Ourservice Fly with a swimsuit We recommend packing a swimsuit and sun
cream in hand luggage to prevent sunburn on the boat transfer, it also allows customers to swim in the pool upon arrival.
unique experiences Maafushivaru
Don’t pack shoes
Just sandals or flip-flops. It’s called ‘barefoot luxury’ for a reason – so pass on this tip for saving weight on hold luggage.
Kandolhu
a diver's dream Biyadhoo
Maafushivaru
Just 350m in length, this island is the epitome of small but perfectly formed. It's ideal for private and unique experiences, not least due to its beautiful and uninhabited sister island, Lonubo. A short boat ride gives the opportunity for romantic picnics and candlelit dining. A pre-cooked dinner and private island stay is the ultimate desert island escape.
This is our newest exclusive boutique resort in the Maldives. It's also ideal for travellers looking to just switch off, relax and enjoy the quiet of this tiny island. Attentive staff, luxury villas and one of the highest restaurant to room ratios on the islands make it a beautiful place to unwind.
Biyadhoo
This resort is a diver’s delight. It’s your customers’ opportunity to really make the most of the perfect clear seas the Indian Ocean is famous for. With its own reef and PADI diving school, they can get up close to the rays and turtles. Unpretentious and affordable, it’s no wonder that so many customers come back year after year.
At Kuoni, we're committed to a better kind of service. Not just for our customers but for our partners, friends and colleagues in the trade too.
We've developed close relationships with you over the many years we've been working together, and love to share our knowledge and expertise. If you have any feedback or ideas for us, we'd love to hear them.
Helen, Katie and Brad Trade Relations Team
ultimate relaxation Kandolhu
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