of the warmest most pristine water you will ever experience. It is a tropical island paradise and you will have no complaints taking your non surfing partner for a couple of weeks here.
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Maldives Surf Holidays:Destinations
There are principally two major Maldives surfing areas – North Male Atoll (season: April-October) and the Outer Atolls (season – February-April).

Maldives Surfing Destinations:How to Reach
If you want to surf in the best spots in Male’ atoll, you will have to book a reservation on a live aboard. When you are having a Maldives surf holiday in a liveaboard surfing cruise, you can wake up to the perfect sunrise waves, enjoy a hearty breakfast, and dip into the waters to surf extravagantly, devour exquisite lunch dishes and then again enjoy one of the best fishing in the world.

Maldives Surf Holidays:Maldives Best Surf breaks

Cokes – situated at Thulusdhoo in the eastern reef of North Male Atoll.
Chickens – also known as Kuda Vilingili, it is situated in the eastern reef of North Male Atoll
Honky’s – also known as Thanburudhoo, it is situated in the eastern reef of North Male Atoll
Lohi’s – situated at Lohifushi Island, located at eastern reef of North Male Atoll
Guru’s – this famous surfing point is situated at southern tip of North Male atoll.
Natives – situated at Kandooma, in eastern reef of North Male atoll
Kate’s – situated at Boduhuraa near Palm Tree Island, it is located at eastern reef of South Male Atoll
Riptides – situated in Guraidhoo, it is located at the eastern reef of South Male Atoll
Sultans – located at Kanu Huraa, it is situated at eastern reef of North Male Atoll
Tomb Stones – located at Thamburudhoo, this surfing spot is adjacent to Sultans, in eastern reef of North Male Atoll.
Piddlies/Ninjas – situated in Kanifinolhu Island, it is on the eastern reef of North Male Atoll.
Quarters – known as Gulhigaathuhuraa, in the uninhabited island attached to Palm Island Resort
Male Island Point – located in Furana Fushi Island in the eastern reef of North Male Atoll
Twin Peaks – situated at Miyaru Faru near the island of Gulhi in eastern reef of south Male Atoll

The North Male Atoll contains more Maldives surfing breaks, so it can be accessed through the liveaboards and surf charter cruise.