Rae Parker, a well-known monthly travel columnist, is sent on a romantic vacation to a destination known for islands, beaches, and coral reefs. Rae is unsure of the ocean's vast expanse, which makes it difficult to compose an excellent article. However, Jared, the guide, takes her on the journey.
Jared and Rae's stars align, and a romance develops between them. The film's highlight is the breathtaking backdrop of blue seas and marine life.
Filming Locations in the Maldives are being filmed.
The Hallmark film 'Love in the Maldives' was shot entirely in the Maldives, specifically in Alifu Dhaalu Atoll, Malé, and Vaavu. It is famous for its coral reefs, sparkling waters, and abundant aquatic life. It is a preferred production location due to its unspoiled beauty and stunning beaches.
Maldives' Alifu Dhaalu Atoll
The cast and crew shot around the Conrad Maldives Rangali Island, a luxurious resort on Rangali Island. Diving, snorkeling, island hopping, and other fun activities make the site a must-see.
Malé, Maldives
A separate section of the Hallmark film was recorded in Kaafu Atoll, also known as North Malé Atoll. Malé is a vibrant tourist center that is located at the southern edge of the Maldives' capital, with many historic monuments and historic sites.
The production crew recorded several scenes on Gulhi, a small and secluded island south of the atoll. Many of the scenes on Maafushi Island were captured, including those depicting Zara's home.
Maldives' Vaavu
The cast and crew traveled to the Vaavu Atoll, also known as Felidhu Atoll, in the Maldives, to film numerous scenes. Fulidoo is another island where the team taped footage. One episode of 'Into The Wild With Bear Grylls' was shot at Vaavu.
The cast of Love in the Maldives is a mix of romantic and religious.
Jocelyn Hudon plays Rae, a well-known actress for her roles in 'The Strain' and 'Infamous' as Dean, while Juliana Wimbles is seen in the exciting romance film as Jules. She is well-known for her roles as Amy in 'Valley of the Boom' and 'Motive' as Kim White.
