Maldives Tour Packages from Bangalore Starting @ ₹55,000

Quick answer: Maldives tour packages from Bangalore start at about Rs 55,000 per person for 3 nights on a local-island plan and go up to Rs 1,80,000 and above per person for a 6 nights, 7 days overwater villa week. All our packages are land-only (no airfare) and cover private speedboat transfers, stays, daily meals (BB, HB or FB), and sightseeing run by our local Maldives team. IndiGo flies the only nonstop from Bengaluru to Male in about 2 hours 45 minutes, and our team is happy to help you book that flight on request.

Overview: Bangalore to Maldives Tour Packages

Maldives tour packages from Bangalore start at around Rs 55,000 per person for 3 nights, 4 days and go up to about Rs 1,80,000 and above per person for 6 nights, 7 days. Budget stays on local islands like Himmafushi or Felidhoo sit at the lower end; overwater villas in North Male or Baa Atoll sit at the top.

Bengaluru has one big advantage over most Indian cities: a daily nonstop to Male. IndiGo’s 6E1127 leaves Kempegowda International around 12:50 pm and lands in about 2 hours 45 minutes, so a Maldives long weekend really does work for Bangalore’s tech and startup crowd.

Every package we quote is land-only, so no flight ticket is bundled in. The price covers your speedboat transfer from Velana International Airport, accommodation, meals (BB, HB or FB) and sightseeing run by our local team. Want us to book your Bengaluru to Male flight too? Just ask and we will sort it alongside the package.

Maldives Package Cost from Bangalore: Price and Duration at a Glance

Here is a quick, indicative look at what different Maldives trips from Bangalore cost per person on a twin-sharing, land-only basis.

Prices are indicative and may fluctuate with season, demand, resort availability and currency movement. Rates run higher over the peak stretch (December to April, and the Christmas to New Year window), so book early to lock the better deals.

To get a firm quote, call us on +91 98100 66496 or +91 98110 66496, or write to info@maldivestourism.org. Share your dates, group size and budget and our Maldives team will build a plan around them.

Maldives Quick Facts for Bangalore Travellers

• Capital: Male
• Airport: Velana International Airport (MLE), Hulhule island
• Visa for Indian travellers: Free visa on arrival, 30 days
• Visa for foreign travellers: Free visa on arrival, 30 days for most nationalities
• Currency: Maldivian Rufiyaa (MVR); US dollars widely accepted
• Time zone: GMT +5 (30 minutes behind IST)
• Languages spoken: Dhivehi (official); English widely understood
• Climate type: Tropical monsoon
• Temperature: Ranges from 25 C to 32 C year-round
• Humidity: High, around 75% to 85%
• Best time to visit: November to April (dry season)
• Total islands: About 1,190 coral islands
• Inhabited islands: Around 187
• Natural atolls: 26
• Green tax: USD 6 per night (guesthouse), USD 12 (resort)
• Tourism GST (TGST): 17% on tourism goods and services
• Nonstop flight from Bengaluru: About 2 hours 45 minutes (IndiGo)
• Alcohol: Served on resort islands and liveaboards only, not local islands
• Tap water: Not for drinking; bottled or desalinated water used
• Power sockets: Type D and G, 230V
• Dress code: Modest on local islands; swimwear at bikini beaches
• Emergency numbers: 119 police, 102 ambulance

How Many Days Are Ideal for a Maldives Trip from Bangalore?

Three to four nights is the sweet spot for a first Maldives trip from Bangalore, mostly because the nonstop flight is short and you lose almost no time in transit. With a longer break, five to seven nights lets you split your stay between a local island and a resort.

3 to 4 nights

Best for a long weekend or a quick reset. With a mid-afternoon landing on the nonstop, you effectively get three full beach days on a 3-night trip. Stick to a speedboat resort or a local island close to Male so you are not burning daylight on transfers.

5 to 6 nights

The most balanced choice. You can do two or three nights on a lively local island such as Himmafushi for surfing and snorkelling, then move to a resort for the quiet overwater half. This split gives you both the culture and the postcard without rushing.

7 nights or more

Right for honeymooners, scuba enthusiasts and anyone reaching a far atoll like Vaavu or South Ari. A week absorbs the cost of a longer transfer, opens up whale shark and manta trips, and leaves room for a full rest day. Beyond seven nights, most Bangalore travellers prefer to add a second atoll rather than sit in one place.

One thing Bengaluru travellers should weigh: the daily nonstop lands around 3:05 pm Male time. If your resort needs a seaplane, that arrival is late for a same-day flight, so on shorter trips pick a speedboat property to avoid losing a night in Hulhumale.

Why Visit the Maldives from Bangalore?

The Maldives is 1,190 low coral islands scattered across the Indian Ocean, and the pull is simple: warm, clear water and reefs that start a few steps from your room. From Bangalore it is the closest place where you can wake up over a lagoon that glows turquoise in the morning and deep blue by afternoon.

The sensory shift is quick. Salt on the breeze, the low hum of a speedboat, the squeak of soft white sand underfoot. Slip on a mask and the reef is right there: parrotfish grazing, a turtle drifting past, small blacktip sharks patrolling the shallows at dusk.

Above water it is unhurried. Meals of grilled reef fish and coconut curry, hammocks strung over the shallows, and nights so dark the stars crowd the sky. On the local islands you also get real Maldivian life, football on the beach at sunset and short eats at the corner cafe.

For a Bangalore traveller used to traffic and screens, the appeal is the sheer quiet. No horns, no rush, just tide charts and reef time. That contrast is what keeps people coming back.

Best Time to Visit the Maldives from Bangalore

The best time to visit the Maldives from Bangalore is November to April, the dry season, when skies are clear and the sea is calm. May to October is wetter but cheaper, and the two shoulder months bridge the difference.

For perfect weather (November to April)

• Dry, sunny days with calm lagoons and excellent underwater visibility.
• Peak snorkelling and scuba season; manta and reef sightings are reliable.
• Highest prices, especially mid-December to early January; book six to eight weeks ahead.

For best deals and low crowds (May to October)

• Room and package rates drop, sometimes 30% to 40% below peak.
• Short, heavy showers pass quickly; you still get plenty of sun between them.
• This is the surf season for North Male breaks, so surfers actually prefer it.

For shoulder season (May and November)

• A balance of decent weather and softer prices before and after the rush.
• Whale shark and manta activity in South Ari stays strong through much of this window.
• Good time for honeymooners who want fewer crowds without full monsoon risk.

The trade-off is straightforward: peak season buys reliable sunshine at a premium, while the green season buys value and empty beaches at the cost of some rain. For a short trip you may want the weather certainty of the dry months; for a longer, budget-led stay, the green season stretches your money further.

Travel Tips for Bangalore Travellers

• The daily IndiGo nonstop (6E1127) leaves Bengaluru around 12:50 pm and lands in Male about 3:05 pm local time. Seaplanes fly in daylight only and usually close boarding by around 4 pm, so a same-day seaplane can be tight. Choose a speedboat resort or plan one night in Hulhumale.
• Bengaluru’s long-weekend rush is real. Transfers and seaplanes fill fast around Diwali, Karnataka Rajyotsava, the year-end break and Ugadi. Confirm flights and resort transfers together, six to eight weeks out.
• Carry a few hundred US dollars in small notes for local islands like Himmafushi and Felidhoo. Cards work at resorts, but not every guesthouse cafe has a machine.
• Kempegowda International (Terminal 2) is about 40 km from the city. Allow 90 minutes of road time from Koramangala, Indiranagar or Whitefield in evening traffic, and reach four hours before an international departure.
• Your passport needs at least six months validity and one blank page. Keep a printed IMUGA QR code and your hotel confirmation handy; immigration occasionally asks to see both.
• Skip the pushy add-ons. On busy local islands like Maafushi, touts sell overpriced sunset photo cruises and turtle trips at a heavy markup. Book excursions through your guesthouse or our team and you pay far less for the same boat. A half-day of Male city sightseeing is also skippable for most; the reefs are the point.
• Respect local island norms. The Maldives is a Muslim country, so on inhabited local islands dress modestly away from the tagged bikini beach, keep swimwear to that strip, and expect shops and cafes to pause briefly around Friday prayers. Alcohol is served only on resort islands and liveaboards, never on local islands.

How to Reach the Maldives from Bangalore

Flights are the only way to reach the Maldives from Bangalore. There is no rail or road link, so every route ends with a landing at Velana International Airport (MLE) near Male, followed by a boat or seaplane to your island.

Flights from Bengaluru Airport (BLR) to Male (MLE)

• IndiGo operates the only nonstop, flight 6E1127, in about 2 hours 45 minutes, daily.
• One-stop options route via Mumbai, Chennai, Cochin or Colombo on IndiGo and SriLankan Airlines, taking roughly 6 to 12 hours depending on the layover.
• Indicative return fares run about Rs 18,000 to 35,000 in economy, climbing higher over peak dates (to confirm at time of booking).

Timing details that matter

• The nonstop lands around 3:05 pm Male time.
• If your resort needs a seaplane, that arrival is late; seaplanes run in daylight only and usually stop boarding by around 4 pm.
• Land after about 2:30 pm and a distant seaplane resort will often shift your transfer to the next morning, which means a paid night near the airport in Hulhumale.
• Speedboat resorts in North and South Male atolls run transfers day and night, so a mid-afternoon landing is no problem for them.

Peak season planning

• December to April and all long weekends sell out early; book flight seats and transfers together, and for a seaplane resort prefer a morning connection or add a Hulhumale night rather than gambling on a tight same-day transfer.

Transfer from airport to your resort or villa by speedboat

• Nearby resorts and guesthouses: 15 to 90 minutes by private or shared speedboat.
• Indicative speedboat cost: about USD 100 to 250 per person return, depending on distance (to confirm).
• Far atolls (Baa, South Ari) may need a seaplane at around USD 350 to 600 per person return, daylight only (to confirm).

Maldives Visa on Arrival: How to Navigate It

Indian passport holders get a free 30-day visa on arrival in the Maldives. There is no fee and no advance e-visa to apply for; the stamp is issued at Velana International Airport once you land, provided you have a valid passport, a confirmed hotel booking and a return ticket.

The one online step that trips people up is the IMUGA Traveller Declaration. Every visitor must fill it out.

• Complete the IMUGA declaration online within 96 hours before your departure from Bangalore, and again before you fly home.
• Save the QR code it generates; you will show it at immigration on arrival and departure.
• Keep your passport valid for at least six months with one free page.

On money, you do not need Maldivian Rufiyaa as a tourist. Resorts, most guesthouses and excursions price everything in US dollars, and cards are accepted at resorts.

• A zero-markup forex card (the kind offered by Niyo, Fi or Scapia) avoids the 3% to 3.5% markup that regular Indian debit and credit cards add on overseas swipes.
• Carry some small US dollar notes for tips, local cafes and island shops where cards are not taken. Skip changing money into Rufiyaa; you will rarely need it as a tourist.

Popular Places to Visit in the Maldives for Bangalore Travellers

These seven spots suit Bangalore travellers who want a mix of easy access, real reefs and local island life without the highest resort price tags.

• Himmafushi (North Male Atoll): A 20-minute speedboat from the airport, known for the Jailbreaks surf break and a long house reef. Great first stop for a short trip.
• Huraa (North Male Atoll): A quiet local island with a calm lagoon and a gentle beginner snorkel reef, good for families easing in.
• Felidhoo (Vaavu Atoll): The base for Fotteyo Kandu, one of the country’s best channel reefs, with grey reef sharks and eagle rays.
• Keyodhoo (Vaavu Atoll): Famous for its jetty at night, where nurse sharks and mantas gather under the lights for an easy shore-side spectacle.
• Omadhoo (South Ari Atoll): A local island with a resident turtle house reef and quick access to the whale shark corridor.
• Fenfushi (South Ari Atoll): Home to an old coral-stone mosque and craftwork, near the same whale shark waters, for travellers who like some heritage with their beach.
• Hanimaadhoo (Haa Dhaalu, far north): Reached by a short domestic flight, this uncrowded northern island rewards those who want reefs with almost no other tourists around.

Best Things to Do in the Maldives

Beyond lounging, the Maldives is an active place. Here are the experiences Bangalore travellers ask us for most, and the ones we think are worth your time.

• Snorkel the channels of Vaavu Atoll. Drift over Fotteyo Kandu and you will share the water with grey reef sharks, eagle rays and schooling fusiliers. Go with a guide who reads the current.
• Join a night reef safari off Keyodhoo. After dark, nurse sharks and mantas glide into the jetty lights; you watch from the shallows or the boat, no certification needed.
• Ride the Whale Submarine in Male. This real passenger submarine takes you down to a reef and an old wreck well below the surface, so non-swimmers and older travellers see the underwater world without getting wet.
• Learn to surf the North Male breaks. Jailbreaks off Himmafushi and the reef waves near Thulusdhoo peak from May to October, with schools that take total beginners.
• Spend an evening on a spinner dolphin cruise. Pods of hundreds run alongside the boat at sunset; it is the easiest wildlife win of the trip.
• Try a house-reef scuba session or freediving course. Most resorts and many guesthouses run a supervised first session in the shallows before you go deeper.
• Sit down to a Maldivian cooking evening on a local island. Learn to make mas huni and a proper tuna curry, then eat it on the beach as the light goes.

One honest warning before you book. An overwater villa photographs beautifully, but many sit over deep water with no reef underneath, so you swim in a pool, not on a house reef. If you actually want to snorkel from your own steps, ask us for a beach villa on a live house reef instead. We flag this a lot, because the postcard room and the good-swim room are often not the same room.

Best 6 Nights 7 Days Maldives Itinerary from Bangalore

This day-wise plan pairs the reef-rich Vaavu Atoll with a North Male resort finish, built around the daily Bangalore nonstop. It is a template; our team will adjust islands and pace to your budget and dates.

• Day 1, Hulhumale / North Male: Land in Male around 3:05 pm and take a short speedboat to Hulhumale or a nearby island. Sunset walk, an easy dinner, and settle in.
• Day 2, Himmafushi: Move to Himmafushi for a morning house-reef snorkel, an afternoon surf lesson at Jailbreaks, and a local cafe dinner.
• Day 3, Felidhoo (Vaavu Atoll): Speedboat transfer down to Vaavu Atoll. Afternoon check-in, then a sandbank drop-off and a swim.
• Day 4, Felidhoo and Keyodhoo: Morning channel snorkel at Fotteyo Kandu, then an evening night reef safari off the Keyodhoo jetty.
• Day 5, South Ari (Omadhoo): Full-day trip toward South Ari for whale shark and manta snorkelling, with a turtle house-reef stop on the way.
• Day 6, North Male resort: Transfer to a North Male resort for the overwater half: spa, a lagoon swim, and a relaxed Full Board dinner.
• Day 7, Departure: A slow morning, late checkout if possible, then a speedboat to the airport for your flight back to Bangalore.

Maldives Tour Packages with Airfare

Our Maldives tour packages from Bangalore do not include airfare. They are land-based packages, so the price covers your transfers, stay, meals and sightseeing, but not the flight ticket between Bengaluru and Male.

That said, we do not leave you to sort flights alone. Tell us your dates and our team will check the IndiGo nonstop and one-stop options, hold seats and book them for you on request. You get one point of contact for the whole trip, flight included, even though the ticket is billed separately.

Maldives Tour Packages without Airfare

A Maldives tour package without airfare is exactly what it sounds like: everything on the ground is arranged and priced for you, while you hold your own flight ticket. From the moment you land at Velana International Airport, the transfer, stay, meals and excursions are handled by our local team.

Bangalore travellers often prefer this style for a good reason. With a daily nonstop and frequent fare sales from BLR, many people already have miles, a co-brand card offer or a cheaper seat than any bundled quote. Keeping the flight separate lets you grab that deal, choose your own seat and timing, and still hand the messy island logistics to people who live there. It usually works out cheaper and far more flexible than a fixed fly-and-stay bundle.

Inclusions and Exclusions

Inclusions

• Airport pickup and drop by speedboat
• Welcome drink on arrival
• Accommodation as per the chosen package
• Meals on a BB, HB or FB plan as per itinerary
• Multilingual guide with professional sightseeing assistance
• All must-see spots listed in the itinerary

Exclusions

• Airfare and entry fees at sightseeing places
• Any meals beyond those listed in the inclusions
• Personal expenses such as portage, tips, laundry and phone calls
• Optional activities and add-ons noted in the itinerary
• Anything not specifically listed under inclusions

Customising Your Maldives Itinerary: Is It Possible?

Yes, every itinerary is fully customisable. Swap a local island for a resort, add scuba sessions, extend a night, or build a route around a honeymoon or a family trip. Tell us what you want and we will reshape the plan and the price. Reach our Maldives team on call or WhatsApp at +91 98100 66496, or email info@maldivestourism.org, and we will turn it around quickly.

Where to Eat in the Maldives

Food ranges from two-dollar short eats to resort fine dining. Here is a spread of options with rough per-meal costs so you can plan.

• Local island cafes (hotaa) on Himmafushi or Felidhoo: tuna curry, mas huni and roshi, about USD 4 to 8 per meal.
• Symphony and other cafes in Male: burgers, wraps and fresh juices, about USD 8 to 15 per meal.
• Beachfront seafood grills on Maafushi or Rasdhoo bikini beach: grilled reef fish and lobster, about USD 15 to 30 per meal.
• Male short eats stalls: hedhikaa like bajiya and gulha, about USD 1 to 3 for a quick snack.
• Vaavu guesthouse dinners: whole reef fish barbecue with rice and salad, about USD 10 to 18 per meal.
• Resort a la carte dinner (beyond your meal plan): about USD 40 to 90 per person (to confirm).

What Are HB, BB and FB in a Maldives Tour Package?

HB, BB and FB describe how many meals your package covers each day. Picking the right one depends on whether you plan to explore local cafes or stay put on a remote resort.

• BB (Bed and Breakfast): room plus breakfast only. Lunch and dinner are on you, which suits local-island stays where you want to try different cafes.
• HB (Half Board): breakfast and dinner included, lunch left free for an excursion or a beach cafe. This is the most common resort choice.
• FB (Full Board): all three meals included. Best for far-flung resorts with no nearby cafes, so you are never stuck for a meal.

Types of Maldives Tour Packages from Bangalore

We build Maldives packages from Bangalore around who you are travelling with and what you want out of the trip. Each type below is a starting point that our team tailors to your dates and budget.

Maldives Family Tour Packages from Bangalore

Family trips lean on calm-lagoon islands like Huraa and Hanimaadhoo where kids can wade and snorkel safely. We arrange interconnecting rooms, a gentle boat schedule that respects nap times, and reef walks over water attractions with strong currents. Half Board keeps mealtimes easy, and the short nonstop from Bengaluru means less fuss with tired children on arrival day.

Maldives Honeymoon Tour Packages from Bangalore

Book this for a slow, private week for two. Honeymoon plans centre on an overwater villa in North Male or Baa Atoll, with a private sandbank dinner and a spa evening built in. We pace it slow: late breakfasts, a spinner dolphin cruise at sunset, and a quiet reef to yourselves. Couples on the daily nonstop from Bengaluru often add a Vaavu night for the reef sharks before the villa half.

Maldives Solo Tour Packages from Bangalore

Solo travellers get the most from social local islands like Himmafushi, where surf schools and guesthouse dinners make it easy to meet people. We keep costs down with Bed and Breakfast stays and shared excursions, and cluster your nights near Male so a lone traveller is never far from a flight home. It is a safe, friendly way to see the reefs without a big group budget.

Maldives Budget Tour Packages from Bangalore

Budget packages skip the resort premium and put you on local islands with clean guesthouses, bikini beaches and USD 4 cafe meals. Speedboat transfers keep costs lower than seaplanes, and travelling in the green season (May to October) can trim 30% to 40% off the bill. From Bengaluru, a 3-night budget plan starts around Rs 55,000 per person, land only.

Maldives Adventure Tour Packages from Bangalore

Built for people who cannot sit still. These trips run on Vaavu Atoll’s channels, night reef safaris and North Male’s surf. Expect back-to-back snorkelling, a first scuba session on the house reef, sunset handline fishing and a sandbank camp night. We match islands to the season, sending surfers over in May to October and reef-lovers in the calm dry months.

Maldives Student Tour Packages from Bangalore

Student groups from Bengaluru’s colleges get shared dorm-style guesthouse rooms, group speedboat transfers and a packed activity list that stays affordable. Think snorkelling, a dolphin cruise and a cultural island walk, all on a Bed and Breakfast plan. Book in the green season and travel midweek for the lowest per-head cost.

Maldives Luxury Tour Packages from Bangalore

This is the top of the range. Think overwater villas with private pools, seaplane transfers timed to a morning arrival, and Full Board dining with a personal butler on the top resorts. We arrange a private sandbank dinner, a spa journey and premium scuba excursions. For Bengaluru travellers, we plan the flight to land early enough to make a same-day seaplane comfortable.

Maldives Senior Citizen Tour Packages from Bangalore

Trips for older travellers avoid long, bumpy boat rides in favour of short speedboat hops to calm resorts. We keep walking distances short, favour ground-floor or beach villas, and add a Whale Submarine ride so non-swimmers still see the reef. The direct Bengaluru flight and a gentle daily pace make this an easy trip for grandparents.

Maldives Group Tour Packages from Bangalore

Group packages for friends, corporates or extended families get whole-guesthouse or multi-villa bookings, a private speedboat and a shared excursion calendar. We handle group meal plans, split billing and a mix of activity levels so everyone is looked after. Larger groups from Bangalore often earn better per-head rates, which we pass on in the quote.

Payment and Cancellation Policy

Bookings are confirmed with an advance deposit, and the balance is due before travel. Please note a few key terms so there are no surprises.

• A deposit confirms your package; the remaining balance is payable before your departure date.
• Card payments carry a processing fee of about 3%; bank transfers avoid it.
• Cancel 45 days or more before travel and you get a refund minus a 10% service fee.
• Cancellations inside 45 days of travel are non-refundable, as resorts hold rooms against your booking.
• One free date change is allowed if you give at least 60 days notice, subject to resort availability.

Full terms are shared with your quote. If your plans are uncertain, tell us early and we will flag the most flexible resorts.

Why Plan Your Maldives Tour from Bangalore with Maldivestourism.org?

Maldivestourism.org is a local, Maldives-based travel team, not a reseller working off a screen in another country. We live with the tides, know which channel is snorkelling well this week, and have direct relationships with guesthouses and resorts across the atolls. That on-ground knowledge is what turns a good Maldives trip from Bangalore into a smooth one.

• Local expertise: real, current knowledge of islands, reefs, transfers, weather and seasons, not a generic template.
• Honest, land-only pricing: clear packages with no hidden airfare markup, and help booking your Bengaluru flight on request.
• Right-fit matching: we steer you to the island and transfer type that suit your dates, budget and travel style.
• Timing know-how: we plan around the daily nonstop and the seaplane daylight window so you never lose a night to a missed transfer.
• One team, start to finish: transfers, stays, meals and excursions handled by the same people who answer your calls.

Ready to plan? Call or WhatsApp +91 98100 66496 or +91 98110 66496, or email info@maldivestourism.org, and we will build your Maldives trip from Bangalore around exactly what you want.

Maldives Tour Packages from Bangalore: FAQs

How much does a Maldives package from Bangalore cost?

A Maldives tour package from Bangalore starts at about Rs 55,000 per person for 3 nights on a local-island plan, land only. Mid-range resort trips run Rs 1,10,000 to 1,50,000 per person, and an overwater villa week starts from Rs 1,80,000 per person. Prices exclude airfare and vary with season and demand.

Is airfare included in your Maldives packages from Bangalore?

No, our packages are land-only and do not include the Bangalore to Male flight. The price covers speedboat transfers, stay, meals and sightseeing. Our team is happy to book your IndiGo nonstop or a connecting flight on request, billed separately.

What is your cancellation and refund policy?

Cancel 45 days or more before travel and you receive a refund minus a 10% service fee. Cancellations within 45 days are non-refundable because resorts hold your rooms. One free date change is allowed with at least 60 days notice, subject to availability.

How long is the flight from Bangalore to the Maldives?

IndiGo flies the only nonstop from Bengaluru (BLR) to Male (MLE) in about 2 hours 45 minutes, daily. One-stop routes via Mumbai, Chennai or Colombo take roughly 6 to 12 hours. The nonstop lands around 3:05 pm Male time.

Do Indians need a visa for the Maldives?

No advance visa is needed. Indian passport holders get a free 30-day visa on arrival at Velana International Airport, with a valid passport, a confirmed hotel booking and a return ticket. You must complete the online IMUGA declaration within 96 hours before departure.

Which is better for a Bangalore traveller, a local island or a resort?

For a short first trip, a speedboat-accessible local island like Himmafushi is cheaper and lands you on a reef within the hour. Resorts suit honeymooners wanting overwater villas and privacy. Many travellers do both, which our team can arrange.

When is the cheapest time to visit the Maldives from Bangalore?

May to October, the green season, is cheapest, with package rates often 30% to 40% below peak. Expect short showers and good surf. December to April is pricier but drier.

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