Velana International Airport, Male’ is the nearest international airport to You & Me Maldives.

You & Me Maldives is reachable 45 minutes by seaplane.

You & Me Maldives is one hour ahead of local Maldives time, GMT+6.

We would advise not to swim in front of your lagoon when the sea is very rough as there may be a strong current. However, we do have a main pool.

Since we are surrounded by a rich lagoon, our house-reef can be accessible by a short boat ride. Additionally, exploring the marine life around the island is possible through snorkeling from your villas.

Yes, we have complimentary Wi-Fi access throughout the resort including guest accommodations. Log in details will be briefed at the time of check in by our Island Hosts.

The official languages spoken at You & Me Maldives are Dhivehi and English. However, we have multilingual staff working here as well.

You & Me Maldives is an adult’s only resort allowing guests above 16 years and above. Hence, we do not have any kid’s facilities in the resort.

Due to privacy concerns, You & Me prohibits the operation of unmanned aerial systems or drones. We kindly ask guests to refrain from flying drones anywhere on the island. For drone shootings please contact Guest Relations. Photography is allowed for personal use.

We do have a clinic on the island along with an inhouse doctor and a nurse.

The Maldives is a group of 1200 coral islands that are located in the Indian Ocean to the South and South-West of India and Sri Lanka, respectively. It is about 4 hours flying time from Singapore on the east and 5 hours flying time from the gulf on the west.

The best way to travel to the Maldives is by Air Travel. A number of flights both scheduled and charter operate to the Maldives.

No, you do not need a Visa prior to entering the Maldives. All travelers are given a 30-day Visa upon arrival. To receive this, each traveler must present a passport (valid for at least 6 months), and a valid return air ticket to a destination where the passenger has permission to enter together with any visa required for that destination.

Being located on the equator, the Maldives has a hot tropical climate, with plenty of sunshine and a high level of humidity. Temperatures range from 24°C to 30°C. The country encounters two monsoons: the northeast monsoon starts from November to April, bringing dry and sunny conditions, whereas the southwest monsoon starts from May to October, marking the rainy season. Despite the monsoon, it's noteworthy that the Maldives can still enjoy a substantial number of sunny days even during the traditionally rainy period.

The Maldives Islands are lovely all year round but peak season tends to be during November to April when there are clear skies and it is dry. The visibility for diving is also high during this period. However, for surfers it is the opposite, since the south west monsoon brings in the best waves, with the largest waves occurring in July and August.