Sarong.
This is a traditional garment for men and women. At flea markets and bazaars you will find from inexpensive to unique author's items.
Mini dhonis.
Dhonis are small sailing boats that used to be the main means of transportation for islanders. Today they accompany tourists from all corners of the world on dive tours. In souvenir shops you can buy a miniature version of such a vessel.
Mats.
These can be Thundu Kunaa, used by locals for sleeping and praying. Or handmade woven mats. Both options are not just beautiful to look at, but also reflect Maldivian culture.
Fish.
Of course, we are not talking about fresh fish, but cooked fish. There is a huge variety of fish in the Maldives. You can take them back home with you in dried, dried, canned or pickled form.
Coconut.
Coconut is one of the most important resources of the Maldives. It is used to make figurines, dishes, all kinds of crafts and souvenirs, bags, cosmetics and much more.
Jewelry.
Jewelry is a very big part of Maldivian culture. In stores and markets you can buy both expensive jewelry and all sorts of necklaces, earrings, bracelets handmade from natural materials (coconut fiber, shells, seeds, etc.).
