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Villa living at its most luxurious on a private coral island surrounded by a glistening turquoise sea just 25 minutes by speedboat from Malé.
Velassaru is a beautifully secluded resort where stylish, minimalist villas hover over the lagoon or look out over an astonishingly white powdery beach. Seductive, intimate and truly romantic, the villas are your personal hideaway, designed with a contemporary cutting- edge style that blends perfectly with the natural beauty of the island. Why not stay in a water villa and wake up to the sound of the gentle lapping of the waves?
From an exclusive £83pppnt BB * SPECIAL HONEYMOON OFFER APPLIES *
Confirmed scheduled flights from just £355pp inc. all taxes / surcharges.
Home to live coral growing on ancient volcanic mountains and a thousand different variations of stunning fauna - a paradise for divers.
Kurumba Maldives is Maldives' first private island resort and one of its finest. Go barefoot, be served on your white sand beach under coconut trees, dine by the moon and candles or dress for dinner and dance into the morning. Named after the coconuts that grow in abundance throughout the island, Kurumba Maldives pioneered tourism in the Maldives in 1972. Completely renewed, it re-opened in 2004 as a resort of distinction, class and style and run with panache. The white sand beach embracing the island is lapped by crystal clear waters of an azure lagoon, protected by eco-breakwaters of weathered coral. Kurumba Maldives offers Maldives' signature hospitality and gracious service in an unspoiled tropical paradise.
From an exclusive £58pppnt BB - * SPECIAL HONEYMOON OFFER APPLIES * Confirmed scheduled flights from just
£355pp inc. all taxes / surcharges.
YOU CAN SUBMIT YOUR BOOKING OVER THE PHONE, ONLINE OR VIA EMAIL!
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