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Imagine walking barefoot on the soft, pristine sands of Bandos. Bandos, a small island paradise in the North Malé Atoll, is one of the Maldives’ oldest resorts. It was the second resort to open in the Maldives in December 1972. Step back in time and picture the island as it was when it first opened its doors, a haven for tourists seeking tranquility and adventure. Bandos was a pioneer in the Maldivian tourism industry, offering modern comforts and traditional Maldivian hospitality. This beautiful island was not only known for its natural beauty but also for its proximity to the capital city of Malé.

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