The low season in the Maldives usually runs from May to October, which coincides with the rainy season. At this stage, due to the influence of the monsoon climate, the Maldives has increased rainfall, the weather is relatively hot, and thundershowers and torrential rains may occur, which to some extent affects the experience of tourists in marine activities such as snorkeling, diving and other activities. However, the rainy season in the Maldives is not weather-beaten, often dominated by short, intense showers, after which the skies clear up quickly.
In addition, during the off-season, hotels and resorts tend to offer a range of promotions and discounts** to attract tourists, making travel relatively inexpensive, making it a cost-effective option for those on a budget or who prefer to enjoy a peaceful holiday away from the crowds. However, it should be noted that the rainy season is windy and rough, which may affect the normal operation of transportation such as seaplanes or speedboats, so you need to be prepared for your travel plan.
To sum up, although May to October is the traditional off-season for tourism in the Maldives, there are still some tourists who choose to visit the Maldives during this time to experience the unique charm that is different from the peak season, given the advantages and relatively quiet environment.