What is a Resort?

The resort islands do not differ greatly, except in shape: whichever one you choose will have superb, palm- fringed, fine sand beaches. Accommodation is usually in a thatched-roof bungalows, sometimes built over the water, with facilities varying from simple to luxurious. Each resort is a self-contained community with its own sport and leisure facilities, restaurants, shops, sometimes entertainment such as a disco, and generally its own private reef. Scores of uninhabited islands have been developed as resort communities. Most of these can be found in North and South Male' (Kaafu) Atoll, also in Vaavu, Baa, Lhaviyani and Alifu (Ari) Atoll. Under the sea are wonders which more than make up for the lack of land monuments. You can take your ease in an underwater grotto and observe this other world going about its mysterious business, weaving skeins of colour through a translucent sea. To protect it, spear fishing is strictly prohibited.

On your arrival at the airport, our representative or the guide from the resort will pick you up. They will direct you to the correct boat or aircraft that will take you to your booked resort.