Maldives Photography Collection – Final Gallery Part 3

Welcome to the final part of our Maldives photography collection. This third and last gallery gathers some of our most atmospheric and artistic photos, the kind that go beyond documentation and become emotion. Think : golden-hour silhouettes, reflections in crystal-clear lagoons, and deserted islands lost in the Indian Ocean.

As with every chapter of this gallery, each photo featured here was personally captured during our numerous journeys across the Maldives — from the northernmost atolls to the untouched southern islands. This final series reveals more raw corners of the archipelago, more resorts and dreamy experiences.

This collection marks the culmination of over a decade of exploring and photographing the islands. Whether drifting above coral-ringed lagoons, stepping onto sandbanks that vanish with the tide, or observing quiet moments in remote island resorts, every image is a piece of our visual diary. Expect rare perspectives and as usual : blue and only blue.

About the Photographer

This third gallery closes a personal chapter, a visual journey built on years of dedication, patience, and love for the Maldives. The photographs are part of my private archive, created through quiet observation and a desire to share the soul of these islands.

— Sakis, photographer for Dreaming of Maldives

Many of the images featured in this gallery have been published in our Maldives photography books and yearly Dreaming of Maldives wall calendars.
If you’re looking for more visual inspiration, don’t miss our dedicated galleries featuring Maldives sunsets, sandbanks, aerials, and more, each curated to highlight a unique side of the archipelago’s beauty.

You’ve reached the final part of our Maldives Photo Gallery trilogy, but the journey doesn’t have to end here. If you haven’t yet, start with Part 1 → and continue with Part 2 → to experience the full story : a collection of Maldives beautiful photos, aerial views, beaches, and moments that made us fall in love with the islands.

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