Luxury Maldives Holidays

Venture to the middle of the Indian Ocean and you’ll find a tiny tropical nation, known to the world as paradise.

With some of the best beaches in the world, a dazzling underwater world and world-class luxury resorts, it’s easy to see why the Maldives are renowned as heaven on Earth.

The country is comprised of nearly 1,200 islands, spread across 26 ring-shaped coral atolls, and only 200 of these islands are inhabited. Of the inhabited islands, 100 are home to the world’s best luxury resorts, with each resort encompassing an entire private island.

The private island resorts are typically reached by seaplane and speedboat transfers from the capital of Male. The short plane trips are a wonderful way to catch your first glimpse of the atolls, perched like twinkling diamonds in the psychedelic blue ocean.

As you enter your lavish resort, you’ll find dreamy overwater villas, designed to offer an immersive natural experience and unrivalled opulence.

Expect private pools, suspended day beds, private wine cellars, outdoor showers, personal butlers, in-room massages, and terraces that are perfectly positioned to soak up the spectacular sunsets.

The resorts are fringed by astonishingly white sands that feel like fine powder beneath your toes, and as you dip into the warm, crystal water, you’ll discover rich coral gardens, magical caves and thriving marine life.

The Maldives has some of the best snorkelling and diving in the world, and you’ll encounter technicolour tropical fish, green turtles, manta rays, whale sharks and dolphins.

When you’re not underwater, you can fill your days with rejuvenating spa treatments, adrenaline watersports, sailing trips, and special dining experiences such as picnics on a deserted island or a romantic dinner under the stars.

While the Maldives are revered for their staggering natural beauty, they are also at risk of disappearing. As the earth heats up due to climate change, the world’s glaciers and icebergs are melting, leading to rising sea levels.

With the increasing threat of climate change and rising sea levels, the low-lying Maldives are at risk of going underwater. There is a real concern that this island paradise won’t even exist in a few decades or even years.

Consequently, the governments and resorts are stepping up to the challenge of sustainability, implementing ingenious methods of reducing waste, and energy and water usage.

They’ve set the bar for hotels and resorts around the world, proving that you can practice environmental sustainability, without sacrificing first-class standards.