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Fantasy Islands
Your guide to the finest resorts, from private hideaways
to family favourites
The Maldives
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the 30 second history class
IT’S A FACT… that the aquamarine halo around each island is this colour because it’s such
shallow water. Around each island is a fringing reef, which protects the island from rough
seas and creates a calm lagoon at its centre. The aquamarine is the water within this reef.
hello Assalaamu Alaikum
yes Aan
no Noon
What is your name? Kon nameh kiyanee?
how are you? Kihineh?
Good Rangalhu
thank you Shukuriyaa
Though it’s not officially recorded when the Maldives was
first settled, it’s widely accepted to have been inhabited
for at least 2,500 years, with the first people arriving from
eastern Africa, Arabia and the Indian subcontinent. In
fact, Arabia’s own Ibn Battuta’s arrival to these turquoise
shores is marked on the country’s official emblem, where
the words Ad-Dawlat Al-Mahaldheebiyya are inscribed.
This is the name Battuta gave to the islands. But for a very
brief period of Portuguese occupation, the Maldives has
been at peace throughout its existence and this is imbued
in the spirit of its warm, friendly people. They speak a
language called Dhivehi, which is unique to the Maldives
and the only official language spoken, although you’ll find
that the local staff at your resort are also nearly always
fluent in English. If you want to try out a bit of Dhivehi
during your stay, here’s a few key phrases to use...
...it’s closer than you think. In fact, the
proximity of the Maldives to the GCC -
it can be reached in as short a time as
four hours depending on where in the
GCC you live - makes it a viable option
for a weekend escape. Not that you’ll
want to leave after just a few days in
this most breathtakingly beautiful of
countries, especially if you stay at one
of the twenty superb resorts we’ve
brought together in this guide.
And if you fear you’ll be bored or grow
claustrophobic the longer you spend
on a desert island, think again. These
resorts offer myriad on and off-shore
activities and experiences to suit all
tastes and desires, so all you need do
is choose the resort for you...
Welcome to Paradise...
1The maximum number
of resorts per single island, meaning that
wherever you stay you’ll have the run of a private
slice of paradise.
7.5The number of feet
above sea level of the natural ground level
of the Maldives, which officially makes it the lowest country in the
world.
25The number of
protected reefs in the Maldives, which makes for superb diving. A fact that led to the country
achieving a world record for the number of simultaneous scuba
dives.
30 The Celsius average
year-round temperature in the Maldives. It never
drops below 23C.
1192 The number of coral islands that make up the Maldives, 200 of
which are inhabited by its population of three
hundred thousand people.
enjoy a romantic dinner
Nowhere else in
the world lays on
opportunities for
romantic dinners quite
like the Maldives.
Here you can dine on a
deserted island, adrift
on the ocean aboard a
luxury yacht and even
beneath the sea.
take a sunset cruise
The vast majority of
resorts will offer you
the chance to hop
aboard a twilight cruise
and you’d be wise to
take them up on it.
You’ll drink in the most
incredible sunsets
while dolphins leap at
your side.
sWim With the fishes
So crystal clear is the
water in the Maldives
and so teeming with
fish are its reefs, that
even by snorkeling
on the surface you’ll
see the most amazing
sights. You’ll be
particularly enamoured
by the turtles.
Number crunching
Maldives Must-DosWherever you choose to stay in the Maldives, there are certain things you simply have to experience…
it’s a fact…that within 10 years the Maldives hopes to have achieved
its aim of being the world’s first carbon neutral country. It will do so
by using only renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind, as
it looks to lead from the front in the fight against climate change.
All aboardThe Maldives is famous for its wonderful waters and magnificent dive
spots abound. To explore them, you can holiday aboard one of various
vessels that sail around the Maldives on a daily basis, stopping off at reefs
and virgin islands along the way so you can dive, fish or simply soak up the
sun from the deck. The vessels range from the most glamorous of super-
sized yachts to the more traditional fishing boats, so there’s one to suit
every budget with the standard of accommodation varying accordingly. Our
advice? Splash out for a stay aboard a yacht and experience
the Maldives in the most uniquely brilliant of ways. Visit
www.visitmaldives.com for more information.
Diva Maldives
A splendid resort – among the biggest in the country –
that’s surrounded by a beautiful fish-filled lagoon and
blessed with some suitably fine restaurants.
If you want the resort’s best room… you could splash out
on a Presidential Water Villa, but the far-from-simple
Water Villa is no less beautiful. We’re particularly fond
of the so-called picture windows in the bedroom and
bathroom, which light up the fish-filled lagoon below.
If you have kids in tow… then they can spend their days in
the kids’ club and enjoy a huge range of activities.
There’s also a club dedicated to teens that’s chockfull of
games consoles.
If you’re looking for a little romance… head to a water spa
villa for a couple’s treatment. The floor’s fashioned from
glass so you can watch the fish float by while you relax.
Diva Maldives
The Rania Experience
The spa’s floor is fashioned from glass so
you can watch the fish float by
Kandooma
A large, modern-style resort – think white-
washed timber – that offers much in the
way of activities and amusements for all the
family. Just don’t forget to visit the rather
excellent spa.
If you want the resort’s best room… stay
in a Water Villa where at high tide you can
kick back in a hammock that’s partially
submerged in the azure waters.
If you have kids in tow… they’ll be far from
bored thanks to a kids’ club which lays on
activities like cooking, role play and marine
biology lessons.
If you’re looking for a little romance… head
to the rooftop terrace after dark for a drink
beneath the stars before heading to the
beach to curl up in front of a black and white
movie classic - these are screened nightly.
How’s this for a great escape? Your own private island, which comes with an outsized yacht for you to use at your leisure
The Rania Experience
This is a private island in every sense,
which you can rent in its entirety for an
utterly unique and reassuringly expensive
experience.
If you want the resort’s best room… you’ve
got it. The island has one exceptional
dwelling, the Rania Suite. Although if you
fancy a change of scenery you could always
move between the three Beach Villas on the
east wing of the island.
If you have kids in tow… they’ll have the
run of their own desert island. How many
brownie points will that get you?
If you’re looking for a little
romance… take out the island’s
86ft yacht for a cruise. It’s yours
with a full crew for three hours of
every day of your stay. We advise
setting off just before sunrise
with a breakfast hamper created
by your team of personal chefs.
Kandooma
The Rania Experience
The first resort anywhere in the world to offer
accommodation completely detached from land –
villas stand in the ocean, a 1km boat ride from the
island – Angsana Velavaru is a stunningly attractive
resort surrounded by superb dive spots.
If you want the resort’s best room…you’ll have to
decide whether you prefer powder-soft sand or
warm waters beneath your feet. On the island
you’ll have a choice of five villa types, while
unconnected and literally atop the sea you’ll find the
strikingly unique InOcean villas. We suggest
you plump for the latter and hole yourself up in
one of the two-storey premier InOcean villas.
They’re utterly stunning.
If you have kids in tow… then regardless of whether
you’re staying on the island or in the ocean, your
children can access a kids’ club where they can enjoy
marine-themed educational activities and myriad
other entertainments.
If you’re looking for a little romance… then it has to
be the couple’s treatment offered at the spa, simply
because you can have it al fresco and close enough to
the sea to hear the waves lapping at the shore as you
drift off to sleep. Marvellous.
Angsana Velavaru
The first resort anywhere in the
world to offer accommodation
completely detached from land
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Four Seasons Maldives at Kuda Huraa
A fantastic, family-friendly resort that’s also hot for
honeymooners. Its terrific spa is housed on its own island.
If you want the resort’s best room… we suggest you
ignore the pull of the on-stilt villas and opt instead for one
of the wonderful Sunset Beach Bungalows with a pool.
You still have direct access to the sea via your own stretch
of white sand, but you also get the added bonus of an
infinity plunge pool and a shaded garden area to relax in.
If you have kids in tow… then you needn’t worry about
them being bored. There’s a great kids’ club and a centre
for teens, while you’ll even find child-sized bathrobes and
kids’ only toiletries in your room.
If you’re looking for a little romance… then spend the last
three nights of your trip aboard the luxury Four Seasons
Explorer, so you can island hop, explore stunning reefs
and drink in the most magical sunsets.
Constance Halaveli
One of the Maldives’ newest resorts is also one of
its most attractive, with lush greenery as much of a
feature as sparkling waters.
If you want the resort’s best room… go for the
double-storey villa, which is large enough to house
an entire family and decked out from top to bottom
in the finest furnishings. It also boasts a plunge pool
housed in a beautiful garden.
If you have kids in tow… you can send them to the
kids’ club, which runs until 10pm and entertains
children with activities galore from as young as four
years of age.
If you’re looking for a little romance… kick off your
sandals and dine beneath a blanket of stars at the
resort’s fantastic beach restaurant. Go for the grilled
lobster plucked fresh form the sea.
Four Seasons Maldives At Kuda Huraa
Constance Halaveli
Reef Club Restaurant
Soneva Gili
The Maldives’ first all on-stilt accommodation resort remains one of its finest. It’s small,
intimate and operates a ‘no shoes’ policy to aid that desert island vibe.
If you want the resort’s best room… we suggest you opt for one of seven Crusoe
Residences, which feature a marvellous floating sundeck so can you can dangle your
feet in the ocean while working on your tan. You’ll reach it via your own rowboat.
If you have kids in tow… you’ll soon discover that this is a resort aimed at those in
search of peace, quiet and privacy. As such, there are no child-focused amenities to
speak of. Though for older kids the list of on-and-off site sports is impressive.
If you’re looking for a little romance… then you’re in the right resort. We recommend
you take a gourmet hamper – made up by a team of super chefs – over to a secluded
island for an intimate, ocean-side picnic.
The Maldives is famed for its over-water rooms and the superb Constance Halaveli has some of the country’s finest
Soneva Gili
A magnet for the rich and famous when it first opened in
2005, the resort remains the destination of choice for the
style set.
If you want the resort’s best room…you’ll be booking into a
Grand Villa with pool, which means that not only is the ocean
at your doorstep but an exceptional infinity pool, too.
If you have kids in tow…then whatever their age they’ll
find plenty to occupy their time. The kids’ club runs from
9am-9pm, takes children from upwards of four years of
age and offers fun, educational activities like cooking and
dancing. But there’s also a club for teenagers which lays on
a plethora of activities, including off-island excursions.
If you’re looking for a little romance… then you don’t even
have to leave your villa. Just have your butler draw you a
rose-petal strewn bath while your private chef rustles up a
candlelit, ocean-side dinner for two.
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An absolute paradise for kids and grown ups alike
thanks in part to a profusion of leisure activities, this
is the archetypical desert island topped off with five
star finery.
If you want the resort’s best room…then book a Grand
Water Villa. Set on stilts, it stands in a fish-filled
lagoon and has a fantastic deck where you can shower
al-fresco or simply step down into the turquoise water.
Magnificent.
If you have kids in tow…then there’s a club where
they’ll be entertained from as early as 9am and until
as late as 10pm. Here they’ll enjoy organised games
and exploration of the island’s natural charms.
What’s more, you’ll find that to a man the staff at
Kanuhura are outstanding with children.
If you’re looking for a little romance…skip dinner at
the main restaurants in favour of the most romantic
of meals on the resort’s adjacent private island,
Jehunuhura, which can be booked for just the two of
you. Bliss.
Kanuhura
An absolute paradise for kids and grown ups alike...this is the archetypical desert island...
The Kids’ Club
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It’s all about affordable luxury at five-star Lily Beach
with guests paying a flat fee for an all-inclusive platinum
package, which not only covers all meals and drinks but
excursions and sunset fishing to boot.
If you want the resort’s best room…you’ll book a Sunset
Water Suite, where you’ll enjoy uncompromising views of the
ocean, a magnificent Jacuzzi pool and the round-the-clock
services of a butler.
If you have kids in tow…they can spend fun-filled days in the
kids’ club, where they can play, paint, draw, watch cartoons
and take part in organised activities like treasure hunts.
If you’re looking for a little romance…book a treatment
for two at sunset in the marvellous over-water spa, before
taking a moonlit stroll back to your villa.
Lily Beach Resort & SpaTamara Spa
W Retreat & Spa Maldives
A strikingly elegant, ultra-glam resort
that employs a whatever/whenever policy,
granting its guests impeccable levels of
service and just the right amount of the
attention to boot.
If you want the resort’s best room… book
an Ocean Haven Suite and soak up the
incredible style. We’re talking a two-
bedroom, thatched-roofed, over-water suite
that has glass flooring so you can see the
marine life swim by beneath your feet, and
a wraparound terrace with steps that lead
directly into the water. And did we mention
the Jacuzzi seats in the private infinity pool?
If you have kids in tow… they can indulge in
all manner of watersports if old enough to
do so, but this is a resort for grown-ups only.
As such, it does not accept children under
the age of thirteen.
If you’re looking for a little romance… take
to the water in a transparent kayak and
share in the stunning sights afforded by a
similarly transparent ocean.
Island Hideaway at Dhonakulhi, Maldives Spa Resort & Marina
Home to the Maldives’ first ever marina, this
resort’s luxurious lodgings take up only five per
cent of this gorgeous island, leaving you to roam
amid untouched natural beauty.
If you want the resort’s best room…then you’re
spoilt for choice with six types of super-stylish
villas. But if you twisted our arm we’d suggest
you opt for one of only two Hideaway Water
Suites. They stand atop stilts in a crystal-
clear lagoon and boast their own ocean-view
treatment room, steam room, sauna and, best of
all, an al-fresco bathtub so you can enjoy a soak
beneath the stars.
If you have kids in tow…they’ll be delighted
if they’re of an age to enjoy the on-land
(tennis, football, volleyball) or water-based
(wakeboarding, windsurfing, canoeing) activities
but if they’re not there’s also a kids’ club, where
there are numerous daily activities offered, a
playground and bicycles to ride.
If you’re looking for a little romance...charter
the resort’s aircraft for a private flight over the
atolls that make up the Maldives: truly one of
the most magical sights on earth.
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Island Hideaway at Dhonakulhi
Conrad Maldives Rangali Island
Spanning two islands and boasting two spas and
seven top-notch restaurants, this is a multi-award
winning resort that caters for all tastes and ages.
If you want the resort’s best room… you’ll need
to book a thatched-roof water villa. You’ll love its
glass floor which shows off the strikingly-coloured
marine life below.
If you have kids in tow… they’re in for a fun-filled time at the brilliant kids’ club. On top of
offering a whole host of activities, the club also features a bizarrely brilliant ice cream-themed
spa for 4-12 year olds.
If you’re looking for a little romance… simply book a table at the resort’s underwater restaurant,
Ithaa. It’s a world first and the views are just incredible.
Book a table at the resort’s
underwater restaurant. It’s a world first and
the views are incredible
Conrad Maldives Rangali Island
Conrad Maldives Rangali Island
Kurumba Maldives
This is the Maldives’ original island resort. It opened in
1972 and was rebuilt to a fantastic standard in
2004, fusing modern splendour with traditional
Maldivian architecture.
If you want the resort’s best room… and a butler
on hand to service your every whim, go for a
sumptuous Presidential Suite. It spans two
floors, has a marvellous flower-filled courtyard
and an outsized private pool.
If you have kids in tow… there’s a designated
children’s play area, junior-sized snorkel
equipment and kids’ menus in each of the
resort’s seven restaurants.
If you’re looking for a little romance… take a
boat to the resort’s deserted island where your
candlelit dinner for two will be accompanied by
the sound of a band playing just for you.
Huavfen FushiA super-chic romantic hideaway characterised by the world’s first underwater spa, which brings a
whole new meaning to the term ‘sleep with the fishes’.
If you want the resort’s best room… check on the availability of CUBE, a two-floor entirely private
residence that stands in a secluded oceanfront garden. Here you’ll find outdoor spa beds, a yoga
pavilion and a daybed-lined pool. The master bedroom also connects to a fully-equipped gym.
If you have kids in tow… you may have to put up with prolonged cries of boredom, for this resort is
more a honeymooners’ paradise than a children’s playground. Though there’s the usual endless list
of watersports for teenagers to enjoy.
If you’re looking for a little romance… then it’s all about choosing your dinner table. Do you fancy the
privacy of a candle-strewn cellar, or the space of a rock island complete with a private table for two?
You’ll find that the Taj Exotica offers someincredible settings for a romantic meal
Huavfen Fushi
Kurumba Maldives
Taj Exotica Resort
& Spa Maldives
It’s all about winding down at this romantic hideaway,
where the magnificent, spacious spa is among the
country’s finest.
If you want the resort’s best room…then you had
better hope the magnificent Presidential Suite
isn’t already in use. It’s built over water, has two
bedrooms, a balcony that looks out across an endless
ocean – not to mention a glassed bathroom that does
the same – and a suspended deck providing a private
stretch of sand.
If you have kids in tow…then providing they’re old
enough they can enjoy a wealth of water-based
activities, including banana boating, as well as
football, volleyball and snooker.
If you’re looking for a little romance…take a private
cruise just before sundown and have your driver kill
the engine so you can watch the sun slip into the
ocean in absolute silence.
Huavfen Fushi
Taj Eotica Resort & Spa
Coco Beach Bodu Hithi Resort
One for the honeymooners, this. An intimate
little hideaway defined by its great-sized villas.
If you want the resort’s best room… you’ll
be after an Escape Water Residence. You’ll
find them housed on their own island a short
distance from the main resort, offering total
privacy and abundant luxury.
If you have kids in tow… then aside from
swimming there’s little in the way of
entertainment for tiny tots, but older kids can
enjoy indoor and outdoor sports.
If you’re looking for a little romance… you’ll
be surrounded by perhaps the best beaches
in the Maldives. Perfect for a saunter beneath
the stars.
Coco Beach Bodu Hithi Resort
Anantara Dhigu
Anantara Dhigu
Two islands make up this resort, one dotted with beautiful villas
and the other offering activities galore. There’s even a cooking
school where you can sharpen your culinary skills by whipping
up a Maldivian feast.
If you want the resort’s best room… you’ll be wanting the keys
to an over-water Pool Suite. Not only is the pool infinity-edged
but the bathtub is, too.
If you have kids in tow… then a team of staff will happily
entertain them in the kids’ club – they lay on a glut of great
activities – while you enjoy the resort’s other recreational
offerings. We recommend the super-fun underwater rocket,
which propels you dolphin-like through the water.
If you’re looking for a little romance… take a sunset cruise for
two aboard the traditional Maldivian sailing vessel, the dhoni.
It’s guaranteed to tug the heartstrings.
Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru
This petite eco-resort – just 48 villas in
all – is the epitome of barefoot luxury.
And it’s perfect for those seeking
peace and quiet amid quite stunning
surroundings.
If you want the resort’s best room…
check yourself into a Deluxe
Beachfront Villa. Its huge glass doors
open onto blindingly-white sand which
lies mere feet from a beautiful lagoon.
If you have kids in tow… you’ll find
that this is a resort squarely aimed at
adults. As such, it offers nothing in the
way of child-related services.
If you’re looking for a little romance…
take a speedboat out to a small
sandbank that’s slap bang in the
ocean. Here, staff will lay on a private
gourmet treat for two once the sky
above has filled with stars.
If you’re looking for a resort where the list of activities reads as long as your arm, this is it
Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru
VelassaruA small but immaculately formed resort geared
towards honeymooners. It lies a hair-sweeping
speedboat ride from Male.
If you want the resort’s best room… opt for a super
chic, teak-floored water bungalow, which stands
with the ocean just a single step below and offers
panoramic vistas to boot.
If you have kids in tow… you’ll have your hands full
trying to keep them amused. This idyllic retreat is
where couples come to get away from it all.
If you’re looking for a little romance… there’s a full
programme of quixotic experiences guaranteed to
melt your heart. This includes an evening which
begins with a bonfire-side dinner on the beach and
ends with a moonlit cruise.
A Water Bungalow
The Spa of course is fabulous but sometimes nothing beats retail therapy Live the moment.
One&Only Reethi Rah is part of a portfolio of distinctive and memorable resorts in The Bahamas, Cape Town, Dubai, Maldives, Mauritius and Mexico. Call +960 664 8800, email [email protected] or visit oneandonlyresorts.com.
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