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Maldives is a beautiful group of coral islands that is situated in between 3° 15' North latitude and 73° 00' East longitude. The capital of Maldives, known as Male has a slightly different geographic coordinates. The latitude and longitude reading of Male is 4° 10' North and 73° 31' East. Maldives latitude and longitude has placed the country in such a place that it has been decorated with exotic natural beauties and enjoyable weather .
Maldives has a weather that is tropical and influenced by monsoon climate as well. As a result summer weather here is very hot and humid. But ceaseless cooling breezes from sea mitigates the heat and creates an enjoyable weather. There are mainly two seasons in Maldives which are the rainy season and the dry season. Rainy season is however, preceded by the summer weather . Maldives gets a high amount of annual precipitation that reaches to almost 4,000mm.

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Maldives—a chain of 1190 small coral islands, grouped into 26 atolls

The Maldives holds the record for being the lowest country in the world, with a maximum natural ground level of only 2.3 m (7½ ft) with the average being only 1.5 m above sea level, though in areas where construction exists this has been increased to several metres. Over the last century, sea levels have risen about 20 centimetres further rises of the ocean could threaten the existence of Maldives. However, around 1970 the sea level there dropped 20-30 cm.In November 2008, President Mohamed Nasheed announced plans to look into purchasing new land in India, Sri Lanka, and Australia, due to his concerns about global warming and the possibility of much of the islands being inundated with water from rising sea levels. Current estimates place sea level rise at 59 cm by the year 2100. The purchase of land will be made from a fund generated by tourism. The President has explained his intentions, saying "We do not want to leave the Maldives, but we also do not want to be climate refugees living in tents for decades".